Stock cars are heading to the Caribbean coast, and the venue might surprise you: an active international airport. The Tulum airport, to be exact. Felipe Carrillo Puerto International Airport in Tulum, Quintana Roo, will be transformed into a temporary oval track on April 25 and 26 for rounds of the 2026 NASCAR México Series and Challenge Series. The races are part of the … [Read more...] about NASCAR at Tulum Airport: More Than 30,000 Fans Expected
USMCA Review Countdown: What’s at Stake for US-Mexico Trade in July 2026?
Photo: Fejuz / Unsplash On July 1, 2026, the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) faces its first formal joint review, a built-in mechanism that will determine whether the trade deal that replaced NAFTA in 2020 survives for another 16 years or begins a decade-long countdown toward expiration. For the roughly 1.6 million Americans living … [Read more...] about USMCA Review Countdown: What’s at Stake for US-Mexico Trade in July 2026?
Foundation Shoots Down Rumor of Elena Poniatowska’s Death
A false report that Elena Poniatowska — Mexico's most celebrated living writer — had died spread rapidly across social media on Wednesday, alarming readers, journalists, and public figures across Latin America before being quickly and firmly denied. The rumor originated on X, formerly Twitter, where a recently created account impersonating a publishing house posted a notice … [Read more...] about Foundation Shoots Down Rumor of Elena Poniatowska’s Death
Sheinbaum Moves to Cap Mexico’s 7-Figure Government Pensions
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum announced Wednesday that she will send a constitutional reform to Congress to eliminate what her government calls an entrenched system of excessive retirement payouts for former high-ranking officials at state-owned enterprises — some of whom collect more each month than the president herself earns. The announcement came during Sheinbaum's … [Read more...] about Sheinbaum Moves to Cap Mexico’s 7-Figure Government Pensions
Marx Arriaga Leaves SEP After 5-Day Standoff Over Mexico’s Free Textbooks
It took five days, a small crowd of supporters outside the building, and an official dismissal notice to finally get Marx Arriaga out of his office at Mexico's Secretariat of Public Education (SEP). When he left on Feb. 18, backpack over his shoulder, he headed for the Metro and then home to Texcoco — and announced he would return to teaching in Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua. The … [Read more...] about Marx Arriaga Leaves SEP After 5-Day Standoff Over Mexico’s Free Textbooks