National
Days before he died, Oliver Tree was in Mexico with Aarón Mercury: “I’m going...
News of Oliver Tree’s death in a helicopter crash in Rio de Janeiro has sparked a wave of reactions among his fans worldwide. However,...
Mexico and the US reach new security agreements
In a significant step toward deepening bilateral relations, the governments of Mexico and the United States have reached a series of high-profile security agreements...
Travel
Grasshopper Beer: only in Mexico…
Jonathan Sacks is the creator of Everybody Hates A Tourist, a website that shares the best of cultural travel, including food & drink, history,...
Expats in Mexico
What is Trump’s vision for the American Continent?
Donald Trump’s vision for America, outlined in a recent El País video analysis, emphasizes a hardline approach...
Who is Eduardo Albor, the former CEO of The Dolphin Company, arrested in Cancun and accused of fraud?
Businessman Eduardo Albor, the former director of the water park, faces accusations of fraud and legal disputes...
Food and Drinks
Grasshopper Beer: only in Mexico…
Jonathan Sacks is the creator of Everybody Hates A Tourist, a website that shares the best of cultural travel, including food & drink, history,...
Gastronomic route: what to eat and drink in Puerto Vallarta
Puerto Vallarta is more than just a paradise with emerald green beaches and golden sand. Here, cooking becomes a ritual that begins with the...
Mexico Main capitals
Mexico City
Protests threaten to disrupt the World Cup ceremony in Mexico City.
Thousands of demonstrators are expected to arrive in Mexico City on Thursday with plans to disrupt the World Cup opening ceremony. Protest groups have...
U.S. Border States
Sonora, Chihuahua, Coahuila and Tamaulipas
Seconds from tragedy: Husky rescued after getting trapped in a crocodile-infested...
Moments of chaos and tension unfolded in Tampico, Tamaulipas, after a Siberian Husky fell into the Laguna del Carpintero—a body of water that is...
Bajío States
Pacific coast States
Sinaloa, Nayarit, Colima and Michoacan
Journalism in Sinaloa owes a debt to communities and women journalists:...
Although there are more women in newsrooms today, journalism in Sinaloa continues to grapple with structural shortcomings: a lack of professional growth, the centralization...
Guerrero, Oaxaca and Chiapas
Central Mexico
Estado de Mexico, Hidalgo, Queretaro
Querétaro Pride March Organizing Committee disavows acts of vandalism and offers...
The LGBT+ Pride March took place in Querétaro on Saturday, June 13, 2026. During the event, groups of people were reported to have engaged...
Southern Mexico
Yucatan, Campeche and Quintana Roo (Yucatan Peninsula)
Between modernity and history: Campeche’s Independence Square, 19th and 20th centuries
Public buildings inevitably carry a symbolic weight and a political meaning. Such is the case with the constructions and transformations of the Plaza de...
“Prostate cancer,” a silent threat: Yucatán accounts for 90% of cases...
In Mexico, there are illnesses that kill slowly and silently, taking advantage of the fact that men tend to postpone medical consultations and that...
