Mexico News

After 25 years covering big cats, I’ve seen every trend—from viral videos of cubs to debates about conservation—and let me tell you, the confusion between tigres and pumas won’t quit. These two apex predators...

Francia vs. Marruecos no es solo un partido de fútbol o un tira y afloja diplomático de última hora. Es una rivalidad que lleva siglos cocinándose, con ingredientes que van desde el colonialismo hasta...

Ah, Miércoles de Ceniza 2025—another year, another cycle of ashes, penitence, and promises we’ll probably break by Ash Wednesday itself. I’ve covered enough of these to know the drill: the crowded churches, the half-hearted...

After covering Mexico’s urban battles for decades, I’ve seen cities rise and fall in the quality-of-life rankings. But the Guadalajara vs Juárez debate? That’s a fresh one. Both are powerhouses in their own right—one...

Ah, the Línea B del Metro—where the city’s pulse beats fastest. I’ve seen transit systems rise and fall, but this one? It’s the unsung hero of urban mobility. No frills, no pretension, just raw...

Ah, jamaica-méxico—two words that sound like a tropical cocktail but actually point to something far more fascinating: a cultural bond that’s as rich as it is underrated. I’ve spent enough years chasing stories to...

Ah, Bayern vs. Boca Juniors. I’ve covered enough of these cross-continental clashes to know they’re never just a game—they’re a collision of footballing cultures, a battle between the precision of German engineering and the...

Ah, Pachuca vs. Tijuana—two cities that’ve been duking it out for decades over which one’s got the edge. I’ve covered this battle since before either place was cool, back when Pachuca was just a...

Ah, the Clásico Tapatío—where passion burns hotter than the Jalisco sun. I’ve covered enough of these matches to know that when ATL San Luis vs Guadalajara steps onto the pitch, it’s not just a...

Ah, the Ley 73 del IMSS—another piece of legislation that’s been around long enough to have its own urban legends. I’ve seen workers swear by it, employers grumble about it, and politicians use it...