The 40-hour workweek has already been confirmed by Claudia Sheinbaum, and these would be the workers who WILL benefit from the gradual change to the Federal Labor Law.
The Mexican government began the transition to reduce the working week to 40 hours, a measure that will be implemented gradually until 2030. The announcement of the change to the Federal Labor Law was made official on May 1, 2025, International Labor Day, by the Secretary of Labor and Social Welfare, Marath Bolaños, who stated […]
The Dark Side of Cancún’s Tourist Paradise: A Look into the Reign of “Doña Lety” and Her Crime Cartel
A notorious figure has returned to Cancún, Mexico, with a vengeance. Leticia Rodríguez Lara, known as “Doña Lety” or “La 40,” has been linked to human trafficking at the city’s airport, along with other illicit businesses such as extortion, drug dealing, and even homicides. Her reign of terror has left business owners shaken, from hoteliers […]
Foodie Tourism Booms in Downtown Cancun with 30% Growth
A culinary revolution is underway in downtown Cancun, with foodie tourism experiencing a significant surge of up to 30%. This growth is attributed to innovative programs that have brought together over 10 local restaurants, creating a gastronomic haven for tourists. According to Luis Garcia Jurado, director of Food Travel, the company behind this initiative, these […]
Unveiling the Charming Town of Atlixco
Nestled in the shadow of the majestic Popocatépetl volcano, lies a treasure that has remained under the radar for tourists – the captivating town of Atlixco. This “City of Flowers” boasts a stunning reputation, thanks to its ideal microclimate that makes it an ideal haven for cultivating vibrant blooms year-round. The result is a picturesque […]
Feral Dog Pack Leaves Deer Dead in Conkal
A disturbing incident has shaken the Emana residential community in Conkal after a pack of at least 10 feral dogs brutally attacked and killed a pregnant deer on private property. According to eyewitnesses, construction workers stumbled upon the violent scene and promptly alerted the Municipal Police. Upon arrival, officers found the canine group still surrounding […]
Textile artisans from Chiapas participate in a parallel event to the 24th UN Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues
To promote the empowerment and dignity of Indigenous peoples and within the framework of the 24th session of the United Nations Permanent Forum on Indigenous Issues, Mexico organized the side event “Indigenous Women Transforming Communities” at the Ford Foundation Social Justice Center in New York City, United States. This initiative is part of the “Year […]
After years of violence, this border region of Chiapas is beginning to regain peace, but displaced people refuse to return.
The residents of the Cristóbal Colón ejido feel they can finally have a break, although some don’t believe in the stability of the pacification the government boasts. “If it’s true, as the government says, that all the armed people have left? Hmm, I don’t know. I don’t know what the situation will be like later,” […]
Who will be required to carry the newly designed license plates in Sonora?
The Undersecretary of Revenue for the Sonora Treasury Department, Jorge De la Rosa Flores, indicated that taxpayers will not have to change their license plates due to the new design, introduced recently. Last Wednesday, De la Rosa presented the new license plate design, raising questions about who will be required to use the new plates […]
Young man dies in Sonora after being bitten by a brown recluse spider.
María Fernanda Vázquez, 30, died in Guaymas, Sonora, after allegedly being bitten by a recluse spider. Although she received medical attention, her life could not be saved. According to local media, the incident occurred while the young woman was in her backyard. Presenting severe symptoms, she immediately went to a private clinic, but due to […]