N. Parish Flannery

🇲🇽📗: My book, SEARCHING FOR MODERN MEXICO, is available on Amazon. I traveled to remote villages in Chiapas, Oaxaca, & Michoacan, & also to the emerging nearshoring hubs of Guadalajara & Tijuana to explain the obstacles that entrepreneurs in Mexico face. amazon.com/-/es/Nathaniel…

here's 1 more espresso stop: Cafe Equis in the centro historico. Where should I go next? x.com/NathanielParis…

🇲🇽☕️🏆 POV: I’m trying to find the best espresso in Mexico City. I stopped by Cafe Avellaneda in Coyoacán. Thank you to everybody who recommended this place to me in the comments . Very good!

@CepnikMaciej 🇲🇽☕️🙂

@NathanielParish Good luck!

🇲🇽📰I commented in @The_Dialogue's Latin America Advisor on the threats journalists in Mexico are facing. I explained, "While [President] Sheinbaum’s tone is less strident than her predecessor & mentor [AMLO], she continues to question the ethics and motives of journalists."

🇲🇽📰Nothing to hide? Before leaving office, Sinaloa governor Ruben Rocha Moya proposed measure to restrict public access to information about his government. Anti-corruption civil society groups say the effort would reduce transparency & accountability. eluniversal.com.mx/periodismo-de-…

🇲🇽@lilaabed, a former Mexican government official who runs the Mexico Program at the Inter-American Dialogue, a Washington-based research group, said the rules could also “create the legal basis for Morena to bring down any candidate that it doesn’t want.” nytimes.com/2026/05/21/wor…

@john_hooper @catholicourtney ✅🙂-- btw-- john-- a recent article of mine you may find interesting looking at a Mexico --> Italy connection: corriere.it/esteri/26_marz…

@NathanielParish @catholicourtney Indeed he does, starting with Giorgia Meloni.

In his first encyclical, Pope Leo XIV quotes J.R.R. Tolkien's "Lord of the Rings: The Return of the King.” “It is not our part to master all the tides of the world, but to do what is in us for the succour of those years wherein we are set, uprooting the evil in the fields that we know, so that those who live after may have clean earth to till.” (Photo: Vatican Media)

@andres_azpili cool place! I will definitely go back there.

@NathanielParish Minutito im sure in latte or late

🇲🇽☕️🏆POV: I’m searching for the best espresso in Mexico City. Yesterday I stopped by Quintin in Colonia Juárez. Where should I go next?

@keegan_hamilton I haven't been there. I will add to my list. ✅🙂

@NathanielParish Paradigma on San Luis Potosí in Roma Norte 🔥☕️

@Vantello soon! 🇲🇽☕️✅

@NathanielParish Café Avellaneda, en Coyoacán (la calle es Higueras, pero no recuerdo el número)

@jahootsen it's on my list! i haven't been there yet. i have heard good things, though

@NathanielParish Passmar in Colonia Del Valle, @NathanielParish!

@moreno_quiroga I need to go again ✅

@NathanielParish Where you coming to Veracruz??

Last week I went to Cafe Equis in the centro histórico.

🇲🇽🇺🇸🚗General Motors says it will start assembling the Chevrolet Aveo in Mexico (for sale in the local market.) GM has been exporting those vehicles ⁠& others to Mexico from China. The project is part of GM’s previously announced $1B investment in Mexico reuters.com/business/autos…

🇺🇸🧓🏡💰What a weird way to frame this article. Homeowners over 70 in the US own properties worth $13 trillion. The NYT frames this as a pending crisis for retirees including 1 scary case of a couple who nearly listed their home for $5m instead of $7m! nytimes.com/2026/05/09/bus…

@Camastan ✅yep

@NathanielParish Nice! Did you have to walk, and carry your bike, at some point?

@NofretB Nice! I have seen it but haven’t gone in. ✅🇲🇽☕️

@NathanielParish In that same street, Independencia there is the Jeke Emir Cofee Shop. Try the turkish cofee

🇲🇽☕️🏆POV: I’m trying to find the best espresso in Mexico City. Today I stopped by Cafe Equis in the centro histórico. Founded in 1930 it’s 1 of the city’s oldest coffee shops. They make a very old-school style of espresso. Where should I go next?

@Mklvgnk 🇲🇽☕️I had a lot of fun visiting El Jarocho but the espresso at Cafe Equis is better.

@NathanielParish El Jarocho in Coyoacan is quite old too. If I remember correctly, it’s from the 50s. They roast their own beans there too, so the flavor tends to vary slightly, but it’s consistently good.