FREE news digest November 11 - Mexico News Daily

“We’re always going to defend the Mexicans on the other side of the border,” President Sheinbaum promised at her daily press brief.

Querétaro’s mayor said that the attack was directed at other criminals and “derived from the violence Mexico is experiencing on a national level.”

The latest INEGI survey found that over 6.2 million travelers arrived in Mexico in September, a 20.1% increase over the same month of 2023.

The study, published last week, links climate change with increased undocumented crossings from Mexico’s agricultural regions.

Rear Admiral Fernando Rubén Guerrero Alcántar is one of the highest-ranking military officers to be killed in Mexico in more than a decade.

The expansion is expected to create 7,000 jobs at Mercado Libre’s distribution hub in Hidalgo.

The new route results from negotiations between Virgin Atlantic and Mexican officials during last week’s World Travel Market 2024 in London.

The Mexico City event sought to outdo the 2013 world record set in Guadalajara, capital of Jalisco and birthplace of mariachi music.

Though the sector’s U.S. trade surplus already surpassed US $100 billion this year, American automakers don’t appear worried.

It wouldn’t be a walk down the street without encountering a stall of brightly colored drinks – but how did they become so synonymous with Mexico?

After being deported from the U.S. to a country he hardly knew, David found more success in Mexico than he ever dreamed possible.

Mexico News Daily’s new podcast looks at the effects of the BYD nearshoring investment in Mexico and what it means for the economy.

MND’s new podcast series takes a look at how a new minimum wage law might shape the future of Mexico’s economy.

A trip to the beach wouldn’t be complete without a great itinerary. Our local expert has you covered.

The acclaimed Mexican director sits down with MND to discuss her latest film and the intriguing story that inspired it.

Delicious squares of chocolatey, gooey, melty goodness now also… spicy?! Find out what makes a brownie Mexican.

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