Christopher Lloyd stepped onto a Mexico City stage Friday to a standing ovation, then dropped a surprise: his favorite character isn't the one everyone expected. Lloyd, 87, was the opening headliner at CCXP México 2026, the third edition of the Comic Con Experience held this weekend at Centro Banamex in the capital. More than 1,500 fans packed the Thunder Stage when he … [Read more...] about Doc Brown Goes to Mexico City: Christopher Lloyd Wows CCXP Crowd
Mother-in-Law Sought in Baja Beauty Queen’s Murder
A baby monitor changed everything. When Mexico City prosecutors began piecing together the April 14 killing of Carolina Flores Gómez, a 27-year-old former beauty queen from Ensenada, Baja California, it was a 60-second apartment security recording that pointed them directly at the suspect: Erika María Herrera, the victim's own mother-in-law. Flores Gómez, who held the … [Read more...] about Mother-in-Law Sought in Baja Beauty Queen’s Murder
Sheinbaum’s Approval Holds Above 68% Despite 6-Month Slide
Mexico's most closely watched presidential poll shows President Claudia Sheinbaum's approval rating has dipped for the sixth straight month — but remains well above 68%, with informal sector workers and housewives still firmly in her corner. The monthly Mitofsky survey, conducted for the newspaper El Economista by polling nearly 60,000 Mexicans with smartphones and internet … [Read more...] about Sheinbaum’s Approval Holds Above 68% Despite 6-Month Slide
What the Forecasters Are Saying About the 2026 Hurricane Season
Hurricane season is still weeks away, but the major forecasting organizations have already weighed in — and most of them are telling a similar story. For the Atlantic basin, 2026 looks to be a calmer-than-average year. Mexico's Pacific coast, on the other hand, is shaping up to be busier. Here's a look at what each of the major forecasters has put out so far. Mexico's … [Read more...] about What the Forecasters Are Saying About the 2026 Hurricane Season
Mexico Workers Lost Ground on Taxes in 2025, OECD Finds
Mexican workers saw their buying power shrink last year even as their nominal wages rose, according to a new report from the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development. The finding places Mexico among a small group of countries where labor taxes grew faster than wages in 2025 — a dynamic that economists say quietly erodes living standards without making … [Read more...] about Mexico Workers Lost Ground on Taxes in 2025, OECD Finds