From Oaxaca to Mexico City: LagoAlgo cultural center welcomes Alfonsina, the acclaimed Oaxacan restaurant.
Art, panoramic views, and good food come together at this Mexico City restaurant. LagoAlgo is a space in the middle of Chapultepec Park, next to Lake Mayor, that not only seeks to create cultural exchange, but also culinary exchange. Together with chef Heriberto Gutiérrez, they seek to bring the world’s best chefs to their kitchen. […]
Belizean Justice Lands American Tourist Behind Bars for Weed Smuggling
A 31-year-old California-based sales agent has been sentenced to three months in jail after failing to pay a $1,500 fine imposed by the Belize City Magistrate’s Court. Cameron David Rose was charged with importing 47 grams of cannabis through the Philip Goldson International Airport last Friday. According to reports, Rose arrived in Belize on Alaska […]
Real estate developments on the Oaxaca coast are closed due to damage to mangroves and forest areas.
The Federal Attorney for Environmental Protection (Profepa) has closed the construction of real estate developments on the Oaxaca coast due to damage to the mangrove ecosystem and forest areas. In a statement, it specified that one of the projects affected the mangrove ecosystem at Agua Blanca Beach, and a second project affected forest vegetation at […]
Huatulco beaches and port closed due to possible tropical cyclone formation
The Bahías de Huatulco Municipal Civil Protection Unit reported the closure of several beaches in the tourist destination due to adverse weather conditions. In addition, it was noted that the measure is part of the preventive beach closure protocol due to increased swells, caused by the remnants of a low-pressure zone circulating in the Pacific […]
The first cyclone is about to form in Zihuatanejo, Guerrero.
The first cyclone of this Pacific hurricane season is beginning to form 500 kilometers south of Zihuatanejo, Guerrero, prompting both Civil Protection and state government authorities to prepare to protect the population from the storm. According to a statement, the National Water Commission (CONAGUA) warned that a tropical depression or storm, named Alvin, is expected […]
Julio César Chávez: Warrior’s Heart, Mexican Legend
As a tribute, Titan Channel is developing a series of biographies of the most influential fighters in the history of mixed martial arts, those who marked a before and after since their appearance in the Octagon, as well as those boxers who dominated the ring for years. Some names are important, others surprising, and some […]
Teachers protest at the INE (National Institute of Statistics and Census) facilities in Guerrero, demanding the cancellation of the ISSSTE reform.
Teachers from the Guerrero State Coordinator of Education Workers (CETEG) and the National Coordinator of Education Workers (CNTE) stormed the Electoral Institute and Citizen Participation (IEPC) and the National Electoral Institute (INE) demanding the repeal of the Law of the Institute of Security and Social Services for State Workers (ISSSTE). “If there is no dialogue […]
Health confirms six cases of screwworm in humans in Chiapas and Campeche; four cases presented with head myiasis.
The Ministry of Health reported that six cases of screwworm infection have been confirmed: four women and two men. These cases are located in Chiapas (Mapastepec, Huixtla, Tapachula, and Escuintla) and Campeche (Candelaria). Four of them have been discharged due to improvement, thanks to the medical care and treatment provided. Another person is stable and […]
Chiapas: Pakal Force commander dismissed for corruption
José Carlos Lemus Vidal, commander of the Pakal Immediate Reaction Group of the Chiapas Public Security Secretariat, assigned to the La Concordia area, was removed from his position after Officer Francisco Ramírez Galindo accused him of abuse and corruption. According to the complaint, he received bribes, provided protection to criminals, stole evidence—such as money and […]