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Mexico City commemorated the 700th anniversary of its founding on Saturday with a series of public events and performances that celebrated its Indigenous heritage and historical roots.

Mexico City is celebrating 700 years since its founding with public events on Saturday, highlighting its Indigenous roots

Mexico isn’t widely known for train adventures, but Jamie Fullerton found one of the world’s most intriguing rail routes in the country’s rural northwest

The two Oscar-winning actresses, who are both worth millions, have been praised for their down-to-earth approach to travel

Mexico City authorities have unveiled a preliminary plan to combat gentrification, following a week of intense protests over soaring housing costs. The rising prices are widely attributed to a surge in mass tourism and the influx of "digital nomads" – foreigners temporarily residing in the capital.

Protests this month laid bare the growing anger from locals against foreigners who have flocked to the Mexican capital since the coronavirus pandemic

When NASCAR's top division went to Mexico City for the first time last month, Shane van Gisbergen (SVG) won in the biggest margin of victory seen in any Cup race in over 15 years. Just last week at the Chicago Street Course, he was once again victorious — this time, sweeping…

Extortion is crippling businesses across Mexico, forcing many to shut down

Here’s our pick of the best neighbourhoods to stay and alternative museums, to help travellers tread lightly.

LIFE STORIES: After six years of a challenging fertility journey, Georgia Harrison, a 46-year-old vice-president of a medical communications agency and a yoga and meditation teacher, finally had her baby with the help of a surrogate in Mexico. But the journey there involved more pain and unexpected heartbreak than she…

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum criticized a march against gentrification and mass tourism in Mexico City, calling it "xenophobic"