Durango lags behind in the Gender Identity Law: Councilor
Regarding the recognition and guarantee of human rights, particularly concerning the Gender Identity Law, they point out that Durango needs to make progress, as it has fallen behind. The Gender Identity Law has already been approved in at least 25 states in the country; however, in Durango, the issue is not progressing at the same […]
Conagua warns of severe storms and flooding; urges extreme precautions
The National Water Commission (Conagua) and the National Meteorological Service (SMN) issued an alert for severe storms, heavy rains, urban flooding, possible landslides, and strong gusts of wind in various regions of the country. Civil Protection authorities urged the public to remain attentive to official announcements and take preventative measures. According to forecasts, the most […]
Schools closed on June 1st due to the CNTE strike; these are the students who are missing classes
The news of the national strike called by the National Coordinator of Education Workers (CNTE) has put parents on alert, wondering if the Ministry of Public Education (SEP) will suspend classes this Monday, June 1st. Although the SEP calendar does not mark June 1st as a non-working day, thousands of students could miss classes in […]
Fake news causes drop in fish sales in Veracruz; contaminated wildlife ruled out
Digital misinformation generated a commercial crisis that was greater than the direct effects of the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico on the fishing sector. Three months after the environmental emergency, fishing and water tourism activities are operating normally, while the remaining hydrocarbons have been reduced to solid sediments along the coast. The drop […]
Mexico City traffic chaos: Blockades on major streets and avenues today, May 31
The streets of Mexico City’s Historic Center are once again in complete chaos due to protesters blocking major thoroughfares this Sunday, May 31. The road closures are primarily affecting streets near the Angel of Independence, the Monument to the Revolution, and the Zócalo. Due to the marches, Metrobús service has been suspended at several stations […]
FGR locates 265-meter drug tunnel between Tijuana and the United States
A tunnel-like excavation, allegedly used for drug trafficking activities, approximately 265 meters long and 6.30 meters deep, was located in Tijuana, Baja California, as a result of intelligence work by agents of the Attorney General’s Office (FGR). The autonomous agency, headed by Ernestina Godoy Ramos, reported that the structure has lighting and ventilation, as well […]
CNTE confirms national strike and mega-march this June 1st in Mexico City, days before the 2026 World Cup
Just days before the start of the 2026 FIFA World Cup, the National Coordinator of Education Workers (CNTE) confirmed that it will hold a march and a national strike on June 1st. This mobilization aims to pressure the federal government to address a series of labor, salary, and social security demands that the dissident teachers’ […]
A counter-monument is installed in honor of journalists who are victims of violence.
A day of action in defense of freedom of expression was held on Paseo de la Reforma Avenue, where a counter-monument was installed at the intersection with Bucareli Street to commemorate murdered and disappeared journalists. During the event, titled “Here Nobody Forgets,” various activities took place, including the participation of active journalists and family members […]
130,000 people attend Claudia Sheinbaum’s report; authorities report no incidents
The Mexico City Government Secretariat reported that 130,000 people attended Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum’s annual report, held at the Monument to the Revolution. In a press release, the city agency stated that the address, titled “Accountability, Two Years After the Victory: Honesty, Results, and Love for the Nation,” concluded without incident. Attendees included members of the […]