Summer represents challenges in occupancy and safety for Mazatlán: hoteliers
Summer represents challenges in terms of occupancy and safety, said José Ramón Manguart Sánchez. He spoke of the expectations of the hotel industry he represents at the Tres Islas Hotel Association to reach 80 percent, a major challenge, not easy to achieve. Therefore, they are creating synergies between the private hotel and restaurant sector, the […]
Seven municipal police officers from Culiacán were arrested for attacking Sinaloa state officials.
Seven members of the Culiacán Municipal Police were arrested for assaulting Sinaloa State Preventive Police (PEP) officers during an altercation that occurred on the night of June 2. In a statement, the Ministry of Public Security (SSP) confirmed the arrest of the municipal officers. It explained that they were detained “for displaying aggressive behavior” toward […]
Which vehicles will be classified as VEMEPE in Mexico City and will be regulated?
It’s becoming more common every day to see people of all ages—children, young people, and seniors—using electric bicycles or scooters as a means of transportation. Whether for fun or convenience, these vehicles have become an economical and efficient option for getting around the city. However, there is a legal loophole, as there is currently no […]
Mexico City government pays more than 1.4 million pesos to Norberto Rivera
The Mexico City government paid more than 1.4 million pesos to Cardinal Emeritus Norberto Rivera after winning an injunction against the payment of taxes and fees for the purchase and sale of two apartments in the Mitikah Tower, which cost more than 10 million pesos each. This Tuesday, Elizabeth Trejo Galán, Twelfth District Judge in […]
Where to ride a bike in Mexico City: The 5 best parks for cycling
There’s a specific feeling that only those who ride a bike in this city understand: that mix of freedom and survival. Where to ride a bike in Mexico City: the 5 best parks for a comfortable ride isn’t just a useful question; it’s an urgent search for oxygen, space, balance, and peace amid poorly timed […]
Rains cause severe flooding in Mexico City today: Car rescue continues at Viaduct
On the morning of Tuesday, June 3, 2025, the effects continue in various parts of Mexico City (CDMX) due to the torrential rains that affected much of the capital last night. Members of the Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSC) are continuing to rescue vehicles trapped by floodwaters at the intersection of the Miguel Alemán Viaduct […]
Everything is ready to begin the celebrations of Saint Anthony of Padua in San Cristóbal.
The feast of Saint Anthony of Padua, popularly known as the “matchmaker saint,” is celebrated every June 13th in different parts of the world. In Mexico, the tradition of standing the saint upside down to propose to a partner, offering him coins, and praying a novena has spread as an act of faith and devotion. […]
Chiapas teachers block Reforma Avenue
Nearly 300 students from the Mactumatzá Rural Teachers’ College in Chiapas are blocking Paseo de la Reforma and Insurgentes Avenues to demand clarification of the murder of one of their classmates. The student group set up a sit-in on the road to demand dialogue with President Claudia Sheinbaum because the Governor, Morena’s Eduardo Ramírez Aguilar, […]
Ambush on state police leaves five dead in Chiapas
Five state police officers, including a woman, were killed in an ambush by a criminal group while traveling in the municipality of Frontera Comalapa, in southern Chiapas, according to official sources. The officers of Unit 23057 were traveling in the Sabinalito Ejido, located less than 10 kilometers from the border with Guatemala, when armed individuals […]