Road closures and color celebrations for the LGBT+ March in Querétaro
In connection with the LGBT+ Pride and Dignity March in Querétaro, a road closure operation will be implemented in the city’s Historic Center next Saturday, June 14th, from 3:30 p.m. to 7:00 p.m. The affected streets will be Zaragoza Avenue, Universidad Avenue, Ezequiel Montes Avenue, and Circunvalación Avenue, at all entrances and exits to the […]
“Come on Sugar”: Rod Stewart returns after 36 years to Querétaro, the place where he tore down the wall for rock in Mexico.
British artist Rod Stewart will return this year to the stage where he made music history in Mexico: the Corregidora Stadium in Querétaro. The singer of songs like “Da Ya Think I’m Sexy?”, “I Don’t Want to Talk About It,” and “Sailing” performed twice 36 years ago at this same venue, where he inaugurated a […]
Despite its gastronomy, Puebla is once again left without Michelin stars.
Although Puebla has 84 typical dishes recognized by the Mexican Government’s Cultural Information System, including chile en nogada and mole poblano, among others, no restaurant in the state earned Michelin stars in the 2025 edition of the Michelin Guide. The selectivity of Michelin’s evaluation process prioritizes the quality of ingredients, culinary technique, harmony of flavors, […]
Three alleged members of the Royal Luxury Group have been arrested; around twenty victims have reported fraud.
Three alleged members of the alleged Royal Luxury Group, an organized network dedicated to fraud through the sale of vehicles in the capital of Puebla, were arrested and brought before a Control Judge. There are records of at least 20 victims and a stolen amount of up to 6 million pesos. After El Sol de […]
Veracruz approves reform in favor of the rights of indigenous and Afro-Mexican peoples
During the Seventh Ordinary Session of the 67th Legislature, the Plenary Session of the Ignacio de la Llave State of Veracruz approved the Draft Decree amending Article 5 of the Political Constitution of the State of Veracruz, an initiative submitted by Governor Rocío Nahle García, to guarantee the constitutional rights of Indigenous and Afro-Mexican peoples […]
Extreme heat affects Veracruz fishermen: species flee to deep waters
The intense heat recorded during the spring is putting seafarers in jeopardy because it affects productivity and their family finances, said Nicolás Rivera Domínguez, president of the Federation of Fishermen, Transporters, and Sailors of Veracruz. He explained that overheating seawater impacts fish, which prefer to seek deeper, cooler waters, as the warm water affects them. […]
The Taco and Michelada Festival will be held on June 15 in Tlaxco.
The Taco and Michelada Festival will be held in Tlaxco next Sunday, June 15th, in celebration of Father’s Day. The event will begin at 9:00 a.m. and will feature a wide range of food and music. During the official presentation, Enrique Morales, Director of Municipal Government, thanked the Mayor, Diana Terrejón, for her support of […]
Mérida Prepares to Celebrate All Things Asian with Matsuri Fest 2025
Get ready for an immersive experience as the city of Mérida welcomes the vibrant culture of Asia through the highly anticipated Matsuri Fest 2025. This exciting event, which takes place this Sunday, June 15, promises to delight anime lovers and food enthusiasts alike. The festival, which will be held at the Mérida Lions Club on […]
Mérida Dominates Tourism in Yucatán, Drawing 8 Out of 10 Visitors
The city of Mérida has solidified its position as a top destination for tourists in Yucatán, attracting a staggering 8 out of 10 visitors arriving in the region through April. According to official figures from the Ministry of Tourism Development (Sefotur), the number of overnight tourists visiting Yucatán increased by 9% during the first four […]