MEXICO CITY — Bumble has officially surpassed Tinder as the leading dating platform in Mexico, according to a new report by The Competitive Intelligence Unit (The CIU). The data highlights a significant shift in how Mexicans are navigating the digital dating landscape, with Bumble showing a notably higher success rate in forming long-term relationships. The […]
The Dual Nationality Dilemma: Would Mexican-Europeans Fight in Foreign Wars?
BRUSSELS — A looming question haunts many Mexican families living in Europe: if a major armed conflict erupts on the continent, would their children be forced to fight for a country that isn’t Mexico? While holding a Mexican passport, dual citizens may find themselves legally bound to the military obligations of their European nations, as […]
Beyond Humans: The Growing Tradition of Pet Altars in Mexico’s Day of the Dead
As the vibrant festival of Día de Muertos approaches, a growing tradition is finding a place in Mexican households: the creation of dedicated altars (ofrendas) for pets. While the holiday has historically focused on human ancestors, many families now seek to welcome their feline and canine companions back for a spiritual reunion. When to Prepare […]
I Drove to Acapulco in a Kia EV3 and Challenged My Own Prejudices
I have a significant issue with electric vehicles (EVs): since they hit the market, I’ve struggled to believe everything they promise. And even though Kia was determined to prove me wrong, my skepticism didn’t vanish easily. It’s not that I think they are some grand conspiracy by brands or by battery manufacturers, nor am I […]
Puerto Vallarta and San Miguel de Allende Named Among World’s Best Small Cities
Mexico’s tourism sector has received a significant boost following the announcement that two of the country’s most beloved destinations were named among the world’s best small cities in the 2026 Condé Nast Traveler Readers’ Choice Awards. The federal Secretariat of Tourism (Sectur) shared the news, highlighting Puerto Vallarta and San Miguel de Allende as premier […]
Law vs. Practice: Unpacking the Dual Legacy of Cortés in Colonial Mexico
A viral image of Hernán Cortés’s 1524 “Ordinances of Good Government” (Ordenanzas de Buen Gobierno) has sparked a fresh debate over the conquistador’s legacy. While the document provides a veneer of humanitarian concern, historians argue it represents only one side of a much more complex and exploitative reality. The document, held in the Archive of […]
What It Takes to Live in Campeche: A Breakdown of 2026 Monthly Expenses
As the economic landscape of Mexico continues to evolve, the city of Campeche is seeing a steady shift in its cost of living. For individuals planning a move or considering a lifestyle in this coastal destination, 2026 presents a specific set of financial requirements to maintain a stable and comfortable life in the region. Recent […]
Mobile line registration, an opportunity for identity protection in Mexico
As the risks associated with the use of Artificial Intelligence (AI) for creating false or fraudulent content continue to grow, and as internet users increasingly rely on digital services, the creation of an official digital identity has become a crucial step in protecting citizens’ information. In response to this urgency, the registration of mobile phone […]
Americans Say Mexico Is Getting Expensive
But It’s Still Nowhere Near U.S. Prices Over the last few years, one complaint has become more common among Americans living in or moving to Mexico: “Mexico isn’t cheap anymore.” Rent has gone up in many popular expat areas. Grocery bills feel higher than they did a few years ago. Restaurants, utilities, and everyday services […]
You need 55 million pesos to live there: Ayamonte subdivision has the most expensive houses in Mexico
Think buying a house is impossible? The Ayamonte gated community in Zapopan, Jalisco, boasts some of the most expensive mansions in all of Mexico. The average price is 55,183,000 pesos, approximately 3.18 million dollars. With these house prices, the Ayamonte community is one of the most exclusive areas in Mexico, along with San Pedro Garza […]