Fake state police officer arrested in downtown Guadalajara
A black shirt with the State Police logo, black tactical pants, black boots, and a badge hanging around his neck were the clothing a young man allegedly used to pose as a state police officer to extort and rob. Officers from the Jalisco State Security Secretariat arrested the man in downtown Guadalajara. They also seized […]
Nine people arrested protesting the closure of Parque Rojo in Guadalajara, Jalisco; feminists report that 10 women were “subdued.”
Members of the Lesbobatukada GDL movement reported that they were detained by police while participating with merchants in a protest against the closure of Parque Rojo in Guadalajara, Jalisco. Manuel Romo, secretary general of the Guadalajara City Council, reported that nine people were arrested for administrative offenses and that they are currently “assessing their offense […]
In Vallarta’s downtown and Malecón, people shout slogans against homophobia.
The streets and the Malecón of Puerto Vallarta were taken over Saturday afternoon by the lesbian, gay, transgender, and bisexual community, chanting slogans demanding respect, justice, and equality, commemorating the International Day Against Homophobia, a demonstration that has been held in this city every May 17 for the past 15 years. Leading the event were […]
Acamoto 2025 in Acapulco: This is how the motorcycle festival that left 8 dead was experienced.
The Acamoto 2025 festival, held in Acapulco, Guerrero, has left at least eight people dead and several injured this weekend. It is estimated that around 6,000 motorcyclists have arrived at the port of Acapulco, taking over the main avenues, causing road disruptions along the Miguel Alemán coast. Various videos posted on social media show motorcyclists […]
Million-dollar cocaine shipment stopped at the Tamaulipas border
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) Field Operations officers intercepted a shipment of suspected cocaine valued at more than $618,000 hidden inside a vehicle attempting to cross the Hidalgo International Bridge on the Texas-Tamaulipas border. The drug shipment attempting to enter the United States from Mexico was intercepted on May 14 as part of the […]
Punishment cells reopen at the Sonora Regional Museum
The National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) carried out the second reopening of the so-called punishment cells at the Regional Museum of Sonora, known as the old penitentiary. From early morning, hundreds of Hermosillo residents gathered to wait for the opportunity to see the interior of this historic building. Martha Olivia Solís Zatarain, director […]
State roads in poor condition
Potholes, cracks, and the risk of accidents on some sections of the Navojoa-Huatabampo highway were reported by drivers, who explained that there is evident deterioration in certain areas, making it necessary to rehabilitate them. Those affected, who chose to remain anonymous, noted that no rehabilitation, restoration, or maintenance work has been observed on this highway […]
Protests will take place in Los Cabos over the closure of beaches and coastal roads during Sheinbaum’s visit.
Citizen groups have called for a demonstration this Saturday, May 17, in San José del Cabo, in conjunction with the visit of Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo. The protest is scheduled for 4 p.m. at the Fonatur roundabout, one of the locations where the president is expected to lead public events. According to the call, […]
Guanajuato lifts Mexico to victory over Japan during the Hiroshima Flower Festival
Just as Japanese citizens have adopted Guanajuato as a second home, Guanajuato residents have earned their place in the Asian country at the recent Hiroshima Flower Festival. Guanajuato was the guest of honor, and at a booth that served as a window into our culture, Japanese visitors were able to learn about and acquire a […]