Discover the rich legacy of Mexican wine! From Valle de Guadalupe to Zacatecas, Mexico produces world-class wines packed with flavor and history. Perfect for celebrations, pairings, and boosting your health with resveratrol. Upgrade your glass and experience the magic of Mexican vino!
Mexicanist presents the ultimate guide to Cancun shopping, beyond typical tourist traps. Discover 25 essential destinations, from luxury boutiques to authentic Mexican markets and unique finds. Explore malls, art galleries, tequila experiences, and more, for a truly elevated Cancun experience.
Explore easy, healthy Mexican dinner ideas from quinoa tacos to zucchini enchiladas, discover nutritious recipes that are quick to prepare and bursting with flavor. Enjoy guilt-free meals like chili-lime grilled chicken fajitas and refreshing avocado salads—perfect for any night!
Explore the best golf tournaments in Mexico, from the prestigious to the elite. Experience breathtaking courses, vibrant atmospheres, and a blend of professional and amateur play in stunning locations like Los Cabos and the Riviera Maya.
Mexico is a culinary paradise, renowned for its mouthwatering dishes. From tacos bursting with flavor, mole's complex richness, and comforting tamales to patriotic chiles en nogada, each dish encapsulates the country's vibrant culture. Experience these delights for true gastronomic bliss!
During Mexico's "Dirty War," the state committed horrific human rights abuses, including "death flights"—victims, often suspected dissidents, were tortured, murdered, and thrown from aircraft into the sea.
Experts at a conference on gender violence prevention stressed recognizing violence as a learned behavior requiring a systemic approach. They highlighted self-reflection on interpersonal relationships to identify and challenge normalized patterns.
Walgreens Boots Alliance faces significant challenges: intense competition from e-commerce and discount retailers, shifting consumer behavior towards telehealth, operational hurdles like supply chain issues, and financial pressures.
This week's Mexicanist newsletter from travel and family vacation survival tips to pricey San Miguel de Allende and Baja's luxury scene. We explore rural stays, restored architecture, the meaning of "mañana," fishing adventures, and must-read books.
On January 20, Donald Trump will assume the presidency with a focus on protectionist trade policies, proposing 25% tariffs on Mexico and Canada. These tariffs could reduce U.S. GDP growth by 1.15 to 1.5 percentage points, disrupt integrated supply chains, and impact global trade dynamics.
Mexico's Production for Well-being program supports 2 million small/medium farmers growing corn, beans, and other crops. Launched in 2019, it provides direct financial aid, training, and promotes sustainable practices.
Men are finally admitting they have eating disorders, with a significant increase in diagnoses since 2017. This shift is attributed to societal changes allowing men to be more open about their struggles.
Romeritos, a pre-Hispanic Mexican dish, are edible weeds (quelites) cooked in a "revoltijo" (scramble) of potatoes, nopales, nuts, and sometimes mole. Despite being considered weeds, they're surprisingly nutritious, packed with protein, vitamins, and antioxidants.
Mexico City
In Mexico City, amaranth is more than a grain; it's a tradition passed through generations. Farmers like Luis Rey transform it into diverse products, from traditional sweets (alegrías) to flour for various foods and even non-edible uses.
Cuisine
Grapes: small, round, and surprisingly versatile. They're packed with goodness, but the real fun lies in the rituals. In Mexico, they devour 12 at midnight for New Year's, a tradition with Spanish roots, possibly a marketing ploy or a parody of the posh.
Cancun
Cancun's seven certified beaches report minimal sargassum levels, signaling optimal conditions for the winter tourism season. Monitoring system shows "very low" seaweed presence, benefiting tourists, local businesses, and the ecosystem.
History
Spanish brutality in New Spain ignited centuries of indigenous resistance. The encomienda system's cruel exploitation led to uprisings by figures like Guajuco and Cabrito. Despite brief peace attempts by figures like Barbadillo, the cycle of violence continued.
Music
Before the Mexican Revolution, music was all about fancy European stuff. But when the people rose up, music became a powerful voice for freedom and rebellion. Women played a crucial role, not just supporting the troops, but inspiring some of the most powerful songs ever written.
Cuisine
Forget the all-inclusive resorts, Mexico is a foodie's paradise! From sizzling tacos to spicy mole, the country offers a vibrant culinary adventure. This article explores the best of Mexican cuisine, with a side of tequila and a dash of trouble.
Science
The UNAM's Dune Collection, a unique repository of 250 sand samples from around the world, offers insights into the formation and importance of dunes. From research to dissemination, the collection highlights the ecological, geological, and historical significance of these landscapes.
Culture
Mexicanist's Mexico reading list: ditch the sombreros, grab some tequila, and dive into magical realism, conquistador chronicles, ghostly towns, poetic mayhem, and cartel carnage. Spicy literature, guaranteed.
Travel
Mexicanist's guide to budget-friendly Mexican resorts. Ditch the iguana-infested hovels, embrace swim-up bars and haggle like a demon. From Riviera Maya's to Cozumel's sleepy charm and Puerto Vallarta's vibrant chaos, find your perfect (cheap) paradise.
Business
Tired of the drizzle? Fancy a life of sun, sea, and cheap tequila? Mexico's got it all! From ancient ruins to pristine beaches, this is the ultimate retirement destination. Just watch out for the dodgy parts and learn a bit of Spanish.
History
María Encarnación Mares, a woman who defied societal norms, joined the Mexican Revolution as a Soldadera, a warrior woman. These women, often overlooked, played a crucial role in the fight for freedom, serving as soldiers, caregivers, and providers.
Business
Financial expert Maricruz Jaén Figueroa urges responsible financial education in a world of easy online banking and credit. She emphasizes budgeting, exploring diverse financial institutions beyond big banks, and understanding the role of banks in sustainable development.
Cancun
Indigenous
Mexico's constitution recognizes indigenous and Afro-Mexican rights, but implementation, especially regarding prior consultation, has lagged. A recent reform to Article 2 strengthens these rights, mandating free, prior, informed consultation on measures impacting their lives and environment.
Travel
This piece advises discerning travelers on souvenir hunting in Mexico. Ditch the tacky tourist traps (sombreros, maracas) for authentic finds: Oaxacan textiles, Puebla's Talavera pottery, Taxco silver. Seek handcrafted, culturally rich items that tell a story, not mass-produced junk.
Travel
Mexico is a beautiful country, but it's not without its annoyances. From the "no problem" attitude to the siesta syndrome, traffic nightmares, and even the occasional dog encounter, Mexico can test your patience.