Profepa Acts Against Illicit Real Estate Developments in Cozumel’s Protected Areas
In a bid to safeguard the island of Cozumel’s fragile ecosystems, the Federal Attorney for Environmental Protection (Profepa) has temporarily closed two real estate developments that were operating without the necessary environmental permits. The closures took place on May 20 and 21 after Profepa conducted three inspections in areas considered highly sensitive due to their […]
Mérida City Council Steps Up Preparations for Rainy Season with Intensive Cleaning and Dredging Efforts
As the rainy season approaches, the Mérida City Council is ramping up its preventive measures to mitigate flooding and property damage in the city’s southern districts. Mayor Cecilia Patrón Laviada has announced that the council is intensifying cleaning, dredging, and construction of water infrastructure in neighborhoods and police stations. “We are working tirelessly across all […]
The Vanishing Heart of Mérida: A City Held Hostage by Greed
Mérida, once a vibrant and inclusive city, has undergone a transformation that threatens to erase the very soul of its inhabitants. The city’s traditional neighborhoods are being pushed out by rising property values, driven by foreign investment and tourism projects. For decades, Mérida was a place where working-class families could afford a decent home without […]
Brazen Robbery in Broad Daylight: Surveillance Footage Sparks Concerns in Mérida
A shocking video has been making the rounds on social media, capturing a brazen robbery that allegedly took place on the streets of Mérida, the Yucatecan capital. The footage shows a woman being approached by a man who snatches her purse and flees the scene. According to eyewitnesses, the victim was walking in the Melitón […]
Celebrating International Bicycle Day: All You Need to Know About Ciclotón CDMX 2025
As I prepare for the upcoming celebration of International Bicycle Day, I’m excited to share with you all the details about the Ciclotón CDMX 2025 event, a family-friendly ride through the streets of Mexico City. On Sunday, May 25th, I’ll be joining thousands of cyclists as we embark on a 62.5-kilometer circuit that will take […]
International Chile en Nogada Festival 2025 in Puebla: dates and times
Chile en nogada is one of the most iconic dishes of Mexican cuisine, with special significance in the state of Puebla, where it originated in the 19th century. This dish represents a fusion of local ingredients with national history. According to tradition, it was created by the Augustinian nuns of the Santa Mónica convent to […]
Guadalajara celebrates its Naked Day in the iconic Morelos Park
Amid fears, taboos, morbid curiosity, and even visual harassment, especially toward women, for the fourth consecutive year, Guadalajara celebrates its “Naked Day,” seeking to promote the normalization of seeing the body au naturel on the streets of a city considered conservative. Morelos Park was the venue for this gathering of nudists seeking to promote and […]
PLACES where scooters will not be allowed in Guadalajara, according to the new law
One solution to many mobility problems was the emergence of electric scooters, but now they are prevalent, and this represents a new challenge, especially for authorities. Therefore, new legislation is being sought in Guadalajara to regulate these types of vehicles. Faced with the increase in the use of electric scooters in the city, Movimiento Ciudadano […]
Bio-fences collect up to a ton of trash per month in Mazatlán.
The bio-fences installed at three points to prevent trash from reaching the ocean collect up to a ton of garbage per month, with plastic being the main waste collected, said Sofia Trejo Lemus, director of MazConCiencia. She specified that this civil association has installed three bio-fences: in the Golden Zone, Estero del Yugo, and the […]