Zócalo celebrates Independence heroines
In September 2026, Mexico City’s Zócalo honors four heroines of Independence with a special lighting display.…
Tlalcilalcalpan’s unique ‘Paseo de los Locos’
Every October, the town of San Francisco Tlalcilalcalpan in the State of Mexico transforms into a vibrant scene of celebration and creativity.…
New natural disaster alerts for Mexico phones
In a significant update to improve public safety, Mexico is set to enhance its mobile alert system by introducing new notifications for various natural disasters.…
Mexican strongman Raúl Flores sets world record
Who is Raúl Flores?
Raúl Abraham Flores Castro, often known as “Tayzon,” is a distinguished athlete in the world of strongman competitions.…
Explore CDMX’s contemporary Día de Muertos 2026
The Día de Muertos 2026 event in Mexico City offers a unique opportunity to explore the city’s vibrant cultural scene.…
Study finds Mexicans are the cleanest
Recent research underscores Mexico’s prominent position globally regarding personal hygiene habits. According to a study conducted by Hansgrohe, Mexicans exhibit some of the highest rates of daily showering worldwide, with between 75% and 90% of citizens reporting at least one shower per day.…
Chiles en Nogada festival in CDMX 2026
The highly anticipated Festival de Chiles en Nogada is set to return to the Centro Histórico of Mexico City from September 3 to 26, 2026.…
Intocable leads Grito 2026 in Zócalo
On the night of September 15, 2026, the Zócalo in Mexico City will transform into a vibrant stage for the country’s patriotic celebrations.…
La Mexiquense bridge nears completion in 2026
The Puente La Mexiquense, a major infrastructure project in the State of Mexico, has reached its final construction phase as of late August 2026.…
Mega procession of Catrinas 2026 details revealed
The Mega Procession of Catrinas 2026 is set to be a highlight of the Dia de Muertos celebrations in Mexico City.…