Violence plagues Guerrero: eight bodies were dumped in Marquelia, Acapulco and Chilpancingo
This Monday, Guerrero experienced another day of violence. The bodies of eight men were found in different locations in the municipalities of Marquelia, Acapulco, and Chilpancingo. In the community of La Guadalupe, in the municipality of Marquelia, on the Costa Chica, a white Mazda was reported burning at 6:30 a.m. Upon arriving at the scene, […]
Brussels World Wine Competition: San Miguel de Allende will bring together the best wines in the world
The Secretary of Tourism and Identity of Guanajuato, Lupita Robles León, presented the program for the 2026 Guanajuato Wine Harvest Festival in Mexico City and announced that San Miguel de Allende will host the “Gala of Galas” of the Brussels World Wine Competition, an international event that will bring together representatives from more than 55 […]
CNTE teachers release three toll booths in Chiapas for the second day; they support the national strike and sit-in.
Teachers from Section 7 of the National Union of Education Workers (SNTE), part of the National Coordinator of Education Workers (CNTE), “liberated” three toll booths on two toll roads in Chiapas for the second consecutive day. The “liberated” toll booths are located on the highway connecting San Cristóbal de Las Casas with Tuxtla Gutiérrez, while […]
Two Cubans were arrested; one of them got into a fight with an elderly woman and her son over a fence in Quintana Roo.
The State Attorney General’s Office executed an arrest warrant against two Cubans identified as Alexander “N” and Andys Luis “N” for their alleged involvement in assault and threats against an elderly woman and her son in the Villas Morelos subdivision of the municipality of Othón P. Blanco, according to the head of the agency, Raciel […]
Citizens of Quintana Roo Stand Firm in Defense of the Environment
Public pressure to defend ecosystems shows no signs of letting up. So far this year, the Federal Attorney’s Office for Environmental Protection (Profepa) in Quintana Roo has received 150 complaints regarding environmental violations. According to records from open data portals, this figure confirms a historical trend that places the state among the top five in […]
Yucatán Records 28 Cases of Human Myiasis
Yucatán has emerged as the third-ranking state in terms of the number of affected individuals, recording 28 confirmed cases, in addition to one death associated with this disease—that of a woman originally from Mérida. The cases detected within Yucatán’s territory are distributed across 23 municipalities: Buctzotz, Cenotillo, Dzan, Dzoncauich, Izamal, Kanasín, Maní, Maxcanú, Mérida, Motul, […]
Preparations Underway for the 2026 Sexual Diversity March in Yucatán
Everything is set for the 2026 Sexual Diversity March to take place this coming Saturday, June 6, as part of LGBT+ Pride Month in Yucatán. The collectives comprising the Organizing Committee announced that the demonstration will bring together hundreds of people demanding inclusion, respect for human rights, and visibility for the LGBT+ community. Read also: […]
They admit that the suspension of activities in Yucatán was “well-intentioned” but caused uncertainty.
The State government’s call to suspend work this Tuesday—due to the extreme rains that have affected Yucatán in recent days—was well-intentioned, according to Pedro Oxté Conrado, a veteran leader of the Revolutionary Confederation of Workers and Peasants (CROC). However, he acknowledged that the measure also created uncertainty among workers and businesses regarding the advisability of […]
Campeche: Dozens Evacuated Due to Floods
Civil Protection personnel evacuated dozens of residents from the communities of Pich and Bonfil, in the Municipality of Campeche, due to severe flooding that affected their homes and household belongings. The affected residents were relocated to temporary shelters situated in public schools and at the Comisaría Ejidal (Agrarian Community Office), according to Guadalupe Chávez, Director […]