Mexicans and expats alike take on the most contentious subject of 2025 in this selection of pieces on gentrification in Mexico.

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Mexico continues to lure travelers with stunning beaches, ancient ruins, and food that makes your taste buds sing. The ...

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From bread to sandals to Shakira, 2025 was a year when Mexico couldn't help but make headlines — sometimes for all the right ...

I'm the chef and co-owner of Cicatriz, an all-day-cafe/bar in Colonia Juarez, Mexico City, and a permanent Mexico City ...

Generally helmed by women, tandas, or community lending circles, create a way to save and access shared sums of money for ...

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What began as a disparaging remark about Mexican bread became a proxy fight over gentrification in Mexico City, where an ...

Black women are flocking to Mexico City. USA TODAY National Columnist Suzette Hackney went there to find out why.

The eviction of 20 families, the closure of a soup kitchen, and the recent opening of upscale cafes illustrate the facets of a phenomenon that continues to grow in a trending neighborhood that was onc ...