The deaths of two Mexicans from Querétaro have been confirmed following unusual flooding in Texas.
José Olvera and Alicia Torres, an elderly Mexican couple, were found dead in recent hours following an intense search by police in Texas, United States, following the unprecedented flooding caused by a storm on July 4th. According to the latest report, the victims were originally from the state of Querétaro and had lived in the […]
The 526 million peso “rainfall solution” was not enough to prevent flooding in Querétaro.
The Querétaro state government, led by Mauricio Kuri González, a member of the National Action Party (PAN), paid 526,900,523.30 pesos for a project called “Storage and Sanitation Infrastructure Solution for Paseo 5 de Febrero.” It involved a pumping station that the government billed as “a monumental project to store the equivalent of two thousand tankers […]
There was a history of forgiveness in the crematorium case
A person very close to Facundo Teófilo M. R. confessed during an official police interrogation that his 64-year-old relative suffers from diabetes, a hernia in his stomach that has significantly reduced his quality of life, and swollen feet from decades of carrying bodies in work facilities lacking gas, electricity, water, or refrigeration.Facundo was a pseudo-“manager” […]
Cancun, Los Cabos, Riviera Maya, Huatulco, Durango, Mexico City, Yucatan, Merida, Campeche, Valladolid, Puerto Vallarta, and Tulum Embark on the Ultimate Journey Through Mexico’s Safest and Most Breathtaking Destinations
Cancún, Los Cabos, Riviera Maya, Huatulco, Durango, Mexico City, Yucatán, Mérida, Campeche, Valladolid, Puerto Vallarta, and Tulum offer travelers the ultimate journey through Mexico’s safest and most breathtaking destinations. Each of these locations is renowned for its unique charm, from stunning beaches and ancient ruins to vibrant cities and serene towns. What sets them apart […]
Mazatlán will receive only four cruise ships in July
During the month of July, Mazatlán will receive only four cruise ships, according to the arrival schedule of the National Port System Administration (Asipona). The first cruise ship to arrive will be the Navigator of the Seas, scheduled for this coming Monday, July 7, followed two days later on Wednesday, July 9, by the Carnival […]
Rains leave flooded streets and families stranded in Mazatlán.
The heavy rains recorded Saturday night and early Sunday morning left flooded streets and families stranded in the port. The water accumulation level was 42.6 millimeters (1.6 in). The Mazatlán Civil Protection Coordination reported the preventive closure of La Marina Avenue, at the intersection with Rafael Buelna Avenue, and also on Reforma Avenue, near the […]
One of El Salvador’s most wanted gang members captured in Chiapas
Douglas Vladimir Mejía Girón, identified by the Salvadoran government as a “terrorist” and one of the most dangerous gang members in that country, was arrested this week in Tapachula, Chiapas, where, in addition to hiding, he continued to commit crimes. Known by the aliases “Negro,” “Roro,” or “Burro,” Mejía Girón was wanted on various charges, […]
San Miguel de Allende joins national protest over “invalid” judicial election
San Miguel residents joined the national protest to demand the annulment of the June 1 election, considering it illegitimate and illegal. Cristina Chong, a member of the Fuerza Rosa movement, stated that they are requesting the annulment of the magistrate election, as they point out that at least 23 irregularities were detected that support the […]
City Hall ordered to halt patching work on San Miguel-Doctor Mora Highway
The Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications, and Transportation ordered the San Miguel government to halt patching work on the San Miguel de Allende – Doctor Mora highway. Repair work began a few days ago after receiving no response from the federal agency for more than a year and a half. However, the Guanajuato branch of the […]