Power Outages Spark Protests in Yucatán and Campeche as Residents Demand Better Service from CFE
Residents in the states of Yucatán and Campeche have taken to the streets to protest frequent power outages caused by the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE). The blackouts, which have become increasingly common due to high temperatures reaching up to 43 degrees Celsius in the region, are causing widespread disruptions. In Mérida, residents of the Zazil-Há […]
Tulum Steps Up Mosquito Control Efforts Amid Rainy Season Threats
The Tulum municipal government has launched a comprehensive campaign to combat the Aedes aegypti mosquito, which transmits diseases such as Dengue, Zika, and Chikungunya. With the onset of the rainy season, officials are working tirelessly to prevent outbreaks and ensure healthy environments for residents. Under the supervision of Mayor Diego Castañón, the Municipal Health Directorate […]
WITH A NEW APPROACH, THE ARCHAEOLOGY ROOM OF THE REGIONAL MUSEUM OF CHIAPAS REOPENS
After being closed for almost six years, the Archaeology Gallery of the Regional Museum of Chiapas, in Tuxtla Gutiérrez, reopened to the public with a new exhibition featuring 643 archaeological pieces, 123 of which are being displayed for the first time. The reopening, which took place during International Museum Day, is the result of several […]
“I paid and they robbed me of everything”: the plight of the victims of the Chiapas Real Estate Cartel
Erick “N,” the alleged leader of the so-called Chiapas “Real Estate Cartel,” was arrested this Tuesday and presented in Mexico City. After his capture, a group of defrauded individuals warned that he and others involved will have to answer for all the damage caused. After years of relentless pursuit of justice, Heyné González, one of […]
Tulum’s Beach Access Debate: Foreigners Demand Equal Rights, But at What Cost?
A growing number of foreigners living in Tulum have taken to the streets, protesting what they perceive as unfair exclusion from free access to the beaches of Jaguar Park. The federal nature reserve has been a point of contention, with local residents allowed to enter for free by showing their National Institute of Statistics (INE) […]
Guerrero Government trains avocado producers
With a commitment to strengthening the productive capacities of Guerrero’s countryside, the Secretariat of Agriculture, Livestock, Fisheries, and Rural Development held a personalized training session on Good Agricultural Practices in the community of Carrizal de Bravo, with an emphasis on the proper management of foliar applications in avocado cultivation. According to a bulletin, the head […]
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 […]
Playa del Carmen’s Urban Image to Get a Facelift as Companies Commit to Infrastructure Improvements
The municipal government of Playa del Carmen has called on public and private companies to join forces in improving the city’s urban infrastructure. In an effort to strengthen the city’s identity and protect the environment, a working meeting was held with service providers and social enterprises to discuss restructuring, replacement, repair, and maintenance actions for […]
Who is “El Orejón,” the leader of the New Michoacan Family who was captured in Guerrero?
During a joint operation carried out by members of the National Guard and the Mexican Army in the municipality of Teloloapan, Guerrero, Miguel Ángel Reyna Román, alias “El Orejón,” was captured. He was identified as the second-in-command of the New Michoacan Family (LNFM) operations in the state. The arrest by Mexican authorities took place on […]