At 33 years old, the demand for justice for victims of the Guadalajara explosions continues.
Victims of the April 22, 1992, explosions in the Reforma neighborhood of Guadalajara gathered at the memorial this Tuesday, 33 years after the tragedy, with the news that there is “a possibility” that the state government will present an initiative to ensure that the trust fund created to financially support those who survived with physical […]
Zacatecas, part of The Great Escape
The National Chamber of Commerce of Zacatecas (Canacozac) will launch the Great Escape, the Good End of Tourism program during this holiday season and through May 31st. The goal is to promote the attractions of the state’s 58 municipalities in order to increase visitor numbers. Therefore, participating tourism entrepreneurs and service providers will offer promotions […]
Querétaro, close to being sold to American businessmen
Grupo Caliente is seeking to divest its timeshare holdings and is in negotiations to sell Querétaro to a group of American investors, led by businessman Marc Spiegel. According to information from our contributor, Luis Castillo, the negotiation is in an advanced stage, although several details remain to be finalized. Querétaro Players The report details that […]
Querétaro ranks 13th among the safest cities in the country.
The city of Querétaro stands out as one of the 13 safest cities in the country, according to the National Urban Public Security Survey (ENSU) conducted by INEGI during the first quarter of 2025. A 60.2% perception of security is reported among the population, while only 39.8% indicated feeling unsafe. This figure places Querétaro among […]
Pope Francis visited San Cristóbal de las Casas despite suggestions against it, reveals cardinal
Cardinal Felipe Arizmendi Esquivel revealed that federal government officials suggested to Pope Francis in 2016 that he not visit San Cristóbal de Las Casas, to which he responded that if he couldn’t be there, he wouldn’t come to Mexico. “People from the government and the apostolic nunciature told me that the government didn’t want me […]
San Cristóbal is filled with art, culture, and rhythm this April 23rd.
Get ready for a day full of music, tradition, dance, and great shows! This Wednesday, April 23rd, San Cristóbal de Las Casas celebrates with a vibrant program for the whole family, where tradition and modernity meet in a festive atmosphere. 🌄💃 From morning to night, enjoy activities for all tastes: sports tournaments, folklore performances, live […]
A bus carrying passengers catches fire in the Isthmus of Oaxaca; passengers manage to escape.
A bus belonging to the company Autotransportes Istmeños, which operates the Juchitán-Salina Cruz route, caught fire mid-transit. The 20 passengers managed to leave the vehicle and were unharmed, according to bus company officials. Company representative Desiderio de Gyves explained that the fire was caused by an electrical system failure. The bus was experiencing problems. It […]
Heavy rains of up to 50 mm with thunderstorms are forecast for this Wednesday in the states of Oaxaca and Chiapas.
Surface troughs, combined with the arrival of moisture from the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of Mexico, favor the presence of heavy rains over Oaxaca and Chiapas. This Wednesday, the expansion of a pair of surface troughs (low-pressure channels), located along the West, Center, and Southeast, combined with the arrival of moisture from the Pacific […]
Body found on Los Cabos beach; investigation into connection with cruise ship accident
Municipal authorities reported the discovery of a man’s lifeless body on La Ribera beach, in the municipality of Los Cabos. The location was recorded on Monday, although the identity of the deceased has not yet been publicly confirmed. According to statements by the City Council’s general secretary, Alberto Rentería Santana, there is a preliminary version […]