I don’t deny the advantages of the Ajijics and San Miguel de Allendes and Puerto Vallartas of Mexico. Believe me, as someone who arrived here 20 years ago with two small children, I get how helpful it is to have a Walmart and a Home Depot close at hand. And…
Living in Mexico
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Día de Muertos Events You Can’t Miss in 2025
As the echoes of Independence Day fireworks fade, sugar skulls and cempasúchil appear, meaning the country’s most spectacular celebration is on the way. From reverent to rowdy, here are our picks for Día de Muertos moments that make this season pure Mexican magic… Valley of the Catrinas– October – November,…
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Paying Social Security in Mexico for Household Staff
Hiring household staff or employees in Mexico comes with unique legal obligations. Failing to follow the proper procedures can have serious consequences and may cost you a lot more than you expect. Like not paying into social security in Mexico. Next up in our household staff series, C.P. Jorge Tovar…
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Why You Need a Contract for Household Staff in Mexico
Hiring household staff or employees in Mexico comes with unique legal obligations, and the process can be complex. Failing to follow the proper procedures can have serious consequences and may cost you a lot more than you expect. To help you navigate the intricacies, we’ve consulted C.P Jorge Tovar from…
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Mexico’s Magic Blue Brew: The Health Benefits of Palo Azul
Palo Azul, a centuries-old herbal tea from Mexico, isn’t just known for its earthy, mellow flavor. It’s famous for something a little more magical. Brew it just right, and the tea flashes an iridescent blue glow. Lately, Palo Azul has been popping up in unexpected places, like TikTok, where it’s…