Rain and hail cause damage in the Cuernavaca metropolitan area.
This Monday afternoon, around 6:15 p.m., the Cuernavaca metropolitan area, along with the municipalities of Jiutepec and Temixco, faced a day of intense rain and hail, causing damage such as fallen trees, flooding, and accidents.According to the meteorological website Infometeoro, it was a severe storm with winds of 70 km/h, abundant hail, and rain. The […]
Dunkin’ arrives in Monterrey; expansion plan announced in Northern Mexico
After unveiling its first location in Monterrey, Dunkin’, one of the world’s most recognized coffee and donut brands, opened its first location in Mexico City. It announced it will open 10 to 12 locations in northern Mexico, starting in Nuevo León (NL), with a renewed value proposition, said Juan Quesada, director of operations for Grupo […]
Balam Beh EcoFair brings together more than 300 participants in Campeche
In its first edition, the Balam Beh EcoFair brought together more than 300 Campeche residents this Saturday, June 7, at the 20 de Noviembre Sports Center in commemoration of World Environment Day. In the context of World Environment Day, the Balam Beh EcoFair held its first edition this Saturday, June 7, at the 20 de […]
March in Tabasco against the creation of the National Olmec Museum
For the second consecutive day, citizens and activists held a march against the construction of the National Olmec Museum, arguing that it will destroy La Venta Museum Park, where vestiges of that culture are currently housed. Last Monday, the director of the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), Diego Prieto Hernández, met with Governor […]
The meteorite that discovered Mayan remains in Yucatán
Deep within the Ucanha archaeological site in the state of Yucatán, Mexico, lies a treasure trove of secrets from the rich history of the Mayan civilization. This hidden gem has been shrouded in mystery, with some believing it to be a meteorite that fell from the sky, while others have long suspected its true nature. […]
US Citizen Caught in Guanajuato, Wanted for Fraud in Florida
A US citizen with an outstanding arrest warrant for fraud in Florida has been arrested in the state of Guanajuato, Mexico. The individual was taken into custody by authorities in the community of Quiriceo de Valle de Santiago as a result of a joint operation between the State Secretariat of Security and Peace and the […]
Archaeologists Discover Intact Ritual Deposit in Tlayócoc Cave, Mexico
Deep within the Sierra Madre Oriental mountain range, an unexpected discovery has shed new light on a previously unknown Mesoamerican culture: the Tlacotepehua people. Researchers from the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) have uncovered a possible intact ritual deposit in Tlayócoc Cave, dating back around 500 years. The discovery is set to revolutionize […]
Mexico’s Remittance Drought Worsens: A Blow to Families and Economy
A sharp decline in remittances from U.S. workers to Mexico has sent shockwaves through the country, with experts warning that a proposed tax on these vital funds could have catastrophic consequences. According to data released by the Bank of Mexico (Banxico), families in Mexico received $4.76 billion in wire transfers, checks, money orders, and cash […]
Sargassum Returns to Haunt Mexican Caribbean Tourist Season
The start of the summer tourist season in Mexico’s Caribbean coast has been marred by a massive influx of sargassum, a type of macroalgae that is causing disruptions and affecting visitor numbers. According to officials, more than 20,000 tons of sargassum have been collected so far this season, with an expected increase of over 40% […]