Temple of the Feathered Serpent in Teotihuacán Could Disappear Within 100 Years
Teotihuacán’s Temple of Quetzalcóatl has stood for nearly two millennia, but according to archaeologists, it is now under extreme risk. In the fall of 2003, archaeologist Sergio Gómez Chávez arrived at work after a heavy rainstorm to find a sinkhole had opened at the foot of the Temple of the Feathered Serpent in Teotihuacán. The…
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New Suburban Train Connects Mexico City to Felipe Ángeles Airport
Airport officials hope the new suburban train will boost activity at Felipe Ángeles International Airport, which has been widely avoided by travelers since first opening in 2022. The…
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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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U.S. Pressure on Mexican Officials Puts Sheinbaum in a Bind
The U.S. Department of Justice indictment of Sinaloa Gov. Rubén Rocha Moya, unsealed in late April in a New York federal court,…
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Gringo Tax: Mexico City Club Hits Americans With $300 Cover, Story Goes Viral
A Mexico City nightclub is charging U.S. citizens MX$5,000 (about US$300) just to walk through the door, while visitors from any other…
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Mexico Cuts School Year Short for Heat and the World Cup
Mexico is ending its school year nearly six weeks early, citing extreme heat and the looming start of the 2026 FIFA World…
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