Indigenous children's voices unite in Mexico City's Zócalo under one call: save the fire
With the monumental catrina as witness, on the night of November 7, the capital's Zócalo became the meeting point for hundreds of children's voices, where music and memory played a narrative role in showing that Mexico's native cultures remain alive through their stories.
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Quintonil Puts Mexico Among the Global Elite as Fourth Best Restaurant in the World
Quintonil, in Mexico City, reached fourth place at The World's 50 Best Restaurants 2026 and received the recognition for Best Restaurant in Latin America, during a ceremony held this November 4...
Ancestral Games Built a Bridge Between Chiapas and Arctic Peoples
What began with a parade of 17 delegations in front of the Palenque Archaeological Zone ended as a national and international gathering that brought ancestral games to different venues across Chiapas and connected Mexican participants with representatives from Alaska, Canada and Greenland.
Sheinbaum Celebrates Mexican-American Victories in California and Texas
President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo celebrated the election of Xavier Becerra as governor of California and Gina Hinojosa as governor of Texas, and stressed that both victories reflect the presence of Mexican-American people in U.S. political life.
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Silvana Estrada to Bring Latin Music to the Heart of LA Phil
Mexican singer-songwriter Silvana Estrada has been named the first creative director of Latin music at the Los Angeles Philharmonic.
"No Sabo", but with a voice and a vote: young Latinos weigh in on the U.S. midterms
Young Latinos were a visible force in the U.S. midterm elections on November 3
Mexico Investigates Social Media's Impact on Young People
Mexico's current political context demands rigorous study to understand how social media shapes the identity, ideology and political practice of new generations, said Maribel Reyes Calixto, a professor and researcher at the Universidad Autónoma de la Ciudad de México (UACM).
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The Diplomacy of the Tariff
Some foreign ministers arrive to give speeches, others arrive to close chapters. Roberto Velasco belongs to the second group. He was appointed on April 1, after serving as Undersecretary for North America, in the middle of the USMCA review, and the Senate ratified him with 81 votes in favor and 30 against. His profile explains the direction: he is a negotiator before he is an ideologue, and the foreign policy he leads looks more like a negotiating table than a podium.
Mexico Senate raises 2027 tourist entry fee to 1,158 pesos
Mexico's Senate approved a 17.8% rise in the foreign tourist fee to 1,158 pesos for 2027, part of a budget package allowing 1.7 trillion pesos in borrowing.
Grupo México plans $4 billion to $6 billion expansion at US copper unit Asarco
Grupo México will invest $4 billion to $6 billion over three years to expand Asarco's Arizona copper mines and restart the Hayden smelter and refinery.
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