Cancún’s Air Hub Could Unlock South American Export Markets
A proposal has been put forward to utilize Cancún International Airport’s extensive air connectivity to export products to Central and South America. The suggestion comes at a time when international tariffs remain uncertain, leaving the destination in need of diversification. According to Sergio León, president of the Businessmen for Quintana Roo Association and member of […]
Three Brave Women from Zacatecas Conquer Cancún-Isla Mujeres International Crossing
In a remarkable display of strength, determination, and pride, three women from Zacatecas made their mark on one of Mexico’s most grueling open water events: the 2025 Cancún-Isla Mujeres International Crossing. The competition, which drew over 1,600 swimmers from around the world, pushed even the most seasoned athletes to their limits. Jazmín Castorena, a member […]
Girl dies of measles in Cajeme; how many cases are there in Sonora?
A girl died of measles in the municipality of Cajeme, the Sonora state government reported, and also shared details of the cases reported in the state. It is worth noting that state authorities detailed that all reported infections are imported from other states, meaning none originated in Sonora. According to the Ministry of Public Health […]
Cancún Child Labor Scandal Uncovered, 16 Minors Rescued
In a shocking revelation, authorities in Cancún have rescued 22 children from Chiapas who were being exploited as child laborers. The minors, ranging in age from one month to 14 years old, were allegedly forced to sell pozol on the streets for up to 12 hours a day. According to reports, officers from the State […]
Governor of Sonora inaugurates first public “electric charging station”; launches three electric buses
Governor Alfonso Durazo Montaño inaugurated the first public electric charging station in Sonora and launched three electric buses. The state governor stated that this new mobility model, in which 19.4 million pesos were invested, seeks to decarbonize the economy and leverage clean energy to position the state as a leader in sustainable development. This station […]
Restaurants reject the Prohibition Law in Durango: ‘It doesn’t reduce consumption and encourages informality.’
The president of the National Chamber of the Restaurant and Seasoned Food Industry (Canirac) Durango, Adriana Porras Zubiría, explained that this measure implies losses for the sector and even causes restaurant closures. “On this occasion, we still do not have official approval from the gazette. Canirac’s request is that restaurants continue to be allowed to […]
‘Souls’ Exhibition in Mérida Celebrates Trans Community, Promotes Visibility and Inclusion
A poignant visual tribute to the experiences, struggles, and emotions of trans people has opened its doors in Mérida, Yucatán, as part of the “Souls” painting exhibition. The event, held at the Peninsular Center for Humanities and Social Sciences (CEPHCIS) of Mexico’s National Autonomous University (UNAM), serves as a powerful tool for visibility, memory, and […]
Coahuila and Durango will be part of the Economic Development Poles
With the goal of facilitating the relocation of foreign companies and achieving greater local productive integration, Coahuila and Durango will be part of the federal government’s strategy for 41 development centers with tax incentives. To attract investment, substitute imports, and strengthen domestic industry with tax incentives and infrastructure, the federal government will launch the decree […]
Las Americas Residents Fume Over Prolonged Electricity Outages
Residents of Mérida’s Las Américas neighborhood are growing increasingly frustrated with the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) over persistent power outages that have plagued their community for months. The blackouts, which occur daily and can last anywhere from a few hours to 14 hours, have left residents without access to necessities like electricity, clean drinking water, […]