Mexico City
Sheinbaum Makes Home Office Mandatory in Mexico City for World Cup Inauguration Day
Mexico City is clearing the streets for the World Cup opening match, and that means everyone is working from home.
Mexico City
The capital — 22 million people, 500 years of history, and the city that contains every version of Mexico simultaneously. Politics, culture, chaos, and the best food on Earth.
World Cup 2026
Shakira and Burna Boy Will Open the 2026 World Cup With Official Anthem 'Dai Dai'
Shakira is coming back to the World Cup stage, and this time she's bringing the King of Afrobeat with her.
World Cup
The World Cup Jersey You Just Bought? It Might Be a Fake
Mexico City scrambles to stop an explosion of counterfeit World Cup merchandise before the tournament kicks off.
Mexico City
Roof of Pedestrian Bridge Collapses at Mexico City Airport Days Before World Cup
Nine days before the World Cup kicks off in Mexico City, a chunk of the capital's main airport just fell on someone.
The Fifth Sun
The Fifth Sun: Part 1 - Verbs of Seeing (Before the Hollow)
Her fingers tremble, not from fear but inventory: she has just proven the greatest archaeological secret in Mexico since the Templo Mayor. She also has 9.7 seconds of terahertz footage that could earn her a life sentence.
News
Mexico City Is Sinking — and the Floods Are Getting Worse Every Year
In an epic, 500-year-long battle with its own foundations, Mexico City is sinking under the weight of record-breaking rains, a drainage crisis, and a history of botched urban planning.
News
U.S. Troops at the Border, Nissan on the Brink: Mexico's Toughest Week
A retiring legal titan warns that Mexico's new judicial reform will be a "historical error," just as the new president faces down a U.S. troop threat and the potential closure of a historic Nissan plant.
Business
Why Mexico's Economic Calm Hides a Dangerous Undertow
Foreign firms dominate exports, banks increase reserves amid rising consumer debt, the peso faces speculative pressure despite stability, inflation persists in key sectors, agricultural self-sufficiency is hindered by past practices.
News
Mexico City's Castro and Che Statue Fight: The Mayor Wants Them Back
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.
Mexico City
Top Michael Jackson Lookalike Throws Epic Birthday Tribute Bash in Mexico City
HEE-HEE! Top MJ impersonator Victor Jackson throws an epic 43rd birthday bash & tribute show Apr 27 @ Silvia Pinal Theater. Expect hits, zombies & smooth moves as he keeps the King of Pop's legacy alive. Come dressed as MJ!
Mexico City
Mexico City Ballet Reimagines Swan Lake with Live Narration for All Ages
Mexico City Ballet presents "Báilame un cuento: Swan Lake," a narrated version for families. Features international stars & live orchestra. Sun, May 18, 5 PM at Auditorio Nacional.
Mexico City
How Bribes and 'Moches' Corrupt Mexico City's Restaurant Industry
Mexico City restaurant corruption: Hundreds bribe officials ("moches") monthly to skip rules, creating unfairness and eroding trust. This widespread payoff system harms honest businesses and demands strict controls and accountability.