The closure of dolphinariums in Quintana Roo would mean the loss of more than 1,800 jobs and require the creation of special infrastructure.
The impending disappearance of dolphinariums in Mexico, and therefore in Quintana Roo, following the approval of a reform initiative to Article 60 Bis of the General Wildlife Law, approved by the Senate in the first instance, which prohibits the captivity of marine mammals such as dolphins, would mean the loss of 1,800 direct jobs in […]
Quintana Roo Attorney General’s Office arrests alleged creator of child pornography with 1,839 victims, following US alert
The Quintana Roo Attorney General’s Office, in coordination with the Aguascalientes Attorney General’s Office, the National Guard, and U.S. law enforcement agencies, arrested Abel “N,” allegedly responsible for possessing, generating, and distributing child pornography. The arrest occurred in the state of Aguascalientes, where the individual was hiding after being identified as the prime suspect in […]
A new raid on the Ciarena indigenous women’s organization in Oaxaca has been reported.
Let’s be misinformed. Members of the All Rights for All Network (TDT) demanded protection guarantees after a new raid on the organization’s offices located in San Juan Cotzocón, Oaxaca. Ciarena is an organization of Zapotec, Chinantec, Mixe, Mixtec, Chatino, and Afro-Mexican women dedicated to “Promoting gender equality, respect for human rights and women’s rights, as […]
Second UABJO Gastronomic Tianguis Conquers Palates and Minds in Oaxaca
That cloudy Thursday afternoon on the esplanade of the rector’s office of the Benito Juárez Autonomous University of Oaxaca was the setting for a gathering that not only spoke of food, but also screamed with flavor, color, and meaning.More than 300 attendees gathered in front of the José Vasconcelos building, eager to discover how gastronomy […]
The jaguar’s return to Nayarit: The rains call them home
The La Papalota ecological farm, located in Santiago Ixcuintla, Nayarit, recently shared a scene worthy of a nature documentary: an imposing jaguar walking through puddles and vegetation, while dragonflies flutter and cicadas announce the rain. Everything was captured by a camera trap, which captured the exact moment this big cat returned to one of its […]
Artisans complain about lack of promotion and low sales
Artisans from the Wikirri corridor, located next to the municipal precinct and outside the Juan Escutia municipal market in the heart of the historic center, are asking the city council for support with a promotional campaign because they are struggling. According to the social comptroller, Felipa Carrillo, their sales have plummeted in the last two […]
War between the Santa Rosa de Lima cartel and the CJNG could be the cause of the massacre in Irapuato, according to De Mauleón.
The violence in Guanajuato is relentless. In his column “En Tercer Persona,” published this Thursday with the title “Blood continues to flow on the sidewalks,” journalist Héctor de Mauleón describes with brutal clarity the massacre that occurred on the night of Tuesday, June 24, during a patron saint festival in Irapuato, where 12 people were […]
They propose taxing vacant homes and capping Airbnb in Jalisco.
As part of the proposals to curb real estate speculation and gentrification in Jalisco, Representative Mariana Casillas Guerrero (Futuro Party) has introduced two reform initiatives to tax vacant homes and limit the use of properties on platforms like Airbnb. According to the legislator, the region’s governments have boosted real estate investment, with a direct impact […]
Puerto Vallarta’s tourism future is debated
Puerto Vallarta hosted the second Jalisco 2030 Tourism Consultation Forum, where more than 150 industry representatives agreed that the continued existence of established destinations like this one depends on their ability to innovate, integrate the community, and connect with new audiences.The meeting, organized by the state Tourism Secretariat, brought together national and international specialists who […]