Mexico News Daily
Coverage of Mexico News Daily in the Nexus archive.
- The MND Economy Index™ for May 2026
The third edition of the MND Economy Index™ for May 2026 shows a score of 68.61, indicating above-neutral performance for the Mexican economy. The score increased slightly from the previous edition (67.55) and reflects improvements in economic growth, though moderation in growth rates was observed in May compared to April.
- For the first time, Mexico’s inflation is now lower than in the US: A ‘Confidently Wrong’ podcast
Mexico's inflation is now lower than the United States for the first time in many years, marking a significant economic milestone. The article discusses potential implications for expats, businesses, investors, and Mexican citizens, highlighting historical trends of Mexico's higher inflation leading to weaker currency and higher interest rates.
- ‘Confidently Wrong about Tourism in Mexico’: A new MND podcast
The Mexico News Daily podcast 'Confidently Wrong' explores whether Mexico needs more tourists, noting tourism's 8% economic contribution and regional disparities. It discusses insights from Mexican tourism minister Josefina Rodriguez and compares Mexico's tourism growth potential to countries like the U.K., Spain, and France.
- Is the peso trading at its true rate? The results of our latest MND Peso Index™
The third edition of the MND Peso Index™ found the Mexican peso was overvalued by 2.91% against the US dollar in June 2026, down from 4.03% in May. The overvaluation decrease was primarily due to the peso's 1.02% depreciation against the dollar between late May and late June 2026.
- ‘Confidently Wrong about Healthcare in Mexico’: A new podcast episode by Mexico News Daily
Mexico News Daily released a podcast episode titled 'Confidently Wrong about Healthcare in Mexico' discussing survey results from foreigners living in Mexico about their healthcare experiences. The survey covers cost, accessibility, and quality of care, with responses ranging from dental cleanings to heart surgery. The episode features CEO Travis Bembenek and co-host George sharing insights and personal experiences.
- MND’s ‘Confidently Wrong’ podcast kicks off season 3 with a look at fracking in Mexico
MND’s 'Confidently Wrong' podcast begins season 3 with an episode examining fracking in Mexico. The article argues that while many oppose fracking, it could create formal, high-paying jobs and reduce Mexico’s natural gas dependency on the U.S., contrasting with common calls for renewable energy focus.
- What am I doing here? A dispatch from MND’s summer journalism intern in San Miguel de Allende
A University of Washington journalism student undertook a nine-week summer internship at Mexico News Daily in San Miguel de Allende, Mexico, despite limited Spanish proficiency and travel restrictions due to a U.S. State Department travel advisory. The internship, supported by the International Reporting Scholarship, aimed to foster journalistic growth and cultural exploration.
- The MND Economy Index™ for April 2026
The MND Economy Index™ for April 2026 rose to 67.55, a 4.16-point increase from the March-based inaugural score of 63.39, driven primarily by improvements in the Economic Growth pillar. The index, a 10-pillar composite of 19 indicators, remains above the neutral benchmark of 60 but has room for improvement.
- MND Tutor | Olinia
MND Tutor is an interactive Spanish learning tool using real news articles from Mexico News Daily. The article highlights Olinia, Mexico's first domestically developed electric vehicle unveiled in June 2026 by President Claudia Sheinbaum, featuring a 14.7 kWh battery, 100 km range, and a price of 150,000 pesos.
- Three women found dead in popular American tourist hot spot as local police search for clues
Three women aged 30-35 with tattoos found partially undressed in separate areas of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, have sparked police investigations into a potential serial killer or cartel link. The deaths occurred amid heightened violence in Jalisco following the killing of cartel leader Nemesio Rubén Oseguera Cervantes (El Mencho), which triggered clashes and travel alerts for tourists.