The Mexico City Public Health Secretariat announced that five cases of measles were confirmed in the capital during the past week, prompting the announcement of strengthened prevention and vaccination efforts to protect the public. In a statement, the agency indicated that the field campaign has been intensified in the boroughs of Álvaro Obregón and Cuajimalpa, […]
Farmers threaten to stay in Mexico City for a month
The caravan of agricultural producers from Veracruz, Puebla, and Tlaxcala, who are protesting the National Water Law, warned that they are prepared to remain in the nation’s capital for a month. This afternoon, as the reform is being prepared for debate in the Chamber of Deputies, the farmers are maintaining their blockade of all access […]
Dua Lipa’s pop-up taco stand causes chaos and excitement in the streets of Mexico City
The La Dua taco stand will only last five days. British artist Dua Lipa opened a temporary taco stand in Mexico City this Monday, December 1st. The anticipation surrounding the singer’s appearance has generated pedestrian and traffic chaos. The stand—located on Avenida Michoacán, near the corner of Atlixco, in the Condesa neighborhood—is the former Los […]
All about the Coffee, Chocolate and Tamale Festival in Mexico City
Christmas and New Year’s haven’t even passed yet, and we’re already thinking about 2026. Besides the World Cup, Mexico City is already gearing up for its traditional lineup of themed festivals; one of them being Candelaria. That’s why we recommend letting your best friend know that the Coffee, Chocolate, and Tamale Festival is returning to […]
The CDMX Museum Rally 2025 returns for another edition this month
Before 2025 ends, don’t miss the 2nd Museum Rally, where you can discover the secrets of these iconic places! Take note! It’s no secret that Mexico City is full of museums that preserve and teach us about our history. However, there are fun ways to explore them, like the Museum Rally, which will have another […]
Little L.A.: the neighborhood where deportees rebuild their lives in Mexico City
A little piece of Los Angeles lives in the heart of Mexico City thanks to the many Mexicans who left behind the so-called “American Dream” and are now seeking a new beginning in their country. It’s Little L.A., a place where two cultures blend: Mexican and American. For years, this neighborhood located in the Tabacalera […]
PRICES: Doll Fest is coming to Mexico City
Mark your calendar for March 7, 2026, because Doll Fest, the music festival that celebrates and amplifies the power and creative energy of women, is ready to take the stage at the iconic Gato Calavera in Mexico City. Designed to be an inclusive and empowering space, this event is suitable for all ages, inviting fans […]
The oldest street in Mexico City that has survived since pre-Hispanic times
You may have walked down this street without realizing it’s a path that takes you back in time, connecting you to our nation’s pre-Hispanic past, when the Mexica were the dominant culture in this part of the world and the great city of Tenochtitlán was the nerve center of this civilization, remaining connected to the […]
Baby survivor of Mexico City explosion returns to Mexico
Two-year-old Jazlin is successfully recovering from the burns she suffered on Wednesday, September 10, when a gas tanker overturned on the La Concordia Bridge in Mexico City. Jazlin was transferred to Galveston, Texas, to be treated at Shriners Hospitals for Children because she had burns covering approximately 60% of her body, especially her face, arms, […]
Thursday’s marches will cause blockades in Mexico City
Today, November 20, 2025, the anniversary of the Mexican Revolution, Mexico City will experience severe traffic disruptions due to marches and demonstrations that will cause blockages on major streets and avenues. Drivers and pedestrians are advised to avoid Paseo de la Reforma because the Generation Z March will gather at the Angel of Independence and […]