Sarah Devries

Fifteen. That's the number of Mexican deaths in ICE custody so far in the U.S. in the past year.

When I heard the news last week that the Public Education Ministry (SEP) had decided that Mexico's school calendar would be shortened by a month and a half — seemingly out of nowhere — I was already grouchy.

From the people constantly coming to the door to the never-ending street sounds, Mexican neighborhoods embrace noise as a beloved relative.

Share a chuckle with Sarah DeVries, who has devised a star-rating system for Mexico's wide variety of public bathroom experiences.

If you have a Mexican cell phone, you have until the end of the month to officially register it or lose service. Here's how to do it.

Getting old is a prospect faced by all, and in Mexico, by an increasing percentage of the population. Is the country prepared for it?

Just because your children are growing up in Mexico with a foreign parent, that doesn't guarantee they'll be bilingual.

Mexican gestures can be hard to decipher at first. We'll help you get the hang of them so you'll soon be wagging your fingers like a local.

Now that the World Cup is underway, green soccer jerseys seem to be on at least half of the people I see when I go out.

When you raise kids in Mexico as someone who grew up in a different country, you get to see and experiences a new kind of patriotism.