Oaxacan Women Artisans TakeStage for International Women’s Day
A new exhibition opening this weekend at Oaxaca’s state folk art museum will bring together 100 handmade pieces from craftswomen across the state’s eight regions, timed to coincide with International Women’s Day. Mujeres. Creadoras de historias [Women: Creators of Stories] opens at noon Sunday at the Museo Estatal de Arte Popular Oaxaca [State Museum of…
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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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Free Shakira Concert in Mexico City Breaks Records
Shakira closed out the Mexican leg of her world tour Sunday night with a free concert at Mexico City’s Zócalo that drew…
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Can Expats Legally Own Beachfront Property in Mexico? And What the Heck’s Fideicomiso?
Thousands of expats fall in love with Mexico’s coastlines and start asking the same question: can I buy property here? And What’s Fideicomiso?
The Fall of Mexico’s Media Duopoly: Televisa and TV Azteca in Crisis
For decades, two companies controlled nearly everything Mexicans watched on television. Televisa, founded in the 1950s, grew into a media powerhouse with a virtual monopoly on broadcast television for over three decades.
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