Tuesday, May 14, 2024

Mexico and mental health: Exploring the power of traditions and faith

Mexico News Daily's co-owner Tamanna Bembenek shares her thoughts on how Mexico's traditions and community can improve mental health.
Mexican TV presenter and comedian Paco Stanley

Who shot Paco Stanley? Series rekindles interest in TV icon’s unsolved murder

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This month, Amazon Prime debuts "¿Quién Lo Mató?" a six-part miniseries about TV Azteca host Paco Stanley's still-unsolved murder in 1999.
Forensic specialists at a crime scene

Homicides increased in April, the most violent month of the year so far

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While there was a 7.4% annual increase in homicides last month, the first four months of the year saw a decline compared to the same period in 2023.
Empty 20-gallon plastic jugs of water arranged in a pile, pyramid style

Water shortages afflict at least 20 Guadalajara neighborhoods

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Due to power failures in the Chapala-Guadalajara pumping plant, water shortages will affect residents in parts of city until at least Wednesday night.
Mexican TV presenter and comedian Paco Stanley

Who shot Paco Stanley? Series rekindles interest in TV icon’s unsolved murder

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This month, Amazon Prime debuts "¿Quién Lo Mató?" a six-part miniseries about TV Azteca host Paco Stanley's still-unsolved murder in 1999.
Forensic specialists at a crime scene

Homicides increased in April, the most violent month of the year so far

0
While there was a 7.4% annual increase in homicides last month, the first four months of the year saw a decline compared to the same period in 2023.
Empty 20-gallon plastic jugs of water arranged in a pile, pyramid style

Water shortages afflict at least 20 Guadalajara neighborhoods

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Due to power failures in the Chapala-Guadalajara pumping plant, water shortages will affect residents in parts of city until at least Wednesday night.
Monterrey skyline

The insider’s guide to investing in real estate in Monterrey

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Spread majestically between mountains and modernity, Mexico's second city is the perfect place to consider making real estate investments.
Querétaro

Querétaro: A cultural gem and an economic powerhouse

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The Bajío state has played host to some of Mexico's defining historical moments, houses many natural wonders and is championing the nearshoring surge.
Aurora borealis in Baja California

Weekend solar storm lights up Mexican skies with auroras

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There were reports of sightings as far south as Holbox Island in Yucatán.
The Yucatán bullring caught fire and burned to the ground in minutes.

Fire consumes ‘artisanal’ bullring at Yucatán fair; no injuries reported

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Miraculously, around 2,000 people managed to escape the blaze uninjured.
Nearly 20,000 people reported visited the Zócalo on it's first day as a pedestrian-only area.

19,000 people visit the Zócalo on its first day as a pedestrian-only plaza

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The sections of three streets leading to the square — 20 de Noviembre, Pino Suárez and 16 de Septiembre — are now closed to vehicles.
Protesters launched fireworks and rockets at Mexico's National Palace on Monday.

26 police injured as Ayotzinapa protesters attack National Palace

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Protesters began launching firecrackers at the National Palace in Mexico City on Monday afternoon.
amlo jokes about visas americans

AMLO’s jokes about limiting visas for US citizens were all in good fun, the...

10
AMLO teased his U.S. counterpart that "we're considering being more rigorous about giving visas to the Americans."
An earthquake near the Mexico-Guatemala border on Sunday caused damages but no deaths.

6.4-magnitude earthquake strikes near Mexico-Guatemala border

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The quake — and up to 80 aftershocks — were felt on both sides of the border between Sunday and Monday.
On Saturday, a China Southern flight touched town at the Mexico City International Airport for the first time in 4 years.

China to Mexico: First direct flight in 4 years touches down at AICM

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The new China Southern flight to Mexico’s capital seeks to capitalize on growing trade and tourism between the two countries.
Monterrey skyline

The insider’s guide to investing in real estate in Monterrey

0
Spread majestically between mountains and modernity, Mexico's second city is the perfect place to consider making real estate investments.
Querétaro

Querétaro: A cultural gem and an economic powerhouse

0
The Bajío state has played host to some of Mexico's defining historical moments, houses many natural wonders and is championing the nearshoring surge.
Aurora borealis in Baja California

Weekend solar storm lights up Mexican skies with auroras

0
There were reports of sightings as far south as Holbox Island in Yucatán.
The Yucatán bullring caught fire and burned to the ground in minutes.

Fire consumes ‘artisanal’ bullring at Yucatán fair; no injuries reported

0
Miraculously, around 2,000 people managed to escape the blaze uninjured.
Nearly 20,000 people reported visited the Zócalo on it's first day as a pedestrian-only area.

19,000 people visit the Zócalo on its first day as a pedestrian-only plaza

2
The sections of three streets leading to the square — 20 de Noviembre, Pino Suárez and 16 de Septiembre — are now closed to vehicles.
Protesters launched fireworks and rockets at Mexico's National Palace on Monday.

26 police injured as Ayotzinapa protesters attack National Palace

2
Protesters began launching firecrackers at the National Palace in Mexico City on Monday afternoon.
Claudia Sheinbaum gives a speech

Sheinbaum still leads in new poll, but her rivals have gained ground

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The 1,600 respondents were polled shortly after the second presidential debate on April 28.
Campaign propaganda at a rally in Cuernavaca

A guide to the governors’ races in Chiapas, Guanajuato, Jalisco, Morelos

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On June 2, Mexican voters will pick governors in eight states; in part one of our guide, we cover the races in Chiapas, Guanajuato, Jalisco and Morelos.
Smiling Mexican college student in a tee shirt and jeans placing a ballot in a box for a mock presidential election

Mock presidential election on campuses predicts clear winner among young voters

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The results suggest that the real June 2 vote won't be much of a contest among young voters.
Mexican solder with a weapon

Opinion: Mexico’s insecurity problem needs a solution based on evidence

Mexico's next president must solve the country's insecurity problem with evidence, not belief, says the Mexico Institute's Vidal Romero.
Microchip maker Micron Technology is based out of Boise, Idaho

Semiconductor manufacturer Micron Technology coming to Guadalajara

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The new facility will be the first headquarters in Latin America for the Boise, Idaho-based Micron Technology.
Steel tubes in closeup

Brazilian steel giant Gerdau eyes new plant in Mexico

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Gerdau, the Americas' largest long-steel producer, may invest up to US $600M in a fourth Mexico plant, to sell to nearshoring automakers.
Taiwanese Sinbon Electronics held a groundbreaking ceremony for their new facility in Villa de Reyes, San Luis Potosí

Taiwanese electronics company to build plant in San Luis Potosí

0
In addition to its new plant in Villa de Reyes, SINBON Electronics has plans to build three additional factories in Mexico over the next five years.
MXN - Mexican Peso
USD
16.85
CAD
12.34
Facade of the Bank of Mexico building

Peso strengthens against US dollar after Bank of Mexico maintains interest rate

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The Bank of Mexico governing board decided to hold off on any further rate cuts on Thursday, after the publication of higher-than-expected inflation data.
Vendor and customers at a fruit and vegetable market stall

Inflation in Mexico rose in April; central bank expected to hold off on rate...

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The April inflation data was published ahead of the Bank of Mexico's monetary policy meeting on Thursday.
MXN - Mexican Peso
USD
16.85
CAD
12.34
amlo jokes about visas americans

AMLO’s jokes about limiting visas for US citizens were all in good fun, the...

10
AMLO teased his U.S. counterpart that "we're considering being more rigorous about giving visas to the Americans."
Campaign propaganda at a rally in Cuernavaca

A guide to the governors’ races in Chiapas, Guanajuato, Jalisco, Morelos

0
On June 2, Mexican voters will pick governors in eight states; in part one of our guide, we cover the races in Chiapas, Guanajuato, Jalisco and Morelos.
Painting by Tamanna Bembenek

Mexico and mental health: Exploring the power of traditions and faith

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Mexico News Daily's co-owner Tamanna Bembenek shares her thoughts on how Mexico's traditions and community can improve mental health.
Chancla meme

Do Mexican moms really throw sandals at their kids?

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Probably not, but the stereotype speaks volumes about the differences between motherhood in Mexico and the United States.
Store lit with a candle

The Mexican Stress Test: How do you think you would do?

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Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek shares how he and his wife respond to the inevitable challenges of life in Mexico.
On Saturday, a China Southern flight touched town at the Mexico City International Airport for the first time in 4 years.

China to Mexico: First direct flight in 4 years touches down at AICM

0
The new China Southern flight to Mexico’s capital seeks to capitalize on growing trade and tourism between the two countries.
Mexican and international tourists enjoy the white sand beaches of Islas Mujeres, in April.

International tourism to Mexico increased over 10% annually in March

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In March, over 4 million international tourists visited Mexico, solidifying its status as a global tourism destination.
Woman in pool

The best wellness retreats in Puerto Vallarta and Riviera Nayarit

0
The coasts of Jalisco and Nayarit have some of the best luxury spa retreats and resorts in Mexico.
Chancla meme

Do Mexican moms really throw sandals at their kids?

3
Probably not, but the stereotype speaks volumes about the differences between motherhood in Mexico and the United States.
Store lit with a candle

The Mexican Stress Test: How do you think you would do?

24
Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek shares how he and his wife respond to the inevitable challenges of life in Mexico.
Empty 20-gallon plastic jugs of water arranged in a pile, pyramid style

Water shortages afflict at least 20 Guadalajara neighborhoods

0
Due to power failures in the Chapala-Guadalajara pumping plant, water shortages will affect residents in parts of city until at least Wednesday night.
Aurora borealis in Baja California

Weekend solar storm lights up Mexican skies with auroras

0
There were reports of sightings as far south as Holbox Island in Yucatán.

The insider’s guide to investing in real estate in Mérida

1
The sunny Yucatán capital is home to some incredible neighborhoods - where in the city will your next property be located?
eco friendly pool

How can I make my Mexican pool eco friendly?

2
With environmental concerns more important than ever, here's how to make sure your Mexican swimming pool is clean, efficient and eco friendly.
Querétaro

Querétaro: A cultural gem and an economic powerhouse

0
The Bajío state has played host to some of Mexico's defining historical moments, houses many natural wonders and is championing the nearshoring surge.

What to expect from ‘bad boy’ Damien Hirst’s Mexico City retrospective

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The British artist is set to thrill Mexico City crowds with a collection of his most famous - and controversial - pieces at the Polanco gallery.
Social media fitness influencer Nathaly Marcus

6 Mexican wellness coaches you need to follow on social media

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Replace doomscrolling with motivation and follow these Mexican wellness coaches on social media today.
Mexico City's Azteca Stadium, where box owners say they won't let FIFA control their seats for the World Cup in 2026

Azteca Stadium box owners won’t forfeit seats for World Cup 2026

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Citing 99-year contracts, Azteca Stadium box owners say they won't allow FIFA to sell their coveted seats during the 2026 World Cup.
Mexican and international tourists enjoy the white sand beaches of Islas Mujeres, in April.

International tourism to Mexico increased over 10% annually in March

0
In March, over 4 million international tourists visited Mexico, solidifying its status as a global tourism destination.
Woman in pool

The best wellness retreats in Puerto Vallarta and Riviera Nayarit

0
The coasts of Jalisco and Nayarit have some of the best luxury spa retreats and resorts in Mexico.
A plate of Mexican chicken at Bombera, Oakland

Dominica Rice-Cisneros: The chef bringing award winning Mexican cuisine to California

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The chef at Bombera Oakland tells Mexico News Daily about how regional Mexican flavors inspired her award winning cuisine.
Cervecería Wendlandt took home two awards at the 2024 World Beer Cup

Mexico takes home gold and silver at the World Beer Cup

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Mexican breweries took home two gold and two silver medals, in Mexico's best year yet at "the most prestigious beer competition in the world."

What do I need to know before undergoing laser skin treatment in Mexico?

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Medical expert Dr. Lara returns to share her advice on how to find the best laser skin treatments in Mexico.

Beauty and wellness apps to help you look and feel great anywhere, any time

0
From destination wedding makeup to relaxing couples massages, these apps let you pamper yourself in style, anytime or anywhere.
Mexican TV presenter and comedian Paco Stanley

Who shot Paco Stanley? Series rekindles interest in TV icon’s unsolved murder

0
This month, Amazon Prime debuts "¿Quién Lo Mató?" a six-part miniseries about TV Azteca host Paco Stanley's still-unsolved murder in 1999.
Querétaro

Querétaro: A cultural gem and an economic powerhouse

0
The Bajío state has played host to some of Mexico's defining historical moments, houses many natural wonders and is championing the nearshoring surge.

What to expect from ‘bad boy’ Damien Hirst’s Mexico City retrospective

0
The British artist is set to thrill Mexico City crowds with a collection of his most famous - and controversial - pieces at the Polanco gallery.
Forensic specialists at a crime scene

Homicides increased in April, the most violent month of the year so far

0
While there was a 7.4% annual increase in homicides last month, the first four months of the year saw a decline compared to the same period in 2023.
Empty 20-gallon plastic jugs of water arranged in a pile, pyramid style

Water shortages afflict at least 20 Guadalajara neighborhoods

0
Due to power failures in the Chapala-Guadalajara pumping plant, water shortages will affect residents in parts of city until at least Wednesday night.
Aurora borealis in Baja California

Weekend solar storm lights up Mexican skies with auroras

0
There were reports of sightings as far south as Holbox Island in Yucatán.
Mole with rice

Reinventing a Mexican classic: New ways to use mole

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Reader beware! These new mole recipes may catch you off guard, but they will absolutely bring a whole new life to a Mexican staple.
A plate of Mexican chicken at Bombera, Oakland

Dominica Rice-Cisneros: The chef bringing award winning Mexican cuisine to California

0
The chef at Bombera Oakland tells Mexico News Daily about how regional Mexican flavors inspired her award winning cuisine.
Cervecería Wendlandt took home two awards at the 2024 World Beer Cup

Mexico takes home gold and silver at the World Beer Cup

6
Mexican breweries took home two gold and two silver medals, in Mexico's best year yet at "the most prestigious beer competition in the world."
Monterrey skyline

The insider’s guide to investing in real estate in Monterrey

0
Spread majestically between mountains and modernity, Mexico's second city is the perfect place to consider making real estate investments.

The insider’s guide to investing in real estate in Mérida

1
The sunny Yucatán capital is home to some incredible neighborhoods - where in the city will your next property be located?
eco friendly pool

How can I make my Mexican pool eco friendly?

2
With environmental concerns more important than ever, here's how to make sure your Mexican swimming pool is clean, efficient and eco friendly.

Discover the work of Mexico’s greatest architect through the Barragán Route in Guadalajara

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Barragán's iconic aesthetics made him a revolutionary architect, with his timeless designs epitomising 20th century Mexico.

All you need to know about Eastern medicine in Mexico

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Traditional Chinese medicine in Mexico is bigger than ever, with licensed practitioners all over the country offering a variety of techniques.

What do I need to know before undergoing laser skin treatment in Mexico?

0
Medical expert Dr. Lara returns to share her advice on how to find the best laser skin treatments in Mexico.

Beauty and wellness apps to help you look and feel great anywhere, any time

0
From destination wedding makeup to relaxing couples massages, these apps let you pamper yourself in style, anytime or anywhere.
Microchip maker Micron Technology is based out of Boise, Idaho

Semiconductor manufacturer Micron Technology coming to Guadalajara

2
The new facility will be the first headquarters in Latin America for the Boise, Idaho-based Micron Technology.
Steel tubes in closeup

Brazilian steel giant Gerdau eyes new plant in Mexico

1
Gerdau, the Americas' largest long-steel producer, may invest up to US $600M in a fourth Mexico plant, to sell to nearshoring automakers.
Taiwanese Sinbon Electronics held a groundbreaking ceremony for their new facility in Villa de Reyes, San Luis Potosí

Taiwanese electronics company to build plant in San Luis Potosí

0
In addition to its new plant in Villa de Reyes, SINBON Electronics has plans to build three additional factories in Mexico over the next five years.
Claudia Sheinbaum gives a speech

Sheinbaum still leads in new poll, but her rivals have gained ground

1
The 1,600 respondents were polled shortly after the second presidential debate on April 28.
Campaign propaganda at a rally in Cuernavaca

A guide to the governors’ races in Chiapas, Guanajuato, Jalisco, Morelos

0
On June 2, Mexican voters will pick governors in eight states; in part one of our guide, we cover the races in Chiapas, Guanajuato, Jalisco and Morelos.
Smiling Mexican college student in a tee shirt and jeans placing a ballot in a box for a mock presidential election

Mock presidential election on campuses predicts clear winner among young voters

1
The results suggest that the real June 2 vote won't be much of a contest among young voters.
Store lit with a candle

The Mexican Stress Test: How do you think you would do?

24
Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek shares how he and his wife respond to the inevitable challenges of life in Mexico.
Waterfall in the Huasteca Potosina

5 places to visit in Mexico if you like nature, adventure and fewer crowds

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Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek shares his personal favorite destinations in Mexico for nature-loving, adventurous travelers.
Young nurse with an elderly patient

Is senior health care an untapped opportunity in Mexico?

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Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek considers the market for senior health care, particularly for the growing number of expats moving to Mexico.
Store lit with a candle

The Mexican Stress Test: How do you think you would do?

24
Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek shares how he and his wife respond to the inevitable challenges of life in Mexico.
Waterfall in the Huasteca Potosina

5 places to visit in Mexico if you like nature, adventure and fewer crowds

4
Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek shares his personal favorite destinations in Mexico for nature-loving, adventurous travelers.
Young nurse with an elderly patient

Is senior health care an untapped opportunity in Mexico?

31
Mexico News Daily CEO Travis Bembenek considers the market for senior health care, particularly for the growing number of expats moving to Mexico.