iPhones will have FREE satellite signal throughout Mexico… this is how it works
Have you lost signal in an emergency? Well, Apple announced that people with an iPhone 14 or later in Mexico will be able to access the satellite signal and send text messages, as well as share their location. How does it work? We’ll tell you. The first thing you should know is that this will […]
Saharan Dust Storms Set to Hit Mexico’s Yucatán Peninsula
A massive cloud of Saharan dust is expected to sweep across the Yucatán Peninsula starting this Wednesday, bringing with it a range of health concerns for residents and visitors alike. Experts warn that people should take precautions to minimize their exposure to the particles. The Sahara Desert is known for producing vast amounts of dust, […]
Mexico-Nuevo Laredo Train: How will it connect to Mexico City?
The distances between the capital and other states are being reduced due to new modes of transportation emerging every day, such as the FLiX bus, which arrives in Mexico City and is a long-distance service that can be used through an app. It is known that it will be economical and safe. What are the […]
What is a pambazo? A staple Mexican dish
Pambazo is undoubtedly one of the most famous traditional Mexican dishes. This sandwich made with bazo bread, smothered in sauce, and with a myriad of fillings, is a staple at many events. Present at civic celebrations, baptisms, religious commemorations, fairs, and much more, this dish is more than just a snack. It’s also present in […]
TAMAULIPAS GROWS AND STRENGTHENS IN NATIONAL INVESTMENT: AMÉRICO
The Governor extends a warm welcome to business leaders from the Chedraui Group, who will invest nearly 3.5 billion pesos for 13 new commercial stores in the state.As further proof that “his administration has a humanistic will,” but above all, a healthy and worthy desire to “instrument the best causes of social, commercial, and business […]
Campeche’s Forgotten Mansions: A Quest for Owners and Restoration
In Campeche’s historic neighborhoods, crumbling facades bear witness to a bygone era of grandeur. However, beneath their worn exteriors lies a pressing concern: the identities of these mansions’ owners remain shrouded in mystery. To address this issue, the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) and the State Civil Protection Secretariat (Seprocicam) have launched a […]
Vicious Shootout Rocks Isla Mujeres: Authorities Scramble for Answers
A wave of gunfire swept through various neighborhoods on the tranquil island of Isla Mujeres, Quintana Roo, leaving residents reeling and authorities scrambling to contain the situation. According to eyewitnesses, police mobilized in force after receiving numerous emergency calls to the 911 hotline. While officials have yet to confirm the outcome of a violent confrontation […]
San Miguel de Allende takes a historic step: the Gender Diversity Unit is created.
In a City Council session that marked a milestone in the history of the municipality, the creation of the Municipal Unit for Gender Diversity was unanimously approved. This measure responds to a request from the Guanajuato State Congress and places the municipality among the few—13 out of 46—that already have an agency dedicated to the […]
Coahuila and the north of the country are protected from the screwworm
While Coahuila and the rest of the northern part of the country remain free of the screwworm, the Federal Government is in talks with the United States to resume exports, said Alfredo Padilla Esparza. The delegate of the Ministry of Agriculture in Coahuila commented that progress is being made in the strategy to contain the […]