Tabasco: from the promise of a better future to unemployment
During his last visit, President Andrés Manuel López Obrador asserted that Tabasco has left behind decades of backwardness, highlighting its supposed leadership in economic growth and job creation in 2023. However, the reality in 2024 is far from that narrative. According to those who live in the state, unemployment, insecurity, and informal employment have re-emerged […]
EXPO PACK Guadalajara 2025: The gateway to innovation and trends
To explore trends and developments in packaging and processing, EXPO PACK Guadalajara 2025 will be the industry’s meeting point for more than 700 national and international companies from nearly 40 business verticals. Thus, from June 10 to 12, Expo Guadalajara will host the most advanced developments in machinery, materials, and technology for the packaging and […]
Motorcyclists invade the Mexico-Cuernavaca highway. What’s the reason?
Bikers unleashed! Since the early hours of TODAY, Friday, May 16, 2025, a crowd of motorcyclists has occupied the exit to the Mexico-Cuernavaca highway, causing traffic jams in southern Mexico City. The concentration of motorcyclists, known as bikers, has its final destination in the port of Acapulco, Guerrero. The bikers gathered on the side of […]
These are the 5 most violent states in Mexico
The Executive Secretariat of the National Public Security System (SESNSP) released crime figures for March 2025.This report clearly shows which states have recorded the most intentional homicides, both in terms of the number of reports and the number of victims. States with the Most Homicides So Far in 2025 From January to March 2025, these […]
CNTE Blockade Brings Mexico City to a Standstill: Roads Congested as Dissident Teachers Demand Reforms
A three-hour CNTE blockade on various roads in Mexico City has come to an end, but not before causing significant disruptions to traffic and transportation throughout the nation’s capital. For the second consecutive day, members of the National Coordinator of Education Workers (CNTE) have maintained blockades at strategic points across the city, affecting thousands of […]
Mexico’s Fuel Theft Epidemic: The 10 Most Powerful Gangs Behind Huachicol and the Government’s Proposed Solutions
Mexico City – The fuel theft network in Mexico, known as huachicol, continues to grow in size and reach, with far-reaching consequences for the country’s economy, public safety, and security. According to reports from Animal Político, Pemex suffered losses of over 20 billion pesos due to illegal tapping of its pipelines in 2024, while the […]
US Places Mexican Politicians on Visa Restrictions List Amid Allegations of Drug Ties
Washington D.C. – The United States government has begun imposing travel restrictions and sanctions on prominent Mexican politicians linked to alleged drug-related corruption. According to US officials, the move is part of an effort to crack down on narcotics trafficking in Mexico, which has been a major point of contention between the two nations. The […]
Maya Train Director Admits Passenger Operations Are Not Profitable
The director-general of Mexico’s highly anticipated Maya Train project has acknowledged that passenger operations will not be profitable, sparking concerns about the initiative’s financial viability. General Óscar David Lozano Águila revealed that freight operations are essential to reach the estimated break-even point by 2030. According to the official, no railway company globally can generate profits […]
Near-Fatal Accident Averted in Mérida: Woman’s Harrowing Experience with Overhead Cable
A terrifying incident involving a loose cable on a street in Ciudad Caucel, Mérida, has left a motorcyclist shaken and highlighting the need for improved road safety. According to Hada Pérez, a resident of Ciudad Caucel, she was riding her motorcycle down 114th Avenue x 43rd Street when disaster almost struck. Despite the darkness of […]