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This Ain't Your Mama's Guac
Plus UPS takes over Mexico
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Tomorrow is National Avocado Day, and to celebrate, Avocados From Mexico has teamed up with soda brand poppi to create a limited-edition recipe they call Pop Guac.
According to the release, all you have to do is add a splash of Ginger Lime poppi to your fresh guacamole, and you've got a "unique guacamole recipe with a citrus punch and fizzy flair that tastes like summer on a chip."
Is it a dip? A drink? Or a dare? There's only one way to find out, but you might want to have some antacids on hand, just in case.
📣Que Paso
📦 UPS plans to acquire the Mexican delivery company Estafeta, offering customers enhanced access to global markets. The transaction is expected to close by the end of 2024.
🏹 Mexico's women's archery team took bronze in Paris on Sunday – making this the first medal ever for Mexico in women’s archery AND the first medal for Mexico in the 2024 Olympics. Watch the moment they won.
🗺️ Good news for those in Riviera Maya, Merida, and Oaxaca: You can actually figure out where you're going because Google Maps Mexico is expanding its services, mapping airports, highways, and public transit.
🚗 Elon Musk postponed Tesla's planned Gigafactory in Nuevo Leon, which was set to begin production in 2026, until after the US election.
🇲🇽 Mexican President López Obrador made an unusual move on Monday, urging cartels to avoid violence following the arrest of leaders Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada and Joaquín Guzmán López.
🍎Your Health Pulse
Medevac Insurance for Expats in Mexico: Do You Need It?
Medevac insurance for expats in Mexico is a good alternative to a comprehensive international insurance policy.
Why? Because it’s available to pretty much anyone – and at a fraction of the cost.
And, chances are, you don’t want to be caught in a situation where medical care isn’t available – whether you’re in the middle of nowhere or you just don’t have full coverage.
If you have a medevac plan you are covered in the event of a medical emergency.
Click below for everything you need to know about medevac insurance for expats in Mexico.
🪷Viva Wellness
Natural Remedies for Food Poisoning
Living in Mexico, we all know the drill: Delicious food, questionable hygiene standards, and the inevitable tummy troubles.
But before you swear off street tacos forever (because let's be honest, those tacos are worth the risk 😉), why not try nature's arsenal?
Instead of reaching for over-the-counter meds, there are plenty of natural remedies to get your gut back on track, from apple cider vinegar to activated charcoal.
So skip the farmacia and head to the kitchen – your stomach (and wallet) will thank you!
🎉 Vamos! Can’t Miss Events
🎼 Fever's Candlelight Concerts in 32 Mexican Cities 🎼
Immerse yourself in the enchanting glow of Fever's Candlelight Concerts, happening in 32 cities across Mexico. These concerts feature a captivating blend of classical and modern music, from the timeless works of Vivaldi to tributes to Queen, set in unique settings like historic churches and modern museums.
Whether you're in Mexico City, Guadalajara, Monterrey, or San Miguel de Allende, there's a magical evening waiting for you. Perfect for a special night out.
The best part – tickets are as low as 200 pesos.
Vacation Styles That Transition Seamlessly from Beach Days to Evenings Out
Whether you’re busy chasing kids on the beach or embarking your next girls' trip, Kenny Flowers has the perfect pieces to elevate your summer vacation style. From playful prints to elegant silhouettes, their dresses exude effortless sophistication, while their swimwear blends fashion and function for days spent by the water.
But their commitment to excellence extends beyond aesthetics – each garment is meticulously crafted with quality in mind. Ethically made and designed with attention to detail, their dresses and swimwear ensure both comfort and durability, allowing you to enjoy summer adventures with ease.
This summer, treat yourself to their latest vacation pieces, including summer-ready dresses, swimsuits, and matching Hawaiian shirts and trunks for the whole family. Plus, as a reader, you can enjoy an exclusive 10% discount with code FLOWERS10.
💡 Say It in Spanish
"¿Me podrías echar una mano?"
Translation: Could you give me a hand?
This phrase is perfect for when you need assistance with something, whether it's carrying groceries, fixing something, or figuring out directions. It's a polite and common way to ask for help.