Cancún
This Cancun newsletter covers summer tourism booms, a Superman-themed plane, new bus routes to ancient ruins, massive security operations, bizarre local crimes like gym phone theft and a child support conviction, environmental efforts, and current weather warnings.
Crime
Ex-Tabasco security chief linked to "La Barredora" cartel is fugitive. Authorities busted 6 Sinaloa meth labs and found explosives. Juárez crematorium held 386 bodies; owner charged with improper handling. Top stolen cars: Nissan NP300, Versa, Aveo.
business
Mexican banks post record profits from consumer loans, up 9.2% YoY. Concurrently, Finabien launches 100K debit cards in the U.S. for migrants, offering lower remittance fees & avoiding a 2026 tax, plus safety from U.S. deportation policies.
News
Mexico City's Mayor Clara Brugada suggests returning statues of Fidel Castro and Che Guevara to Plaza San Carlos after their controversial removal by the Cuauhtémoc borough. The removal sparked debate, with locals and visitors.
Jalisco
Gym supplements turn deadly, Tlaquepaque's water privatization scandal, storm chaos kills baby, $200M highway fix, US migrants may pay $7K for status, and biker gangs rev up Guadalajara.
News
Mexicanist newsletter covers Trump's tariff threats, Chivas' soccer triumphs, President Sheinbaum's political balancing act, Grupo Bimbo's $2B investment, and Natalia Lafourcade's historic Grammy achievements.
Tamaulipas
Crocodiles are terrorizing Tamaulipas, Mexico, invading homes and schools, and attacking residents, leading to an escalating crisis as authorities struggle to control the growing population of these dangerous reptiles.
Colima
Colima boosts surf tourism with high-stakes summer tournaments, $450K prizes, and international athletes to spotlight Mexico's hidden wave paradise.
Audio
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
MoMA honors Mexican screen legend María Félix with 'La Doña' retrospective, showcasing 13 films of the iconic actress who defied stereotypes.
Chihuahua
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
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.