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2 maps reveal the hotspots driving Mexico's worsening violence
Mexico's rise in homicides this year is driven by a few violent hotspots, writes James Bosworth, au…
James Bosworth, Latin America…
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I'm an American expat living in Mexico. Here are the biggest cultural differences between the 2 countries.
The writer is an American expat who lives part time in Mexico. She noticed that Mexicans tend to be…
Louisa Rogers
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I retired at 48 and decided to travel for six months with my husband. Two decades later, we are still traveling.
A young retiree left consulting to travel the world with her husband. They now have a home in Mexic…
Louisa Rogers
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At 73, I still have occasional 'shame attacks.' But I'm learning to cope with them better.
Even in my 70s, I still deal with occasional "shame attacks." However, I've learned a few coping sk…
Louisa Rogers
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After 11 years as a digital nomad, living in 60 countries, I'm settling in Mexico. It fits my lifestyle and business goals.
A virtual assistant who's spent 11 years as a digital nomad chose Guanajuato, Mexico, as her home b…
Robin Madell
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At 72, I'm still constantly making new friends. I look for people with similar interests and am always open to new connections.
I'm a baby boomer, and I'm still making new friends. I'm always open to new connections, and I look…
Louisa Rogers
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I'm in my 70s, I exercise differently than I did when I was younger. I enjoy paddleboarding and yoga instead of running marathons.
Now that I'm in my 70s, I exercise differently than I did when I was younger. I focus on movement a…
Louisa Rogers
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How to get back into an exercise routine: 6 tricks from a former fitness coach
Wondering how to get back into your exercise routine? A former fitness coach says to make sure it's…
Louisa Rogers
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My close friend is 40 years younger than I am. Our age-gap friendship developed while she was teaching me Spanish.
My Spanish teacher and close friend is 40 years younger than me. Our age gap friendship has grown d…
Louisa Rogers
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I've made 6 figures a year as a virtual assistant and now train others to do the same. Here's how I find the best-paying clients and avoid the big red flags.
It doesn't take 20 virtual-assistant jobs to net a six-figure salary. Instead, tailor your services…
Robin Madell
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Hundreds of Americans a week are seeking abortion help from Mexico – and most of them want a safe hand-off of abortion drugs at the border
Since Roe v Wade was overturned, cross-border health networks have been fielding more than 100 call…
Isabella Zavarise,Azmi Haroun
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As anti-abortion laws pop up across the US, Mexican activists are helping Americans access free abortions
Some Americans seeking abortions are turning Mexico, which will ship abortion pills to the US, for …
Andréa Becker
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Tequila must be made from a specific type of agave plant — here's why it matters
Tequila is the only alcohol made from a plant that must be killed in the process. Weber azul agave …
Bernadette Machard de Gramont
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What's the difference between mezcal and tequila? How to maximize each liquor's unique flavors
Mezcal and tequila are both made in Mexico from agave plants, but tequila is made out of a certain …
Kelly Burch
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The US ups its multimillion-dollar rewards for 2 Sinaloa cartel leaders as another war brews for control of the cartel
The US recently increased its rewards for two major cartel figures, and another was quietly release…
Luis Chaparro
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Kendall Jenner faces accusations of cultural appropriation after releasing her own tequila brand
Kendall Jenner is one of several non-Mexican celebrities to release a tequila brand. Some say it's …
Rachel Askinasi
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In Latin America, face masks become a form of expression
"We wanted to be part of what is happening in the world right now" said Carolina Ordonez, chief des…
PTI
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'Like a flying ant': An operative describes how Mexico's cartels use drones to attack enemies and smuggle drugs
With a few rudimentary modifications, Mexican criminal groups can use commercial drones bought in t…
Luis Chaparro
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Mexican drug cartels are preying on a multibillion-dollar industry and taking a deadly toll on the workers who run it
Criminal groups "go in and they get some of these Pemex employees, and they intimidate them [into] …
Christopher Woody
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This is the real difference between tequila and mezcal
"We were lucky enough to meet the family who was making the best mezcal in Oaxaca, Mexico and once …