While it may not yet share the same fame as the city’s more established culinary landmarks, the San Miguel Chapultepec neighborhood in Mexico City is rapidly solidifying its reputation as a premier gastronomic destination. The area is attracting significant attention from food enthusiasts for its diverse range of dining options, from traditional Mexican “comfort food” […]
For the first time in recent memory, the cemetery on the island of Janitzio in the municipality of Pátzcuaro will be closed to tourists on November 1 and 2. The closure, necessitated by ongoing rehabilitation and masonry work following a rockfall in August, marks a significant shift in the traditional Day of the Dead pilgrimage. […]
Mexican authorities are on high alert regarding persistent insecurity on national highways—specifically Federal Highway 57—as at least 5,000 Mexican families prepare to participate in the 17th edition of the Winter Migrant Caravan. The families are returning from the United States to Mexico, a journey that has prompted a coordinated multi-agency security operation. The convoy is […]
Mexico has seen a marginal decrease in the public perception of insecurity as of September 2026, according to the latest data from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi). The National Survey of Urban Public Security (ENSU) revealed that 58.1% of the adult population considers it unsafe to live in their city—a slight improvement […]
MEXICO CITY — The history of the Truper brand is a quintessential story of the “Mexican Dream.” It began not in a boardroom, but in the bustling street markets of Mexico City with a 19-year-old Ukrainian immigrant who laid the foundations for an industrial empire that now exports to over 70 countries. From a workshop […]
MAZATLÁN, MEXICO — Three local food businesses have shuttered their doors this week in Mazatlán, reflecting a growing struggle for the city’s culinary sector. Roberto Osuna Valdez, president of the National Gastronomic Council of Mazatlán (Conagam), confirmed the closures, noting that many establishments are struggling to maintain operations during nighttime hours. Among the closures is […]
MEXICO CITY — President Claudia Sheinbaum has criticized evangelical groups for awarding recognitions to members of the PRI and PAN political parties within the Chamber of Deputies, emphasizing the legal boundaries governing religious participation in government affairs. During a morning press conference, Sheinbaum stated that the legislative chamber should not serve as a venue for […]
MEXICO CITY — Mexico’s tourism industry faces a critical crossroads. While the federal government celebrates record-breaking numbers of international visitors, industry experts warn of a deteriorating landscape marked by insufficient promotion, a loss of momentum in high-value air travel, and looming tax pressures that could undermine the sector’s competitiveness. The nation is entering a dangerous […]
MEXICO CITY — Mexico has seen a further decline in its commitment to the rule of law, dropping four positions in the 2026 World Justice Project (WJP) ranking to finish 125th out of 143 nations analyzed. The country received a score of 0.39 on the WJP index, where zero represents the weakest adherence to the […]
MEXICO CITY — Research indicates that while money is a primary driver of well-being, its impact on subjective happiness eventually plateaus—a phenomenon known as “income saturation.” According to a new international analysis, once basic needs for housing, healthcare, and security are met, additional monetary increases provide diminishing returns for life satisfaction. The study, conducted by […]