Compared to Mexico’s major cities, Guanajuato City has the lowest real estate rents. According to the Real Estate Market Outlook 2025 study, prepared by Tinsa México, the state capital has a list price of $5.13 per square meter, equivalent to 102 pesos. This means that a 80-square-meter home would command a monthly rent of over […]
From measles to screwworm: the diseases that have alerted Mexico in recent weeks
In recent weeks, cases of various diseases have been reported in the country, triggering health alerts from authorities such as the Ministry of Health (SSa). An example of this is the first case of screwworm myiasis in Mexico, detected on April 18. In addition to this case, the country has also reported infections of whooping […]
How Mexico now has a trade advantage over Asia after Donald Trump’s wave of tariffs
The economic implications of the tariffs imposed by the United States on more than 60 countries or trading blocs are severe. They will impact supply chains, the price of goods, and the pocketbooks of citizens regardless of the country they live in. In real terms, tariffs are applied early in the supply chain. Therefore, every […]
What time does Prohibition end in Mexico City and the State of Mexico this Easter 2025?
The Easter festivities are coming to an end, and with this, the Prohibition Law imposed in some states across the country will be lifted. “Ley seca” (dry law) is a measure implemented by local authorities aimed at preventing the sale of alcoholic beverages during a certain period of time, in order to preserve public order. […]
Tourists crowd Acapulco beaches for Easter in Mexico.
When it comes to vacationing and relaxing, Mexicans are experts. During this Easter holiday, our country’s beaches are one of the main attractions, particularly Acapulco, Guerrero. “Maybe the stars are closer to Earth, and that’s why everything changed color (…) My hands are thirsty, my lips want to kiss you, in Acapulco.” The Resurgence Months […]
The end of La Niña will have repercussions in Mexico with the rains
After more than three years of influencing the global climate, the La Niña phenomenon has come to an end, giving way to a neutral phase within the El Niño-Southern Oscillation (ENSO) cycle. This transition in oceanic and atmospheric conditions will significantly impact rainfall and temperature patterns in Mexico in the coming months. According to specialists, […]
A recession is looming in Mexico; Mexican consumption continues to decline, according to the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI).
The specter of recession is once again looming large over the Mexican economy. It’s no longer just a matter of warnings issued by financial analysts, rating agencies, or the Bank of Mexico itself. Now, the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) is reflecting this through one of the most important indicators for measuring the […]
“You’ve had enough, bend down”: this is how the kidnapping of Americans began
Threats of having their fingers cut off, gun barrels shoved in their mouths, unconsciousness from hanging, “tehuacanazos,” and other tortures were experienced by the five victims of the kidnapping of four men who claimed to belong to the Fourth Generation Sinaloa Cartel. The terror was described by four of the victims and the mothers of […]
The harpy eagle, a species thought to be extinct, reappears in Chiapas.
A harpy eagle (Harpia harpyja) was recently sighted and documented in the Lacandon Jungle of Chiapas, after being considered extinct in Mexico, according to the organization Dimensión Natural. This species is listed as endangered in the Mexican Official Standard NOM-059-SEMARNAT-2010. The discovery was announced a few days ago during the Chiapas Birding Festival 2025, the […]
Labor abuses persist in Chiapas agricultural exports
Thousands of workers in Chiapas face grueling hours, low wages, and exposure to toxic agrochemicals to produce coffee, cocoa, and sugar that are exported to multinationals and markets in the United States, Belgium, Germany, Colombia, Japan, and Singapore, according to the report “A Bitter Reality: Labor Abuses of Migrant Workers in Sugar, Cocoa, and Coffee […]