Controversy and Name Change at Mexico City’s Estadio Azteca
Regardless of its name, Mexico City’s main soccer arena is one of the largest in the world, with a capacity of over 100,000. On March 28, 2026, the Estadio Azteca—one of soccer’s most hallowed grounds—reopened its doors after an extensive renovation. But the iconic Mexico City stadium did so under a new name: Estadio Banorte.…
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Travel
Los Cabos, Punta Mita, and Tulum Among Hotspots for Vacationing Celebrities in Mexico
Mexico is a favorite getaway for the rich and the famous. But where exactly do these A-listers like to spend their downtime?
The Ultimate Guide to All-Inclusive Resorts in Cancún, Riviera Maya and Nearby Islands
Finding the perfect all-inclusive resort can feel like a big task, there are like what feel like endless options and many considerations.
New Air Canada Flights to Mexico Boosts Summer Capacity
Getting to Mexico from Canada just got a whole lot easier thanks to Air Canada and a major expansion of its summer 2026 schedule
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Mexico’s 2026 Residency Rules for Expats Updated, Financial Requirements Increase
Planning to stay in Mexico? Residency rules for expats have changed, especially around finances. Here’s what you need to know
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Jaguar Spotted in Guanajuato for First Time: Cameras Capture Rare Sighting in Sierra Gorda Reserve
For the first time, scientists have recorded a jaguar in the state of Guanajuato, marking a significant expansion of the species’ range in central Mexico.
Mayapán Remains Closed After Nearly 6 Years as INAH Talks Stall
The Mayapán archaeological zone has been closed to the public for nearly six years, with no signs of a resolution between the community of Telchaquillo and the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH).
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Oceana Calls Gulf of Mexico Oil Spill a Transparency Crisis
Workers clean tar trapped in sand on a beach in Veracruz. Nearly three weeks after crude oil began washing up on Mexico’s…
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