A humpback whale calf dies off the coast of Guerrero after being caught in fishing nets.
A humpback whale calf, about six months old, stranded dead on the beach of Coyuca de Benítez on Tuesday afternoon. The whale had a fishing net wrapped around its tail and a rope sticking out of its mouth, residents reported. Marine biologist Juan Manuel Barnard said that these types of accidents that kill whales are […]
Marco Antonio Suástegui, an environmental activist in Guerrero, dies after being attacked on an Acapulco beach.
Activist Marco Antonio Suástegui Muñoz, a renowned defender of land rights in Guerrero, died this Friday, April 25, in an Acapulco hospital after being the victim of an armed attack on April 18. According to civil organizations such as Tlachinollan, the Human Rights Center of La Montaña, the leader of the Council of Ejidos and […]
Oaxaca de Juárez celebrates 493 years of history, culture, and pride
In an atmosphere of pride, tradition, and joy, the celebrations for the 493rd anniversary of Oaxaca de Juárez’s elevation to the status of city began this morning. On the Alameda de León, starting at 6:45 a.m., hundreds of residents and visitors gathered to enjoy a program full of identity and emotion, which included the playing […]
Councilwoman and beauty queen Hana Ali Rosales murdered in Oaxaca
The body of Hana Ali Rosales Sierra, a 19-year-old woman known for her participation in beauty pageants and her role as a councilor for Tourism, Culture, and Sports in the Huajuapan de León Youth Council, Oaxaca, was found dead in an abandoned house near the Mixteco River. According to the Oaxaca State Attorney General’s Office […]
Uber and Didi drivers block access roads in Morelos; they demand the search for their colleague.
René Villarreal, a Didi driver, disappeared eight days ago. He was last heard from while traveling—via the same platform—to the municipality of Jojutla. Today, his colleagues reported that authorities have taken no action to locate him and that the only searches have been organized by family and friends. This Friday, dozens of workers from platforms […]
Vendors at Red Park will no longer be able to set up shop this Saturday.
This Thursday, the Guadalajara City Council began installing fencing in Revolución Park, also known as “Red Park,” to proceed with the remodeling of this public space in a comprehensive intervention that, according to the Director of Public Works of Guadalajara, Juan Carlos Arauz, will last at least five months. Given this situation, the vendors who […]
Pátzcuaro, Cuitzeo, and Chapala are hot spots for water theft.
The state delegate of the National Water Commission, Roberto Arias, pointed out that the hot spots for combating water theft are the lakes of Pátzcuaro, Cuitzeo, and Chapala. The federal official said that springs like Mintzita will also be included, where they will hold a meeting with the city government to regulate the licensed water […]
Jala-Puerto Vallarta Highway saves two hours of travel time
National tourism and the region’s economy are proving the benefits of the new Jala-Puerto Vallarta highway, built by the Mexican government, which saves two and a half hours on the journey between the cities of Guadalajara and Bahía de Banderas. Developed by the Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications, and Transportation (SICT), headed by Jesús Esteva Medina, […]
A foreigner who tried to take over a beach in Nayarit will be fined up to 150,000 pesos.
The community of San Francisco, in the Bahía de Banderas municipality of Nayarit, has been trending in recent days due to a viral video showing a foreign woman chasing away beachgoers, mentioning that she had paid for the concession and that once the construction work on her house was completed, she would block access. The […]