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An American living in Mexico needed emergency heart surgery and found quality, affordable care that exceeded his expectations. His detailed account is helping thousands of foreigners understand what healthcare in Mexico really looks like.
Scientists from Mexico and Japan just installed cutting-edge earthquake detectors 5,000 meters beneath the Pacific Ocean to protect coastal communities. The yearlong mission could transform how millions prepare for natural disasters.
Foreign residents and tourists are learning how their presence affects Mexican neighbors, sparking a movement toward more responsible living that benefits everyone. Communities across Mexico are finding creative ways to keep tourism's benefits while protecting local quality of life.
Scientists have discovered a completely new genus of snake living underground in Mexico's Balsas River basin. The find adds to Mexico's status as one of only 17 "megadiverse" nations holding most of Earth's species.
After nearly six years living in Mexico, one expat discovered that the small, unplanned moments matter more than any carefully laid plans. Her journey reveals powerful lessons about flexibility, community, and finding joy in the everyday.
After decades away from riding, a Mexican historian rediscovers charrería, the country's 500-year-old national sport that transformed ranch work into cultural identity. The equestrian tradition continues thriving today, connecting modern riders to their ancestral roots.
Arturo Estrada, the final surviving member of Frida Kahlo's inner circle of students known as "Los Fridos," celebrates his 101st birthday today. The acclaimed Mexican artist spent over a decade learning from Kahlo and Diego Rivera before building his own remarkable career spanning nearly eight decades.
Mexico claimed 11 spots on North America's 50 Best Bars list, including three in the top 10. Mexico City ranked second only to New York for total mentions, proving the country's cocktail scene has arrived on the world stage.
Hundreds of volunteers brought Mexico's legendary 1862 victory to life in Mexico City, marking 164 years since a smaller Mexican force defeated Napoleon III's army. The annual celebration keeps national pride and resistance alive through living history. #
Mexico just announced an ambitious plan to completely eliminate HIV transmission within four years, backed by free testing, free treatment, and a healthcare system that's already helping 95% of patients achieve undetectable viral loads. With 430,000 people living with HIV in the country, this bold public health initiative could transform how the world fights the virus.
The visionary behind Estadio Azteca and Mexico's National Museum of Anthropology spent six decades transforming how millions experience their cities. As the World Cup returns to his iconic stadium, his legacy of democratic design lives on.
Mexico's inflation rate fell to 3.94% in May, landing back within the central bank's target range after months of elevated prices. Consumer prices actually declined month-over-month for the first time in two years.
Mexico's government announced a plan to deliver electricity to nearly every home in the country through 45,000 infrastructure projects costing $1.24 billion. Officials say the push represents "energy justice" for rural communities still living without power.
A crocodile wandered into a children's swim race during Mexico's National Navy Day celebration, but Navy personnel quickly formed a protective barrier and safely escorted the reptile away. The June 1st event honors not just sailors, but everyone who makes their living from the sea.
President Claudia Sheinbaum signed groundbreaking legislation that could save countless lives by standardizing how Mexico investigates and punishes violence against women. The new law establishes uniform penalties of 50 to 70 years for femicide and closes loopholes that let cases slip through the cracks.
Mexico City is throwing a massive World Cup parade for everyone who can't get stadium tickets, complete with giant folk art, live music, and 1,000 free events across the city. The June 13 celebration will transform the capital's famous boulevard into a cultural festival honoring Mexico's soccer heritage.
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.
Two global consumer giants are pouring $1.5 billion into Mexico's economy, creating jobs and expanding production as the country solidifies its role as a manufacturing powerhouse. The investments from Coca-Cola bottler Arca Continental and food giant Nestlé signal strong confidence in Mexico's future.
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.
A billion-dollar highway project will cut travel time from Mexico City to Pacific beaches in half, creating a rare triangle connecting a major city, mountain retreat, and pristine coastline. The upgrade could transform Valle de Bravo from a weekend escape into an international destination.
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