Child martyrs of Tlaxcala: the Mexican saints canonized by Pope Francis
On October 15, 2017, St. Peter’s Square in the Vatican was the scene of a historic event for the Catholic community in Mexico and around the world. In a ceremony presided over by Pope Francis, the canonization of Christopher, Anthony, and John, known as the “Boy Martyrs of Tlaxcala,” took place. These three young men, […]
INAH and the Government of Tlaxcala celebrate 39 years of the Tlaxcala Monument Zone
Cultural authorities commemorated the 39th anniversary of the Tlaxcala Historic Monument Zone and the 45th anniversary of the INAH Center in the state during a ceremony at the Xicohténcatl Theater. The Tlaxcala capital is home to 124 historic buildings spread across 33 blocks, protected by presidential decree since 1986. “Tlaxcala is a great celebration of […]
Influenza deaths in Puebla: 95% were unvaccinated
The Puebla State Government, through the Ministry of Health, reported that 95 percent of the influenza deaths recorded in the state occurred in people who had not received the influenza vaccine. The state agency indicated that 67 percent of the fatal cases had comorbidities such as diabetes, obesity, and hypertension, factors that significantly increase the […]
The Puebla Fair opens its doors to the world and expects 1.8 million visitors.
With an international artistic lineup and a wide gastronomic offering, the Puebla 2025 Fair, one of the largest in Mexico, opens its doors to the world starting this Thursday and continuing through May 11, a period during which it expects to receive 1.8 million visitors. According to data from the Puebla Tourism Development Secretariat, the […]
Puebla Fair kicks off with Magical and Native Towns
For the Love of Puebla, Governor Alejandro Armenta performed the opening ceremony, officially launching the Puebla 2025 Fair. The Ministry of Tourism Development, headed by Yadira Lira, has a pavilion dedicated to welcoming visitors. The space, located inside the Exhibition Center in Puebla’s capital, includes various Magical Towns stands, each offering attendees the rich tourism […]
The disappearance of three Guatemalans in Chiapas is being investigated.
Authorities in Chiapas and Guatemala are conducting a joint investigation to locate three Guatemalans who disappeared while traveling to Tuxtla Gutiérrez, security sources reported. Porfirio Adalberto Dávila Romero, César Augusto Hernández Lemus, and Jeremías Eliceo Lemus Paredes traveled in search of work and have not been heard from since March 31. The Guatemalans were last […]
The Senate recognizes Chiapas as a precursor to national independence and Mexican federalism.
The Senate of the Republic approved, by 79 votes in favor and two abstentions, the inscription “Chiapas, precursor state of national independence and Mexican federalism” and “September 14, 1824” in gold letters on the Wall of Honor in the Session Hall. The president of the Culture Commission, Beatriz Mojica Morga, noted that this recognition acknowledges […]
Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo in negotiations to have a direct flight to New York
The president of the Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo Hotel Association, Luis Castañeda Muñoz, reported that they are in advanced discussions with Aeroméxico to establish a direct flight connection between the destination and New York City. He explained that the airline is currently analyzing its schedule, fleet availability, and the feasibility of the project, which will also depend on […]
Woman’s body floats on Zihuatanejo beaches
The body of a woman was found floating in the sea in the bay of this port in Puerto Mío. The incident was reported around 10:00 a.m. this Friday when authorities arrived at the scene. Public Safety and the Navy carried out the rescue of the body, which was wearing only a black swimsuit. Following […]