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Mexican Soldier Tries to Revamp Controversial Musical Genre with Positive Messages

In an effort to change the narrative surrounding Mexico’s traditional musical genre, corridos, Captain Eduardo Barrón has taken up music as a way to promote positivity and patriotism. Unlike the popular narco corridos that have sparked controversy by glorifying cartel violence, Barrón’s music focuses on honoring the army’s virtues, celebrating proud parents, and remembering fallen […]

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Atasta Residents Extend Highway Blockade Amid Ongoing Dispute with CFE

The prolonged blockade of Federal Highway 180 highlights escalating social and economic tensions, as the communities of Nuevo Progreso and San Antonio Cárdenas demand decisive action from the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) regarding a long-awaited electrical substation. Despite Undersecretary of Government Luis César Marín Reyes’s attempts to mediate and convince residents to reopen the highway, […]

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Procession of Silence: A testimony of faith and syncretism in Zacatecas

Holy Week is one of the most important religious celebrations in Mexico and the world. It includes unique celebrations full of syncretism, tradition, and cultural richness, such as the Procession of Silence held in Zacatecas, a tradition to commemorate the death of Jesus Christ on Good Friday. For this reason, it was declared Intangible Cultural […]

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The party awaits you in Zacatecas

A city with a face of stone and a soul of silver, Zacatecas is a metropolis that always has something to delight travelers, and from April 12th to 26th, the options multiply with its traditional cultural festival. The Zacatecas Cultural Festival reaches its 39th edition, becoming one of the most highly regarded art, music, and […]

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Ojo Caliente, a natural and cultural tourist refuge in San Luis Potosí

Located in the municipality of Santa María del Río, Ojo Caliente is a community that has gained popularity as a unique tourist destination thanks to its blend of natural beauty, cultural traditions, and historical attractions. It is located 45 kilometers from the capital of San Luis Potosí. Among its main attractions are the spas, religious […]

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How many Durango taxis are in circulation, according to authorities?

The mode of transportation in Durango has been constantly evolving, as evidenced by the new vans circulating on the city’s streets, offering a new option for commuters. Taxis are probably the most common means of public transportation, along with bus services, in the city. Therefore, POSTA has shared some details about these vehicles that operate […]

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This is how long a Durango scorpion measures in its adult age.

For decades, the state of Durango has been known as “the land of scorpions,” especially since Miguel Gallardo composed “El corrido de Durango,” which gained fame through the voice of Francisco “Charro” Avitia. The reason for this “slogan” in the state is primarily because Durango is home to not just any scorpion, but one of […]

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Ensenada municipal police officers are reportedly involved in a dispute between the CJNG and the Sinaloa Cartel.

Municipal police in Ensenada, Baja California, are reportedly involved in the internal struggle between the Sinaloa Cartel and the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), according to an investigation by Tijuana’s Zeta Weekly. According to reports, on the night of March 6, municipal police arrested six men who were ranch workers and were aboard a truck […]

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Why is La Paz the new top destination for hotel investment in Mexico?

La Paz is consolidating its position as a tourist destination of growing global interest. In recent years, the proportion of international tourists has climbed from 15% to 25%, an increase that the president of the Association of Hotel and Tourism Companies of La Paz, A.C. (EMPRHOTUR), Agustín Olachea, attributes to the success of promotional strategies. […]