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My husband and I are in our 30s, visiting Mexico City for 2-3 days in February. We're interested in local businesses, music, history, and wandering around. We speak some Spanish but want to brush up. We prefer public transport, DiDi, and less is more for us.

Notes from my first week in Roma Norte. Altitude: I climbed a flight of stairs and had to stop on the landing. Nobody warns you. It passed. Water: fil

Find DJ's and people dancing on weekend nights, not just cumbia but all kinds of music, near Reforma. It's located on Alameda Central, close to the city center, and is a great place to experience the local nightlife.

My friend is an Indian national who just landed in Mexico City and lost his passport in transit at Pantitlán Station, Line 5 (Yellow Line), coming from Terminal Aérea. He needs urgent local guidance or support.

I'm looking for some specific fruits like yaca, persimonio, and chabacano. I've heard they might be available in certain markets or tianguis.

Dry cleaner offering treatments in dry, vapor, and various techniques.

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Insurance broker offering personalized protection for individuals and businesses.

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I've been looking for a new place to visit with some friends who are visiting from Argentina, but I'm not sure which museums to recommend. I've heard that some of them have really interesting exhibits, but I'm not sure which ones are the best.

MUAC is worth visiting because it has a diverse collection of contemporary art from around the world. It is located on the campus of the National Autonomous University of Mexico, UNAM, in the Ciudad Universitaria neighborhood.

Great pozole and fun atmosphere with live bands make Tenampa a must-visit spot in Mexico City. The square outside is also a good time, adding to the lively ambiance of this popular destination.

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Bike tours and bike rentals in Mexico City

I'm thinking of pursuing a career in government institutions, but I don't have time to attend the service for a year, and I'm worried about having to go every week.

I'll be in Mexico City the end of October, traveling solo after my original travel companion bailed. I'd like to meet new people and explore the city together. I might change my accommodations to a hostel because they often run activities that make it easier to find someone to hang out with.

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?