Subtitler, Captioner, and Quality Assurance Reviewer
Sarah Devries is a subtitler, captioner, and quality assurance reviewer for Mexico News Daily. With a focus on local news in Mexico City, Sarah brings a humorous and lighthearted approach to her articles, exploring the world of memes and DIY home projects in Mexico while keeping readers entertained and informed.
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Tourists' desire for authenticity and locals' need to make a living and remain in their neighborhoods often creates thorny situations. (Martín Zetina/Cuartoscuro)
A trip to Veracruz's Gulf Coast means escaping the cloud forests for the chaos and magic of the state capital - and the downtown that defines it. (Expedia)
Prepare the "jajaing" muscles for a run out, it's time for our Saturday memes!
Sometimes, life in Mexico just feels really small. Overcome your inner Godzilla and embrace the wonder of mini-Mexico. (Canva)
The difficult economic realities of migration often drive many Mexicans abroad - but it also presents challenges for those going the other way, too. (Omar Lopez/Unsplash)
From packing the right stuff to to knowing what to say once you're here, this is the only guide to getting ready for Mexico you'll need.
Ignore the caption - there's plenty of time to explain what's going on in this week's best Mexican memes!
Moving south of the border forever? Better hang on to your old number, because you'll still need your U.S. cell phone in Mexico!
Working remotely from paradise isn't all it's cracked up to be. Well, sometimes. (Canva)
Even in the day of the contactless payment, you'll still find yourself paying cash in Mexico every day as physical cash remains part of life.
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