New routes to Oaxaca seek to increase economic impact through Guelaguetza
The Guelaguetza is the largest festival that, year after year, takes place at the end of July and attracts thousands of tourists to the state, especially to the capital of Oaxaca. For the next edition, which will take place on July 21 and 28, Oaxaca’s Secretary of Tourism, Saymi Pineda Velasco, indicated that there are […]
Guerrero welcomes the cruise ships Odyssey and Europa 2
Two cruise ships arrived on the coast of Guerrero today: one in Acapulco with more than 500 people on board, and the second in Zihuatanejo, with nearly 800 crew members. These vessels will be the first to arrive during the month of May 2025. According to information from the state and municipal tourism departments, the […]
The Pan-American Highway returns to Chiapas
After a 10-year absence, the Carrera Panamericana will return to Chiapas for its 75th anniversary celebrations. For the first time in modern times, the race will feature eight days of competition, starting in Tuxtla Gutiérrez on October 9th and concluding in Zacatecas on the 16th of the same month.The announcement was made recently, during the […]
What are the endemic birds of Chiapas for each municipality?
Chiapas, a state rich in biodiversity, is home to approximately 700 bird species, many of which are unique to the region. From the Lacandón jungles to the Sumidero Canyon mountains, the state is a paradise for birdwatchers. Throughout its diverse ecosystems, you can find endemic species that only inhabit certain municipalities, such as the mountain […]
Maya Train Project Criticized as ‘Environmental Horror’ by German TV Station: VIDEO
A recent report by German television station NTV has sparked controversy over the Maya Train project, a flagship initiative of Mexico’s President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. The 4T’s megaproject, designed to promote tourism through the Mexican jungle, has been criticized for its environmental impact. In a scathing report, NTV describes the Maya Train as an […]
Celebrate Mother’s Day in Style: Top Picks for Mexico City This Weekend
Mexico City, May 9-11 – As Mother’s Day approaches, the city comes alive with festivities and events celebrating this special occasion. Residents and visitors alike can enjoy a variety of activities, from free concerts to delicious food festivals. A highlight of the weekend is the free concert by renowned singer Lupita D’Alessio at the Zócalo […]
The Shadow of Narco-Politics: Sinaloa and Sonora Under the Grip of Organized Crime
Ties between the governors of Mexico’s states, Rubén Rocha Moya (Sinaloa) and Alfonso Durazo (Sonora), and some of the country’s most powerful criminal gangs have become increasingly apparent. Rocha Moya has faced criticism for issuing a veiled warning to education sector employees in Sinaloa, urging them not to inform parents about the dangers their children […]
Pérez Falconi’s Unity Bridge Toll Exemption Initiative Under Scrutiny
A proposal by MORENA local representative Jorge Pérez Falconi to exempt motorists from the toll at the Unity Bridge in Isla Aguada has been met with skepticism, with some questioning its validity and potential motives. According to Froilán Palestino Cruz, state delegate of the National Front of Indigenous Peoples and Marginalized Communities, Pérez Falconi’s initiative […]
Shadow of Insecurity Descends on Campeche as Violent Incidents Rise
A wave of violent incidents has swept through various municipalities in the state over the past few days, leaving a trail of death and destruction in its wake. The areas most affected by this surge in insecurity are Campeche, Carmen, Champotón, Escárcega, and Hopelchén. According to official reports, two people have lost their lives due […]