I'm planning to hike Iztaccihuatl in December, I've been there before but it was in the summer, and I'm wondering if it will be snowy this time.
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I had my phone number stolen and someone accessed my bank accounts. They made purchases and deposits in Santander and Falabella, and now they're charging me for a personal loan I never asked for. I've been trying to resolve this for 4 months, but they're still sending me emails saying they're working on my case. If I don't pay the loan, what will happen?
I'm visiting Mexico City every winter and I'm feeling overwhelmed creating my itinerary. I'm staying in Roma Norte area. Can anyone take a look and tell me if this looks okay or make any suggestions?
I'm considering applying for this master's program, which I found online. I live in a small city about 4 hours from Mexico City and I'd like to move there for the program and work as well.
I'm visiting Mexico City with my mother, younger sister, and father, and we have a full schedule planned except for one night. We were originally going to see the folkloric show at Belas Artes, but it's very expensive.
I'm flying into Puebla but staying in CDMX. My flight gets in bright and early, 6am on a Saturday. I'm staying in Escandón. I will have one carry-on and a small backpack. I've heard there's no direct way to get up to CDMX from the airport, so I'm looking for the best option.
I've seen a Vait AI real estate analysis that says the median price in Interlomas is about MXN $55,807 per m², and the median price for a department is around MXN $9,978,250. Does that match what you're seeing? Which areas do you recommend for renting or buying?
We're planning a trip to Mexico City at the end of the month and want to stay in a neighborhood with character, hole-in-the-wall eateries, markets, and cool architecture. We're not interested in the usual posh recommendations.
I've got a friend from Asia coming to visit for a few days, and she's asked me to show her around and teach her some salsa and cumbia dancing to end the day. I was thinking of taking her to Chapultepec, a bit of Roma, and ending at Mamarrumba. But I'm open to better ideas.
I'm a 30-year-old engineer with experience in web development, app development, and administrative and management positions. I've tried entrepreneurship but it didn't work out, so I'm looking for a job again. I'm considering using a headhunter service, but I'm not sure if it's a good idea.
I'm visiting Mexico City every winter from the United States and I'm looking for budget-friendly hotels near Palacio de Bellas Artes, specifically in the Madero area or nearby, where I can also go out and have fun without breaking the bank.
I'm planning a trip in March with my two nephews and niece, aged 19-22, who want to explore the nightlife. They'll be accompanied by their 51-year-old aunt. I'm well-traveled and have done solo travel before, but they're just starting to get their passport stamps. I speak some Spanish and my niece is proficient. I'd like to know the best neighborhoods for them to stay and safely explore at night, as well as some nightlife recommendations suitable for college kids and their aunt.
I was walking by Bellas Artes the other day and saw a club with a sign that said 'no photos' and cameras everywhere. It seemed fishy, especially since it was a solo event.
Me expulsaron de la UNIREM por problemas de salud mental y un brote psicótico, y quiero seguir estudiando pero no sé qué hacer
I recently arrived in Mexico City and got a stamp on my passport, but it doesn't have the number of days permitted. I'm not sure if it's an FMM or a Mexico Immigration Card. Can someone tell me where I can get one with the correct information?
I've been getting calls from Totalplay saying they're following up on an issue with my service, but I'm pretty sure it's just a scam. Has anyone else experienced this?
My boyfriend and I are staying near the Zócalo and want to grab a drink or two before bed. We're looking for a relaxed spot, preferably LGBTQ-friendly, and close to the Zócalo.
I've been to Teotihuacán a few times, but I'm planning to go with some friends who are visiting from the States and they'll be relying on me for transportation. They'll be leaving around 2:30 pm and I want to make sure they can get an Uber back to Mexico City.
I was waiting for a friend at the TAPO station in Mexico City, and a man in his 60s sat next to me and started talking. He asked me if I was alone, where I lived, my name, and when I was returning. I told him lies and was relieved when my friend arrived and we left. Should I have done something else?
I was walking back from university one day and noticed that the vendors in a market near my home were throwing away bags of fresh vegetables. I went back the next day and rescued the food, now I'm getting most of my groceries for free. It's really concerning to me that so much food is being wasted, especially since produce is expensive right now and many people in the city can't afford it. Would someone be willing to help me collect this waste and find a way to distribute it to those in need?