Mexico welcomes tens of millions of tourists a year. For the roughly 20.8 million Mexicans who live with some form of disability — about 16% of the population, according to the 2020 national census — the country has been considerably harder to navigate. That is starting to change, driven by a mix of private operators, municipal initiatives, and a push at the federal level that … [Read more...] about Mexico Slowly Opens Its Doors to Travelers With Disabilities
Mexico’s Spring Heat Wave: What to Expect — and How to Stay Cool
Spring in Mexico brings reliable sunshine, dry skies, and, increasingly, dangerous heat. This week, Mexico City's civil protection agency issued a formal advisory warning residents of a heat wave running through Thursday — with daytime highs projected between 29 and 32 degrees Celsius (84 to 90 Fahrenheit) across the capital, along with strong wind gusts and elevated UV … [Read more...] about Mexico’s Spring Heat Wave: What to Expect — and How to Stay Cool
Mexico’s Senate Drafts Landmark AI Law With Prison Time for Misuse
Mexico is on the verge of enacting its first comprehensive law governing artificial intelligence — a sweeping federal framework that would classify AI violations in three tiers of severity, create new national regulatory institutions, and impose penalties ranging from fines to prison sentences. The legislation, drafted by the Senate's specialized AI committee, represents the … [Read more...] about Mexico’s Senate Drafts Landmark AI Law With Prison Time for Misuse
Doc Brown Goes to Mexico City: Christopher Lloyd Wows CCXP Crowd
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