Citigroup Sells Another Chunk of Banamex — What It Means for Your Account
Banamex is becoming a fully Mexican bank. For the millions of customers it serves, including expats and foreign residents who have relied on its Citigroup connection for years, that transition just moved significantly closer to completion. Citigroup confirmed Wednesday that it has closed the sale of 22.6% of Grupo Financiero Banamex to a group of…
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New Rule to Officially Allow Uber Pickups at Mexico City Airport
Mexico’s most important airport seems to be on the verge of finally getting its act together when it comes to ride-sharing services. For a long time, travelers at…
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Tijuana Beyond the Border: What Travelers Actually Need to Know
Tijuana reality is more nuanced than either the old reputation or the new boosterism suggests. File photo Tijuana has always been a city that people think they understand…
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Why Semana Santa Is the Best Time to Visit Mexico City
Semana Santa is the ideal time to visit Mexico City and enjoy everything the city has to offer. Mexico City’s Semana Santa holiday period offers a rare combination:…
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Cozumel Tourism Booms with Record Cruise and Air Travel Numbers
The island of Cozumel, off Mexico’s Caribbean coast, is expecting to welcome more than 9 million visitors during 2026.
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U.S. Charges Sinaloa Governor With Drug Trafficking in Cartel Case
Rubén Rocha Moya. Photo: Courtesy The governor of Mexico’s Sinaloa state is facing U.S. federal drug charges, marking one of the most…
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INAH Disvovers ‘El Jefeciño’: Massive Maya Site with Murals in Quintana Roo
The recently discovered Maya site, nicknamed “El Jefeciño,” is currently being surveyed. While no restoration plans have been announced, its relatively well-preserved…
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Mexico Slowly Opens Its Doors to Travelers With Disabilities
Mexico welcomes tens of millions of tourists a year. For the roughly 20.8 million Mexicans who live with some form of disability…
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