Slaves in the Sierra Tarahumara: Surviving the Narco’s Forced Labor Camps
This investigative report, produced by Quinto Elemento Lab and A dónde van los desaparecidos, exposes a modern-day forced labor network operated by drug cartels deep within the Sierra Tarahumara of Chihuahua, Mexico. Below is the translated and structured English version of the document, compiled by journalists Marcela Turati, Thelma Gómez Durán, and Eliezer Budasoff, with […]
U.S. Citizen Reports Attempted Kidnapping and Extortion in the Ribera de Chapala
I am a U.S. citizen with permanent Mexican resident status. I am writing to formally report a series of events involving my attempted abduction and extortion that occurred last July in the municipalities of Jocotepec, Chapala, and Ixtlahuacán.Following a high-speed chase initiated by prejudice intrusive neighbors in the Raquet Club and Ajijic Village, I sought […]
Maru Campos faces a tough political battle as doubts grow regarding the proceedings against her.
It was a night that seemed ordinary in the vastness of Mexico’s northern border, but a political storm of historic proportions was brewing in the air. Shrouded by the mantle of darkness, an aircraft belonging to the Attorney General’s Office (FGR) landed in Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua. It was not a routine flight. It carried no […]
LABOR GENOCIDE IN TULUM: AMLO decreed it, Sheinbaum executes it, SEDENA collects the payment.
Military personnel displaced local street sweepers to collect $515 fees at the Archaeological Zone. A “ghost” Maya Train and an Airport with no financial accountability—indeed, in a previous article published by this outlet, the story garnered 911,581 views in just eleven hours from Mexican followers demanding: “How much longer?”THE PEOPLE RESPONSIBLE FOR TULUM’S COLLAPSE HAVE […]
TULUM FADES: The crown jewel has lost its luster—it is now cheap costume jewelry.
In an unprecedented turn of events in the history of Tulum—once hailed as the “crown jewel”—the jewel has become a crown of thorns. According to local business owners—and unequivocally so—this formerly world-class destination is now in its death throes. This is not a matter of mere perception; it is a clinical autopsy of a tourism […]
19 Sea Lions Entangled in Fishing Nets Released in Baja California; Profepa Located 9 Females and 10 Males
The Federal Attorney’s Office for Environmental Protection (Profepa) announced the release of 19 California sea lions following a special disentanglement operation conducted at various rookeries located within the Gulf of California Islands Flora and Fauna Protection Area in Baja California. Entanglement occurs when individual animals become trapped in fishing nets. As they grow, the netting […]
The 9 Most Beautiful Beaches in Puerto Vallarta for Your Next Vacation
The Jalisco coastline holds some of the most spectacular scenery in the Mexican Pacific, blending emerald jungle right into the turquoise ocean. If you are planning a trip to Puerto Vallarta, exploring its unique beaches is a must. From hidden coves accessible only by boat to vibrant, centrally located stretches of sand, here is your […]
Volaris Launches 10 New Flight Routes from Guadalajara and Vallarta
With the aim of expanding Jalisco’s connectivity options to strategic destinations within Mexico and the United States—thereby boosting the arrival of new visitors and generating greater opportunities for economic and tourism development—the Government of Jalisco announced 10 new routes launched by Volaris. Through the Secretariat of Tourism, and in coordination with the airline, authorities were […]
MiBici Surpasses 37 Million Trips and Strengthens Sustainable Mobility in Jalisco
In observance of World Bicycle Day, the Government of Jalisco highlighted advancements in active and sustainable mobility through the MiBici system, which currently records an average of 13,000 daily trips and over 380,000 monthly rides within the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area.The program features 370 stations, more than 4,000 bicycles, and approximately 16,000 active users.Since its launch, […]