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It’s been over a decade since laws came into effect, in January 2015, to shake-up Mexico’s telecommunication market and fixed-line all charges dropped sharply from residential telephones.  Those reforms caused Mexican landline telephone charges to go from...

Depending on who you speak to in Mexico, you might be told that tap water is absolutely potable or, by contrast, you might be told that it’s not even suitable for brushing your teeth.

Water delivered to homes in Mexico is suitable for showering and washing-up the dishes, but most people don’t use unfiltered tap water for personal consumption.

This article describes what happens when your residency card expires, —whether you are in Mexico, or outside of Mexico— and the procedures that exist for dealing with expired residency cards.

Permanent Residency Cards

If you are aged 18 years or older and hold a

Mexico is known for growing high quality coffee, even though domestic consumption is fairly modest at less than three pounds per person per year—and most of that consumed as instant coffee.

Mexican coffee production is widespread, with more than 300,000 mostly small growers dedicated to its cultivation across 15 of Mexico’s 32 st...

November 20th marks the anniversary of  the start of the 1910–1917 Revolution— specifically the call to arms by Francisco I. Madero to unseat the dictator Porfirio Díaz, who had remained in power for more than three decades.

2010 ma...