On the Mexico that was, and the Mexico that is
One of the popular memoirs published about Mexico at the turn of the millennium is "On Mexican Time" by Tony Cohan
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New $1,000 Peso Banknote Introduced in Mexico
Mexico's central bank introduced a new design for the $1,000 peso bill in November 2020 featuring key national historical figures
New $100 Peso Banknote Introduced in Mexico
Mexico's central bank introduced a new design for the $100 peso bill on November 12, 2020 featuring scholar and philosopher Sor Juana Inés
Mexico’s Fall Clock Change in 2020
Details about Mexico's clock-time changes in fall 2020
Mexico and the Coronavirus Covid‑19 (Updated)
On March 11th, 2020 the World Health Organization declared the Covid-19 virus to be a global pandemic. This article summarizes what is happening in Mexico.
Covid and Expiring Mexico Visitor and Residency Permits
Advice for holders of Mexico Visitor Permits, Residency Visas, and expiring (expired) Residency Cards during Covid travel restrictions
¿Qué término? — Ordering Cooked Meats in Mexico
One for the carnivores: tips for ordering meat cooked to your liking when dining out at a restaurant in Mexico
Connecting to the Internet Using WiFi in Mexico
WiFi connections are widely available across Mexico—even in some rural areas. This article shares practical advice about finding and connecting securely to WiFi here
Scorpions and Other Things Which Can Make You Say ‘Ouch’
Mexico's natural diversity provides habitat to a colossal variety of insects, arachnids, snakes, and other wild creatures
Mexico’s Copper Canyon Train Returns
The extraordinary train that traverses Mexico's inspirational Copper Canyon resumed services on July 17, 2020
6 Reasons Why Mexico is Safer than You Think
These things don't make headlines, but they are the real-life experiences of people visiting and living safely in Mexico
Living an Artist’s Life in Mexico
Jim Johnston talks about culture, self-sufficiency and the need for patience as he shares insights into the experiences of a working artist’s life in Mexico
