Colima
How a Sleepy Mexican State is Buying Its Way Into the Surf Big Leagues
Colima boosts surf tourism with high-stakes summer tournaments, $450K prizes, and international athletes to spotlight Mexico's hidden wave paradise.
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Alex Rivers inherits his estranged grandmother's isolated, herb-filled desert home, where he confronts unsettling phenomena and cryptic warnings that challenge his cynical worldview.
Culture
NYC Gets Rare Look at María Félix, the Rebel Queen of Mexican Cinema
MoMA honors Mexican screen legend María Félix with 'La Doña' retrospective, showcasing 13 films of the iconic actress who defied stereotypes.
Chihuahua
Why Chihuahua is Your Next Must-Visit Spot
Chihuahua earned top tourism awards, including "Best Nature Destination for an Adventure Experience" for Grutas de Nombre de Dios and "Best Destination to Visit in 2025" for Creel and Copper Canyons, highlighting its diverse natural and cultural attractions.
Chihuahua
Bloody History Behind Mexico's 'Most Beautiful' Palace
The Palacio de Gobierno in Chihuahua City has a complex history, serving as a prison and military hospital, notably for independence leaders like Miguel Hidalgo who was executed there in 1811, before being rebuilt into the neoclassical architectural marvel it is today.
United States
Top Mexican Music Acts GET THE BOOT As Visa Blacklist Grows
Mexican regional music groups Grupo Firme and Los Dos Carnales have had their U.S. visas revoked, leading to canceled concerts and sparking speculation about other artists facing similar issues.
Travel
14 Mind-Blowing Mexican Cities You NEED to See
Forget predictable beach trips; Mexico boasts 14 sizzling city escapes packed with culture, incredible food, and vibrant urban adventures that offer a far more authentic and exciting getaway.
Politics
How Legal Mandates and Tradition Define Mexico's Asylum
Mexico's foreign policy embraces refuge and political asylum as fundamental legal and humanistic principles, constitutionally guaranteed and historically extended to those fleeing persecution, conflict, and crises, particularly from Latin America.
Yucatan
Yucatan Clinging to Cruel Cockfight, Bullfight Traditions
In Yucatan, traditional cockfighting and bullfighting events spark intense debate between proponents citing culture and economic benefits, and opponents highlighting animal cruelty and the negative psychological impact on children.
Cancun
Killer Snakes & Spiders Ready to Strike in Cancun
Despite its reputation as a paradise, Cancun and its surrounding natural areas harbor potentially deadly venomous snakes, spiders, and marine life that tourists should be aware of and take precautions against.
Cancun
Cancun's Freaky, Fantastic, and Flat-Out Bizarre Attractions
Beyond the typical beaches and bars, Cancun hides a bizarre and fascinating collection of attractions, from an underwater museum filled with sunken statues and eerie cave cenotes to vibrant pink lakes, iguana-infested ruins, and even a leaning lighthouse.
Cancun
Why Living in Cancun Ain't the Cheap Escape It Used to Be
Once a perceived budget paradise, Cancun's cost of living, fueled by tourism and increasing demand, is rapidly rising, making it a far less affordable option for long-term residents in 2025.