A personal newsletter from a freelance journalist in Mexico, offering correspondence on Mexican and Latin American politics, violence, and media framing. Issues include curated reading and donation links, reporting updates, and interviews with scholars.
Website: https://mexico-correspondence.ghost.io/
CrashOut publishes investigative reporting and analysis on Mexican drug cartels, organized crime, and the politics and espionage around the drug war. Stories are often published in both English and Spanish and draw on long interviews and firsthand reporting.
First-person memoir and travel writing from a woman who spent 35 years in Mexico's tourism industry, much of it in Akumal and Cancun. Issues tell vivid, anecdotal stories about diving, cave exploration, ayahuasca, and daily life on the Yucatan coast from the 1990s onward.
A travel dispatch series written from Mexico, covering Guanajuato, Oaxaca and Mexico City through film photography, local history and book reviews. Readers get personal, slow-travel writing that avoids algorithm-driven tourist recommendations.
Mexico Decoded delivers short news briefings on Mexican politics, the economy and business, each followed by a 'Decoding it' analysis of why the story matters. It also publishes occasional longer essays, such as one on Mexico City's struggle to regulate Airbnb.
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