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A fair rule about torn banknotes is that if you have more than half of the note, then it’s valid, but less than half isn’t.  In Mexico, merchants of all kinds tend to reject banknotes that have any part missing, and many will refuse to receive bills that are torn in any way, taped together, or even scribbled on.

That doesn’t mean that damaged notes become worthles...


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We have mentioned in our guide to living & lifestyles in Mexico that moving to, settling-in, and cultivating a thriving lifestyle in a foreign country requires effort and patience, and if you have a partner or family arriving with you...


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For variety, there’s little that can beat the entertainers and purveyors of unwanted services who work the traffic lights of Mexico City.

Apart from a veritable army of windshield cleaners and vendors of newspapers, loose cigarettes, phone cards, confectionery, toys, maps, balloons, and so on, also competing for space at the capital’s junctions are jugglers, spinning t...


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A visiting Colombian student at one of Mexico’s universities complained about the expression ¿mande?—the Mexican way of saying ‘pardon?’ or of responding to someone who has called your attention. Literally, it means ‘command’ hence the dismay of the student who failed to see why one would submit to the orders of the speaker just because he or she wanted you to hear something....


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As World Cups go, this one went well for Mexico.

In some ways, Mexico can consider itself one of the winners of the 2026 World Cup, which it co-hosted with the US and Canada.

The national team lost in the Round of 16, which was a dis...


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