An American tourist dies after falling from a balcony at the Hilton Hotel in Puerto Vallarta.
An afternoon of vacation ended in tragedy for a young foreign tourist, who lost his life after falling from the balcony of a room at the Hilton Hotel, located in the southern hotel zone of Puerto Vallarta. The incident occurred on Sunday afternoon when the young man, barely 20 years old and originally from the […]
Samuel García, Governor of Nuevo León, mentioned that he wants to have the best Fan Fest for the World Cup.
The World Cup will return to Mexico in 2026, co-hosting the tournament with the United States and Canada. That’s why the three Mexican states designated to host matches are Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Monterrey. The latter has big plans for the future, as its governor, Samuel García, wants to attract as much tourism as possible […]
Tamaulipas advances in gender identity reform
Representatives of the Tamaulipas Congress spoke in favor of the Gender Identity Law, and the initiative was referred to the Joint Committees of Justice and Legislative Studies for study and preparation of the corresponding opinion. Tamaulipas becomes the 26th state in the country to approve the reform. Before the session, members of the LGBTTTIQ+ community […]
Heat in the south of Tamaulipas saturates the electrical network and generates chaos
The high temperatures recorded in recent weeks in southern Tamaulipas are beginning to significantly impact the electrical grid, impacting the operation of public institutions such as schools and health centers. With temperatures ranging between 32 and 37 degrees, with temperatures above 43°, energy consumption has skyrocketed due to the need for fans, air conditioners, and […]
Mazatlán Residents Struggle with Prolonged Power Outages Amid Sweltering Heat
A wave of power outages has hit various areas of Mazatlán, leaving residents frustrated and concerned about the impact on their daily lives and health. The disruptions, which have been ongoing for a week, coincide with scorching temperatures that are taking a toll on the community. Social media platforms have been filled with complaints from […]
Mexico Reaches Deal with Cruise Industry to Slash Port Fee
The Mexican government has agreed to significantly reduce the port fee for cruise passengers visiting the country’s ports, following intense negotiations with the Florida-Caribbean Cruise Association. Initially, the government had planned to introduce a $42 fee in 2025, which would have been charged regardless of whether passengers disembarked. However, after talks with the association and […]
4 cartel suspects killed during chase in Mexico days after ambush killed 5 officers in same area
A tense standoff between security forces and suspected members of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel ended in bloodshed on Sunday in southern Mexico’s Chiapas state, just days after an ambush claimed the lives of five police officers in the same area. According to local authorities, four cartel suspects were killed during a pursuit in Frontera […]
Google Faces Potential Record Fine in Mexico as Antitrust Ruling Looms
Mexico’s antitrust watchdog is set to deliver a crucial decision by June 17 on whether Google has abused its dominance in the country’s digital advertising market, a move that could result in an unprecedented fine of up to 8% of the tech giant’s annual revenue. The Federal Economic Competition Commission (Cofece) accuses Google of establishing […]
Tariffs Give Boost to Mexico’s Economy as U.S. Manufacturing Jobs Face Uncertainty
A new report by Bank of America suggests that tariffs imposed by the Trump administration on imported goods will have a net positive effect on Mexico’s economy, rather than bringing manufacturing jobs back to the United States. While some companies may choose to reshore production in certain industries such as electronics and biotechnology, automation is […]