The Senate exhibits 56 photographs showcasing the natural and cultural diversity of Tamaulipas
Senator Olga Patricia Sosa Ruiz inaugurated the photographic exhibition “Tamaulipas: Pride Carried in the Heart. A Look at the Cultural and Natural Wealth of Northwest Mexico,” which, through 56 pieces, showcases the diversity of flora, fauna, and the most emblematic landscapes of this state. It is an honor, the senator said, that images of Tamaulipas […]
Federal security forces arrive in Reynosa, Tamaulipas
Elements of the Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection, as well as the Specialized Prosecutor’s Office for Organized Crime, arrived in Reynosa, Tamaulipas, as part of the operations implemented by the Federal Government to guarantee security along the Tamaulipas border. The convoy, made up of 20 vehicles, proceeded along Hidalgo Boulevard, one of the city’s […]
Remnants of an asphalt leak put sea turtle nesting at risk in Veracruz
On the coast of southern Veracruz state, the presence of tar continues to be recorded, endangering the turtles that come to nest this season, stated Alfonso Monroy Zamites, General Director of the Caretta Mx Foundation. He noted that although the arrival of tar on Veracruz beaches began in early March, almost three months later the […]
Two new political parties emerge in Veracruz
The General Council of the Veracruz State Electoral Institute (OPLE Veracruz) approved the registration of two organizations as local political parties, effective July 1, 2026. These are “Bienestar y Justicia Social, A.C.” (Welfare and Social Justice, A.C.) and “Asociación Veracruzana Antipopulismo, A.C.” (Veracruz Anti-Populism Association, A.C.), the latter linked to Héctor Yunes Landa, former PRI […]
Baja California’s newest hotspot is about to open and you can book now
Just 18 Casitas. That number is no accident: Aman doesn’t create masses, it creates intimacy. Each one measures 82 square meters and was built by artisans who applied the white concrete by hand, layer by layer. The result is a space where stone, wood, and plaster do all the visual work, and where the terrace, […]
CJNG and Sinaloa Cartel clash in Baja California; a new war for control of the state begins
Baja California has once again become the epicenter of the criminal dispute between the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) and the Sinaloa Cartel, after state authorities identified a rift in the alliance between CJNG operatives and the Los Chapitos faction in various municipalities across the state. This situation is unfolding in a state that, according […]
BC prosecutor’s office reunites US mother with two children abducted in Utah
Two American children who were the subject of an international Amber Alert were returned to their mother in the port of San Felipe by the Baja California Attorney General’s Office. The children, ages 10 and 1, were abducted in Utah, USA, by their father, Richman Dane Stephen, who crossed into Mexico through Tijuana and sought […]
Sierra La Laguna is one of the best preserved ecosystems in Baja California Sur
The conservation of the Sierra La Laguna continues to be one of the most relevant cases of environmental resilience in Baja California Sur. Despite having faced historic forest fires and multiple natural pressures, specialists maintain that the ecosystem remains in favorable conditions of conservation and balance. According to Jesús Eleazar Quiñones Gómez, a Master of […]
Los Cabos will have the first immersive museum in Baja California Sur dedicated to the Sea of Cortez
Los Cabos will become home to Baja California Sur’s first immersive museum, a project focused on the natural wealth of the Sea of Cortez, considered one of the most important marine ecosystems on the planet. The Discovery Center Immersive Museum is scheduled to open on June 9. The facility will offer a technological experience designed […]