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The Monocle Travel Guide to Mexico City

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Quesadillas sizzling on street corners outside cosy coffee shops; mariachi in sequined sombreros serenading late-night revellers; tower blocks casting long shadows over baroque churches and Aztec ruins studded with cacti. Mexico City simultaneously conforms to every stereotype and challenges every preconception with shameless self-assurance.

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Stick or twist?

17 September 2020

As the US gears up for another momentous election, could president number 46 soon be occupying the Oval Office? We asked 46 thinkers and opinion-makers how they would design a better America from the White House.

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Hot property

17 September 2020

There’s nothing dry about desert architecture. At its best, it channels the spirit of its surroundings and takes inspiration from the light and the landscape. We hit the shimmering Arizona roads to take the temperature of…

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Gabriela Cámara

17 September 2020

The famed Mexican chef on her early culinary influences, rediscovering traditional Aztec ingredients and introducing seasonal produce and fresh seafood to Mexico City with her revolutionary restaurant Contramar.

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How to get out of a tight spot

10 September 2020

The past few months have put a huge strain on businesses but also presented them with a unique opportunity to shake things up. We meet five firms that have shown an ability to think on their feet.

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Fair traders

10 September 2020

Nolan Giles reporting from London: Byron and Dexter Peart have taken a stand against disposable design by providing a global shop window for sustainable, ethically sourced homeware. And theirs is a model that the retail…

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Space exploration

10 September 2020

Creative businesses need studios where people come together. These three companies show how you can create inspiring projecs and still have money left in the bank. Steal their ideas.

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That’s settled then

10 September 2020

As the world gets moving and deals continue to be struck, we profile a handful of new openings and time-tested hotels that still mean business. From a decadent affair in a former bank in Washington to a private residence…

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Make a meal of it

10 September 2020

We trade video calls for the dining room in a hungry homage to the joys of the business lunch. Great that the company’s paying, of course, but more than that there’s no better place to get to know a business partner or…

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The Entrepreneurs - Eureka 212: Aire Libre Running

28 August 2020

Daniel Almazán Klinckwort and Mauricio Diaz are the co-founders of Aire Libre Running, a Mexico City-based travel company helping people to discover the world through running. Its trips reconnect to nature while discovering…

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Holiday snaps

20 August 2020

We focus on a selection of the planet’s finest new hotels and drop in on the shop that sells everything you’ll need to capture the moment once you get to them.

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Word up

20 August 2020

There’s a newfound appetite for reliable news and positive storytelling. We meet the people aiming to feed it.

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Good spot

20 August 2020

Even in a suppressed economy, opportunity is everywhere. We meet the residents of Nicosia who are forging their own path and highlight cities on the up.

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The opener

20 August 2020

Whether your preferred method of travel is a leisurely paddle around Hong Kong, strapping on in-line skates to risk life and limb in Canada or a supremely stylish bike ride in Milan, there’s plenty to inspire in the foll…

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The Globalist - Wednesday 8 July

8 July 2020

As Mexico’s president and Donald Trump talk trade in Washington, we find out why Justin Trudeau isn’t joining them. Plus: the future of Taiwan’s relationship with China in the wake of Beijing’s new security law for Hong…

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The Briefing - Thursday 11 June

11 June 2020

Monocle’s editor in chief, Tyler Brûlé, has the latest as Lufthansa looks set to axe tens of thousands of jobs. Plus: opinion polling data in the US, the latest from Peru and the best (and worst) of Mexico’s pop music.

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The Briefing - Thursday 21 May

21 May 2020

Has the White House failed to ascertain the extent of the coronavirus outbreak in the US? Plus: we speak to Value Retail’s CEO, Scott Malkin, have all the latest from Mexico and round-up the week’s culture stories.

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