Nuevo Leon News
More Questions Than Answers After Last-Minute Broadcasting Agreements
The column by Paul Schmidt-Troschke marks an exclusive World Cup partnership with the Monterrey Daily Post and The Guadalajara Post in which Schmidt-Troschke and the ‘World...
National
An expert points out strictly racist, civic-nationalist, and ethnocentric elements within Mexico’s laws (VIDEO)
Victor Davis Hanson explains what’s in Mexico’s constitution that would have Progressives describing it as “racist” had it been in the U.S. Constitution.
He...
Warning to Expats: Why you should not use Mexican banks
The government boasts that the Financial Intelligence Unit (UIF) can freeze accounts without a judge's order. The fine print of the law reveals the...
The Mexican peso is likely to face pressure as the U.S. dollar remains strong...
Major banks, including JPMorgan and Citi, expect the U.S. dollar to remain strong across Latin America in the second quarter of 2026, driven by...
Economy
Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard is criticized for inflation, investment uncertainty, and tariff tensions with...
Criticism of Economy Secretary Marcelo Ebrard comes from political actors, opposition legislators, and economic analysts who blame his administration and the official economic model for current problems, such as inflation, investment uncertainty, and tariff...
The Mexican peso is likely to face pressure as the U.S. dollar remains strong...
Major banks, including JPMorgan and Citi, expect the U.S. dollar to remain strong across Latin America in the second quarter of 2026, driven by global geopolitical tensions and investor demand for safe-haven assets. Regional...
Business
Kia Launches EV3 Production in Nuevo León
Kia has begun production of its first EV3 prototypes at its Pesquería plant in Nuevo León, marking the automaker’s entry into Mexico’s electric vehicle...
Chinese EV Maker Xpeng Planning Expansion to Mexico
Renowned electric vehicle manufacturer from China, Xpeng, is determined to expand its global presence, and Mexico seems to be its next stop, right in...
Real Estate
Entertainment
More Questions Than Answers After Last-Minute Broadcasting Agreements
The column by Paul Schmidt-Troschke marks an exclusive World Cup partnership with the Monterrey Daily Post and The Guadalajara Post in which Schmidt-Troschke and the ‘World...
FIFA’s ‘Neutrality’ and the Handshake Which Wasn’t
The column by Paul Schmidt-Troschke marks an exclusive World Cup partnership with the Monterrey Daily Post and The Guadalajara Post in which Schmidt-Troschke and the ‘World...
World Cup Under ‘Extreme Heat’
The column by Paul Schmidt-Troschke marks an exclusive World Cup partnership with the Monterrey Daily Post and The Guadalajara Post in which Schmidt-Troschke and the...
Food and Drinks
Google rolls out a beta experience that lets you hear real-time translations in your...
According to TechCrunch, Google is rolling out a beta experience that lets you hear real-time translations in your headphones, the company announced on Friday, December 12th....
Expats Crime
An American woman and her two children are reported missing in Apodaca, Nuevo León
An American woman and her two children disappear in Apodaca, Nuevo León
The woman and her two children were last seen in the Santa Rosa...
Travel
Mexico History
An expert points out strictly racist, civic-nationalist, and ethnocentric elements within Mexico’s laws (VIDEO)
Victor Davis Hanson explains what’s in Mexico’s constitution that would have Progressives describing it as “racist” had it been in the U.S. Constitution.
He describes how America is singled out for being “far right” while other countries enforce much stricter immigration laws.Based on Victor...
Mexico Living
Mexico is the world's largest exporter of beers. But one of its most beloved brews is only found inside the country and traditionally available for just a few weeks each year.
Many countries are known for their indulgent Christmas libations. Puerto Rico has its creamy, sweet coquito. In Germany, market stalls offer up spiced, warming Glühwein (mulled wine). And Mexico has a malty...
Heatlh
Claims of 850 dead of myocarditis in Monterrey are False (The Associated Press)
Marcos Martínez Chacón from The Associated Press published on 6, September 5, 2023, that in a span of two weeks in late June, a total of 850 people died due to myocarditis in the city of Monterrey, in Mexico’s northeastern state of Nuevo León.
However,...
