Culture never stops: the sixth edition of Museum Night 2025 arrives with art, music, and fun.
The Mexico City Secretariat of Culture invites citizens to experience a unique evening next Wednesday, May 28th, with various artistic, cultural, and educational activities at approximately 80 museums throughout the city. ● This time, the Colegio Nacional (National College) will join the event with guided tours and talks; also joining the Museum of Memory and […]
The Durango restaurant that is about to turn 50 and offers a breakfast buffet
One thing that characterizes Durango is its attachment to places steeped in tradition, as well as family memories and customs. This Durango restaurant is one of those where you feel like you’re coming home to eat, and even though you may not know the other diners, there’s a kind of unspoken sense of familiarity. Which […]
Durango has the largest Eye of God in the world
The museum’s director, Alfonso Villarreal, explained that this monumental piece was collaboratively crafted over two months, under the guidance of a Wixárika artisan. “This Eye of God was made by the people who came to visit us; even the workers here put their effort into making it happen,” he explained. But it wasn’t just Durango […]
There are women in Durango
Vote for whoever has a gender agenda, but vote and honor the 100th anniversary of the birth of Rosario Castellanos, a pioneer of Mexican feminism. Rosario Castellanos was born on May 25, 1925, in Mexico City. Although it is said that she was from Chiapas, because she spent much of her life in Comitán, Chiapas, […]
Version: David Monreal, governor of Zacatecas, has had his visa revoked.
However, this Tuesday, during an event in the municipality of Jerez where he delivered ambulances, Monreal was questioned by reporters about the issue. The governor responded clearly and quickly: “It’s falser than a three-peso coin,” and gave no further details. It had also been reported that the governor of Tamaulipas, Américo Villarreal, was in the […]
The Treasury Department warns that the proposed U.S. remittance tax would affect states such as Chiapas and Zacatecas.
Treasury Secretary Edgar Amador Zamora warned that the new 3.5% tax on remittances being discussed in the United States Congress could have “significant” effects on some Mexican states, such as Chiapas, Guerrero, Zacatecas, and Michoacán. During his participation in the 2025 National Meeting of Regional Councilors (RNCR) of BBVA México, Amador explained that, while the […]
David Monreal’s government announces the definitive cancellation of the second floor in Zacatecas.
The Secretary General of the Zacatecas government, Rodrigo Reyes Mugüerza, announced the definitive cancellation of the construction of the elevated viaduct, or second floor, in the capital, a flagship project of the administration of Morena governor David Monreal Ávila. Announcing the decision at a press conference, he leveled accusations of “corrupt” and “sellouts” at the […]
A man who installed cameras for a criminal group was arrested in San Luis Potosí.
A man was arrested in the Huasteca region of the state of San Luis Potosí while installing video surveillance cameras without authorization in various locations within the municipality. According to the State Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection, the devices installed by the individual were used by a criminal group operating in the area. The […]
Despite the rains, the water level in the main dams of Potosí continues to drop.
Of the six dams monitored by the National Water Information System of the National Water Commission (Conagua), only one has reported an increase in level despite recent rainfall in the metropolitan area of San Luis Potosí. This is the Cañada del Lobo dam, which went from a level of 38.8% at the April 23 cutoff […]