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WORLD2h agoFrom the archive: How Mexico’s Day of the Dead helps us remember the people we’ve lostMND contributor Sarah DeVries explores how Mexico’s Day of the Dead celebrates lost loved ones and offers a different way of understanding death. The post From the archive: How Mexico’s Day of the Dead helps us remember the people we’ve lost appeared first on Mexico News DailyMexico News Daily

WORLD4h agoThe world's largest catrina is erected in Mexico: it measures more than 30 meters and required 140 people to build itEl Día de Muertos tiene ahora una catrina récord en el corazón de México.Mide más de 30 metros y fue obra de herreros, escultores y arquitectos.Clarín

POLITICS6h agoMexico’s week in review: Farewell to Cárdenas, a resignation at the INE and a record-breaking CatrinaThe week of Oct. 26 in Mexico started with a corruption scandal at the National Electoral Institute (INE) and ended with the death of Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas, a towering figure of Mexico's democratic transition. Read on for more top headlines of the week. The post Mexico’s week in review: Farewell to Cárdenas, a resignation at the INE and a record-breaking Catrina appeared first on Mexico News DailyMexico News Daily

BUSINESS7h agoMexico challenges Panama Canal with railway over Mexico's narrowest sectionIn Mexico is een nieuwe handelsroute over land bijna af. Een spoorlijn in het zuiden van het land moet als alternatief dienen voor het Panamakanaal, de populairste handelsroute door Latijns-Amerika. Als een enorme bruine slang staat een trein in het zuiden van Mexico langs een kade, terwijl een krachtige zeewind vanaf de Stille Oceaan onafgebroken tegen de coupés beukt. Op de achtergrond wordt een enorme hangar uit de grond gestampt. Naast de trein staan machines, bestuurd door mannen met witte helmen en oranje vesten, die beton over een grote zanderige vlakte gieten. Vandaag rijdt de trein niNOS Buitenland

WORLD8h agoArgentine model murdered in Mexico: her ex-boyfriend, the only accused who was a fugitive for three years, is deportedJuan Manuel Reverter tenía pedido de captura internacional por el crimen de Agostina Jalabert, cometido en Playa del Carmen en 2023.Fue detenido en julio pasado en los EE.UU. y este sábado lo trajeron al país.Clarín

BUSINESS9h agoNew episode: The real story behind Mexico’s record exportsAre you 'Confidently Wrong' about Mexican exports? Tune in to this week's podcast and find out. The post New episode: The real story behind Mexico’s record exports appeared first on Mexico News DailyMexico News Daily

BUSINESS12h agoDollar today in Mexico: price and quotation of the currency this Saturday, October 31, 2026See the dollar's quotation in Mexico, its variation, and reference values. How the trend of the US currency has been so far this year.Clarín

WORLD13h agoRed Bull's Verstappen blasts Lawson after costly Mexico collisionRed Bull teammates Max Verstappen and Liam Lawson were handed one-place grid penalties for Sunday's Mexico City Grand Prix after colliding during Friday's second practice session,...dailysabah · turkey

POLITICS19h agoClaudia Sheinbaum's lucidity deepens Mexico's integration with the US.Su objetivo no es antagonizar a China, sino lograr que la industria automotriz de la República Popular invierta en México, produzca desde allí, y con el valor agregado por las factorías mexicanas coloque sus productos en el mercado estadounidense.Clarín

POLITICS19h agoMexico rejects Texas' declaration of island ownership on the border with the USMexico rejects Texas' claim of ownership over islands in the Rio Grande, arguing that only an international treaty defines the border. The Mexican Foreign Ministry emphasizes that the IBWC is the authority to apply the treaty, dismissing state jurisdiction over these islands.Clarín

POLITICS20h agoMexico warns that the border with the U.S. cannot be modified by decision of TexasMexico's SRE states that the border with the U.S. cannot be altered by state decisions, referring to Texas's actions regarding islands in the Rio Grande. The 1970 Boundary Treaty defines the riverbed as the border, and CILA is the sole authority to apply this agreement, the chancellery stressed.Clarín

WORLD22h agoFranco Colapinto, far behind in his only practice in Mexico: Leclerc was the fastest and Verstappen and Lawson starred in an unusual crashThe Argentinian finished 16th in the second session, seven tenths behind Gasly, and will seek to improve on Saturday. Ferrari dominated Friday and there was an unexpected accident between two former Red Bull teammates.Clarín

BUSINESS22h agoHow CFE plans to raise a billion dollars to expand Mexico’s electrical gridThe state-owned company aims to expand its electricity transmission network by nearly 7% during the current administration, compared to growth of less than 1% over the previous eight years. The post How CFE plans to raise a billion dollars to expand Mexico’s electrical grid appeared first on Mexico News DailyMexico News Daily

WORLD1d agoMexico City unveils world’s tallest Catrina for Day of the DeadThe capital claimed a world record with the 11-story Catrina statue, part of it's "mega-ofrenda" celebrating Day of the Dead. The post Mexico City unveils world’s tallest Catrina for Day of the Dead appeared first on Mexico News DailyMexico News Daily

BUSINESS1d agoMexico’s third-quarter growth was 0.9%, slowing but above expectationsThough Mexico's 3Q GDP grew over 2Q GDP, its rate of growth was considerably less than the 2Q's rate of growth over the first quarter, mainly because this year's 2Q growth was exceptionally strong. The post Mexico’s third-quarter growth was 0.9%, slowing but above expectations appeared first on Mexico News DailyMexico News Daily

BUSINESS1d agoTelevisa expects AT&T Mexico deal to close in Q1 2027 with net debt-to-EBITDA at 1.9xTelevisa anticipates the AT&T Mexico deal to finalize in the first quarter of 2027, projecting a net debt-to-EBITDA ratio of 1.9x. This is a standard update on a significant corporate acquisition and its expected financial impact.Seeking Alpha Tech

WORLD1d agoF1 Mexico GP with Franco Colapinto, LIVE: schedules of the first practices and how to watch Formula 1 todayThe Argentine driver will cede his seat to Italian Gabriele Mini in FP1. Schedules and minute by minute.Clarín

WORLD1d agoMost watched on Netflix Mexico: the 10 most successful movies of the moment, with "Against the Hurricane" at the topNetflix updates the list of the best movies in Mexico every week. There is a wide catalog of stories to marathon, including recent releases and all-time classics.Clarín

WORLD1d agoMost watched on Netflix Mexico: the 10 most successful series of the moment, with "Under the Surface: miniseries" at the headNetflix updates the list of the best series in Mexico every week. There is a wide catalog of stories to marathon, including recent releases and all-time classics.Clarín

BUSINESS1d agoEuro today in Mexico: price and quotation of the currency this Friday, October 30, 2026See the euro's exchange rate in Mexico, its variation, and reference values. How the European currency's trend has been so far this year.Clarín

WORLD1d agoMexico: world's tallest Catrina unveiled for Día de Muertos in Mexico CityA 33.4-metre Catrina has broken a Guinness World Record in Mexico City. Towering over the Zócalo, the giant skeleton is surrounded by thousands of marigolds ahead of Day of the Dead celebrations.Africanews [en]

POLITICS2d agoCuauhtémoc Cárdenas, who helped end decades of one-party rule in Mexico, dies at 92A three-time presidential candidate and co-founder of the PRD, he was widely believed to have won the 1988 presidential election, before becoming Mexico City's first elected mayor. The post Cuauhtémoc Cárdenas, who helped end decades of one-party rule in Mexico, dies at 92 appeared first on Mexico News DailyMexico News Daily

BUSINESS2d agoAfter a surprisingly strong start, Chipotle plans more restaurants in Nuevo León and Mexico CityChipotle's foray into Mexico was viewed with doubts that Mexico's traditional cuisine could work with U.S.-style fast-food service. But Chipotle's "fast-casual" status, as opposed to Taco Bell's failed "fast-food" approach, won the day. The post After a surprisingly strong start, Chipotle plans more restaurants in Nuevo León and Mexico City appeared first on Mexico News DailyMexico News Daily

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