MND_CULTURE
A history of the Maya: The Early Classic period
As the Maya world transitioned from the Late Preclassic to the Early Classic period, new cities rose to prominence in places like Tikal, Uaxactún and Dzibanché.
MND Tutor | Tamales
"Dinosaur" means "terrible lizard" in Greek, but how do you talk about them in Spanish? MND Tutor has the latest.
The last days of Ángela Peralta, the ‘Mexican Nightingale’
Ángela Peralta, the "Mexican Nightingale," went to Mazatlán in 1883 to perform, but before she could do so died in a yellow fever epidemic that gripped the city.
New statues on Paseo de la Reforma honor six Indigenous women
Mexico's history abounds with heroic women, six of whom have recently been honored with statues on Mexico City's Paseo de las Heroinas.
Looting report leads to discovery of millennium-old Zapotec burial chamber
Culture Minister Cluadia Curiel called it "one of the most important findings of Zapotec culture due to its state of preservation" and said the site should be open to the public by the end of this year.
The Cristero War in Mexico: The persecution that almost got my great-grandfather killed
It has been 100 years since the start of Mexico's Cristero War, when Catholic priests were expelled from the country and people had to worship in secret.
Celebrating the 2nd MANCHA Arts Festival in Zipolite
Zipolite has been a haven for nudists since the 1960s, but it's also building a reputation for fine art thanks to the upcoming MANCHA Arts Festival.
Del Toro’s talent for terror — and tortillas — celebrated at Sundance
Ahead of a screening of Del Toro's 1992 film "Cronos" at the Sundance Film Festival, Netflix hosted an honorific during which the Mexican filmmaker delivered a full mariachi concert and even took over tortilla prep in the kitchen.
FutBotMX 2026: Mexico’s science ministry launches robot soccer tournament
The FutBotMX Cup, which will run from April through June 2026, invites teams of students, professionals and the general public from across the world to build and operate robot soccer teams.
The Barcelonnettes: A forgotten French migration linking the Alps, Louisiana and Mexico
Did you know a small town in France has produced some of Mexico most famous retail families? The story of Barcelonette, France, and its connection to Mexico is a long and fascinating one.
Ticket sales for K-pop megastars’ Mexico shows devolve into chaos
System crashes, stuck pages, error messages, price changes and other irregularities created so much frustration that even the presidents of Mexico and South Korea got involved.
Zona Maco 2026 is Mexico City’s biggest Art Week yet
Zona Maco is the crowning jewel of Mexico City Art Week. Here's what to expect for the 2026 edition of the festival.
Mexico Well-Read: ‘This Mouth is Mine’ by Yásnaya Elena Aguilar Gil
A touching look at Mexico's myriad dying indigenous languages, we take a look at the books about Mexico that you should be reading!
The World Cup is 6 months away — but the fashion show has already started
Mexico has unveiled some of the most iconic kits in the history of the World Cup, as well as a few that were not so fondly remembered. Our fashion correspondent sizes them up.
Mission days in old Los Cabos: the Franciscan Era
The Franciscans followed the Jesuits as missionaries in San José del Cabo, and although there only five years, managed to do immense damage to Indigenous inhabitants.
MND Tutor | Dinosaurios
"Dinosaur" means "terrible lizard" in Greek, but how do you talk about them in Spanish? MND Tutor has the latest.
