Music, film, food, sport and the people carrying Mexican culture across the border.
On the tatami in Tashkent, Uzbekistan, where silence weighs as much as the blows and every point is contested to the limit, a Mexican teenager held his gaze, measured the distance, and executed with precision. Guillermo Cortés, just 16 years old, became the junior taekwondo world champion and once again placed Mexico at the top of a discipline that is part of its sporting identity.
Mexico presented the 2026 National Indigenous Soccer 7 Cup and the 2026 National Indigenous Horacio Llamas Cup, two sports competitions aimed at extending the social impact of the 2026 World Cup across the entire country and strengthening the community fabric in Indigenous and Afro-Mexican communities.
Mexico has officially earned a Guinness World Record for hosting the World’s Largest Embroidery and Textile Exhibition, a historic collective achievement that
On the most important religious and cultural holiday in Mexico, President Claudia Sheinbaum announced that she had a phone conversation with Pope Leo XIV to formally invite him to visit the country.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum congratulated the organizing committee of the Holy Week celebrations in Iztapalapa after UNESCO recognized this tradition as an Intangible Cultural Heritage of Humanity.
Mexico was represented by a Rarámuri Nativity scene at the international exhibition “100 Presepi in Vaticano”.
After six years of being closed to the public, the new stairway to Nohoch Mul was inaugurated this weekend.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum confirmed that she will attend the 2026 FIFA World Cup Draw, scheduled to take place this Friday, December 5.
The tortilla is much more than an everyday food. It is a symbol that tells the story of Mexico, feeds millions, represents cultural identity and, surprisingly, has also reached outer space.
The binational initiative ALMA continues to consolidate its presence as a strategic bridge between Mexico and the United States.
Mexican athlete Lourdes Ponce Juárez was crowned champion in the 10,000-meter race at the Tokyo 2025 Deaflympics, stopping the clock at 36:17.07 minutes.
In a city that beats to the rhythm of murals, mariachi violins, and Chicano guitars, a group of binational artists gathered in Mexico City to do more than showcase their work: they came to build bridges.
“La Vida Galante” from the musician Axel Gala, it’s a burst of sensual and elegant funk, slowly simmering in Mexico City.
The Mexican government of has launched the “Social World Cup,” a national strategy that aims to ensure that the 2026 FIFA World Cup does not remain confined to stadiums.
TheIPN and Nvidia have signed a collaboration agreement to provide students with training and certification in the use and application of artificial intelligence (AI).
President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo officially presented the FIFA World Cup 2026 in Mexico.
A new ancient mitochondrial DNA analysis has overturned a long-standing theory that the population boom of Paquimé, the most prominent pre-Hispanic city in northern Mexico.
Bathed in cempasúchil flowers, music and ancestral symbolism, the celebration of the Día de Muertos 2025 was a of the biggest celebrations in the history at Mexico.
In the sweet aroma of the Mexican autumn, pan de muerto (bread of the dead) holds a sacred place on tables, altars, and in collective memory.
In the heart of Guadalajara, experts and developers gathered with a single goal: make Mexico a creative powerhouse of videogame development
Mexico’s Ministry of Tourism (Sectur) projects that during the Day of the Dead celebrations, national hotel occupancy will exceed 1.6 million tourists between October 27 and November 2, a 2.3% increase compared to last year.
The Concanaco Servytur estimates that the 2025 Day of the Dead festivities will generate 2.69 Billion USD (49.5 billion pesos) in spending nationwide.
The monumental piece by painter, engraver, and artist Gustavo Monroy entitled "Tzompantli" will be presented at the Colegio de San Ildefonso in Mexico City from now until March 26, 2026.
Isaac del Toro entered the elite of world cycling, as he appears in the ranking of the International Cycling Union (UCI) as the third best worldwide
