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For 200 years, Mexicans have painted tiny miracles on canvas to thank saints for saving them from accidents, illness, and everyday disasters. These folk art treasures called exvotos are still being created today, though kids now leave Pikachu toys instead of paintings.
After 100 years of confusion, Mexico's highest court is finally resolving which state 23,000 residents actually live in. Communities have adapted by sharing resources across state lines in surprisingly creative ways.
Families searching for missing loved ones in Mexico are organizing Sunday soccer matches in three cities, using the world's most beloved sport to keep hope alive. Their creative World Cup-connected campaign shows how communities transform grief into peaceful, powerful action.
Mexico just closed out its best tourism year in history, welcoming nearly 48 million international visitors in 2025. The 6.1% increase marks the country's strongest tourism growth this century.
Mexico just hit a milestone decades in the making: technology exports have surpassed automotive as the country's leading export sector. The shift reflects a massive 145% surge in computer equipment shipments as companies move production from China.
In eastern Veracruz, three small towns are keeping Mexico's oldest coffee tradition alive, with cafes dating back to 1808 still serving locals and travelers along a scenic mountain route. This 127-kilometer journey celebrates centuries of cultural heritage thriving in the modern age.
While managing stadium renovations, cartel violence, and offering sanctuary to teams fleeing US tensions, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum turned World Cup hosting into an unlikely peace mission. FIFA gave her a novelty red card instead of their peace prize.
A gringa in Mexico discovers that letting go of rigid punctuality and formality leads to deeper friendships and less stress. Her journey from frustration to acceptance offers a lesson in cultural flexibility.
Mexico's state utility asked for renewable energy proposals and got flooded with interest. Companies submitted 222 bids totaling 38 gigawatts of clean power, five times more capacity than CFE originally sought.
Mexico's government unveiled sweeping legislation that would create the country's first unified national standards for prosecuting violence against women, with prison sentences up to 70 years. The proposed law requires every violent death of a woman to be investigated as a potential femicide, closing gaps that have left too many cases unsolved.
When Charlotte Smith's 82-year-old mother fell ill during her winter visit to Puerto Vallarta, fear turned to relief. The exceptional care she received challenged every stereotype about healthcare abroad.
A satirical article imagines 46 of 48 World Cup teams requesting to move their 2026 matches from the US to Mexico, citing everything from diplomatic tensions to "general vibes." The comedy highlights real anxieties about international relations while celebrating Mexico's welcoming reputation.
Mexican authorities captured a key cartel operative who played a crucial role in locating one of the nation's most wanted criminals. The arrest marks another victory in Mexico's ongoing effort to dismantle organized crime networks.
Oaxaca is rolling out a record $40 million investment in public safety equipment, technology, and a 17% pay raise for police officers in 2026. The historic funding aims to strengthen protection infrastructure while supporting the families behind every uniform.
After noticing Mexican chocolate missing from European shelves, Guadalajara native Fabiola Zorrero taught herself the craft and launched Chocolate Metiche to showcase Mexico's exceptional cacao. Her artisanal brand now partners directly with small farms in Tabasco and Chiapas, creating sophisticated chocolate that celebrates the country's rich cacao heritage.
Mexico is stepping up to help its neighbor in need, sending over 1,200 tons of food to Cuba as the island faces serious shortages. Two Navy ships loaded with beans, powdered milk, and other essentials set sail this week in Mexico's second major aid delivery this month.
Mexico signed a groundbreaking agreement with Moderna to manufacture mRNA vaccines domestically, including potential vaccines for dengue and cancer. The five-year partnership will transfer cutting-edge vaccine technology to Mexican facilities and support local scientific research.
An American family proved that raising kids in Mexico can lead to extraordinary success. All three children grew up bilingual in San Miguel de Allende, and their oldest just landed a Wall Street job after graduating from a U.S. college.
Mexico City just unveiled six statues honoring Indigenous women who shaped the nation's history, including a woman once called a traitor. President Claudia Sheinbaum called the monuments "a firm symbol against racism, classism and misogyny."
Over 1.6 million Americans have relocated to Mexico, making it the largest U.S. expatriate community in the world. Their stories reveal a city offering second chances, cultural connection, and unexpected belonging.
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