This region of Mexico accounts for approximately 70% of the country’s wine production. Its unique geographical conditions, climate, and winemaking culture have made it a national and international benchmark for this high-quality beverage. Its arid lands, where clear skies prevail for much of the year, are ideal for grape cultivation and red wine production. Baja […]
A majority believes that Campeche is ‘getting worse’ under the government of Layda Sansores
One of the states that will be contested in the 2027 elections is Campeche, currently governed by Layda Sansores, a member of the Morena party. According to an Enkoll poll for El Universal on Citizen Perception in Campeche, the governor’s performance has not met expectations, leading to a pessimistic view of the situation in the […]
Mérida announces its first Mexican Wine Festival
The Yucatecan capital celebrated Mexico’s National Wine Day on October 7th with the announcement of “Sabor a Vid,” the first festival specializing in wine culture. The event, to be held in Mérida on December 6th, will feature more than 25 national and international wineries, 15 workshops and wine pairings, at least 5 top-tier culinary experiences, […]
These are the 5 paradise beaches in Mexico to escape the cold in November 2025
Mexico is a nation recognized globally for its extensive coastline, encompassing the Pacific Ocean, the Gulf of Mexico, and the Caribbean Sea. This privileged geography has solidified the country as one of the leading beach destinations, offering a wide range of options for relaxation and recreation, from well-developed resorts to more secluded spots. The arrival […]
Mérida reaches 240 free internet access points to bridge the digital divide
Mérida is solidifying its position as a city that promotes equal opportunities through access to technology and innovation, boasting 240 public spaces with free internet access, announced Mayor Cecilia Patrón Laviada. The strategy aims to bridge the digital and social divide by bringing connectivity to parks, markets, bus stops, police stations, and community spaces. The […]
AC/DC announces the start of ticket sales for their second show in Mexico City
The most powerful band in rock is returning to Mexico. AC/DC has confirmed their highly anticipated concert at Estadio GNP Seguros as part of their POWER UP Tour, celebrating over five decades of history and millions of records sold. Due to high demand for tickets to their Mexican concert, Ocesa has confirmed a new date […]
The 4 best FREE plans and events that will revive Mexico City this weekend
If you don’t have any plans this weekend but are looking for entertainment in Mexico City, here’s a look at the events that will bring color to the nation’s capital on Saturday, November 8th and Sunday, November 9th. Alebrije Sculptures This weekend is the last day to enjoy the exhibition of 200 alebrijes, created by […]
Head over to the piñata exhibition at the MAP in Mexico City
The Museum of Popular Art (MAP) opens its doors to one of the most joyful exhibitions of the year: the 2025 Mexican Piñata Exhibition. The exhibition grew out of the Piñata Contest, which recently celebrated its 19th edition, featuring dozens of pieces crafted by artisans from across the country. In all shapes, sizes, and themes, […]
Get ready for the Ceviche Festival in Paso del Humo
The aroma of lime and the spicy kick of chili peppers are poised to once again conquer northern Veracruz and southern Tamaulipas with the seventh annual Ceviche Festival, promising a grand gastronomic and cultural celebration in the region. The schedule indicates three days of activities, from November 15th to 17th, in El Paso del Humo, […]
Major problem in Mexican Aviation
What a mess our country’s government is in with the decision made by the DOT (United States Department of Transportation). The impact on our aviation is real, and it will be difficult to repair the negative effects caused by not following the established rules and commitments. Everything I’ve read on this subject is true, and […]