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Bishop of Cuernavaca denounces the narco-state in Morelos: “The violence has already reached the institutions.”

“Enough of so much violence, so much bloodshed, so much impunity, so much indifference, so much ineffectiveness!” Bishop Ramón Castro Castro cried out during the eleventh March for Peace in Morelos. From the heart of Cuernavaca, he denounced the deep infiltration of organized crime into public life and the normalization of criminal practices that now […]

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21 establishments in Cuernavaca’s historic center join Código Violeta

The Government of the State of Morelos, led by Governor Margarita González Saravia, through the Secretariat for Women and in collaboration with the Secretariat of Tourism and the Secretariat of Economic Development and Tourism of Cuernavaca, consolidated the adherence of 21 establishments in the historic center to the Código Violeta strategy, as part of the […]

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Eight activities to do in Taxco, Guerrero for a dream weekend

The Magical Town of Taxco is one of the most popular in Guerrero and throughout the country, primarily due to its splendid silver-plated past. However, this magical place hides labyrinthine alleys, exquisite cuisine, and dreamy architecture. Definitely the ideal place for a dream weekend. We’ll tell you what you can do in Taxco. What to […]

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Robberies with violence in Guerrero and Zihuatanejo are generating growing concern.

In Guerrero, 17 robberies of pedestrians on public roads and 8 robberies of pedestrians in open spaces have been reported, with the most notable violent robberies, reported the Executive Secretariat of the National Public Security System in its report from January to April 2025. Robbery of pedestrians Public roads: 17 with violence: 15 without violence: […]

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Merchants close boulevard in Acapulco against the Ministerial Police

At least 100 merchants intermittently blocked Vicente Guerrero Boulevard in Acapulco to demand an end to the alleged harassment by the Ministerial Investigative Police. Around 2:00 p.m., protesters closed both directions of the road, the same area being flown over by a Navy helicopter. A convoy of 10 patrol cars temporarily opened the blockade and […]

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Slug, the mollusk that emerges during the rainy season in Chiapas

With the arrival of the rainy season, a silent and slippery visitor once again appears in the yards, gardens, and rural roads of Chiapas: the slug. This small gastropod mollusk, although often overlooked, plays an important role in the local ecosystem. Slugs belong to the gastropod group, like snails, but unlike snails, they lack an […]

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Cruise ship entry to Puerto Chiapas suspended

Due to “bad weather,” the Island Princess cruise ship, which was scheduled to arrive in Puerto Chiapas this Friday, has suspended its arrival, authorities reported. Everything was said to be ready for the reception of one of Princess Cruises’ iconic vessels, but due to safety concerns caused by strong waves and winds, the cruise ship […]

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Commander dismissed in Chiapas for corruption and links to state criminal groups

The governor of Chiapas, Eduardo Ramírez, announced that he has removed José Carlos Lemus Vidal, commander of the Pakal Immediate Reaction Force group, from his position due to allegations of corruption, including possible links to criminal groups in the state, specifically in La Concordia. In a video on social media, he stated that he takes […]

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Runners from Toluca and the capital will participate in a mountain race in Oaxaca.

The Club de Exploraciones de México’s Toluca and Central Sections running team is preparing to participate in the Trail Mixteca Oaxaqueña. Eight competitors will run 12, 22, and even 36 kilometers in the mountains of southwestern Mexico. This Sunday, the Cemac runners will climb Nevado de Toluca before traveling to San Mateo Tlapiltepec, located in […]