Colima-Manzanillo Highway reopens; Department of Public Safety urges extreme caution.
The Colima-Manzanillo Highway was reopened to vehicle traffic after a tractor-trailer caught fire near the business known as “El Perico Loro.” The State Civil Protection Unit reported that the efforts to control the incident were completed successfully. Erick González, director of the agency, explained that upon arriving at the scene, operational personnel found the vehicle […]
For the first time in Nayarit, gender identity recognition certificates are being issued.
In an unprecedented event, within the framework of International Transgender Day of Visibility, the governor of Nayarit, Miguel Ángel Navarro, accompanied by his wife, Dr. Beatriz Estrada Martínez, president of the Nayarit DIF System, presented 29 gender identity recognition certificates. Of these documents, 24 were issued to people born in Nayarit and 5 to those […]
The Call of the Bells will resonate in San Cristóbal de Las Casas
San Cristóbal de Las Casas, Chiapas, is preparing to commemorate its 497th anniversary with a special event that seeks to unite the community through the sound of its bells. Under the motto “Remembering together to build together,” the third edition of “The Call of the Bells” will be held on March 31, 2025, a ceremony […]
Sectur Oaxaca works with chambers and associations to promote the development of Huatulco.
Tourism Secretary Saymi Pineda Velasco led a meeting with municipal authorities and presidents of business and civil chambers to intensify efforts to position Huatulco as one of the preferred destinations for visitors in the national and international markets. The official emphasized that the government headed by Salomón Jara Cruz is working to achieve the comprehensive […]
They seek to allow women to use pepper spray and tasers for self-defense.
For self-defense, the PAN (National Action Party) in the Mexico City Congress proposed that women be allowed to use pepper spray and electronic weapons (Tasers). PAN representative Daniela Álvarez Camacho presented this initiative, which seeks to amend the Penal Code and the Law on Women’s Access to a Life Free of Violence. She said the […]
TikToker “El Brasileño” murdered in Culiacán; at least six content creators have been murdered in Sinaloa.
Víctor Manuel ‘A’, a young motorcycle enthusiast known as “El Brasileño,” was murdered in Culiacán, Sinaloa, bringing the total to at least six homicides of content creators since the state’s violence crisis began last September. “El Brasileño’s” body, which showed gunshot wounds and signs of violence, was found on the night of Wednesday the 26th […]
Canacintra has a project to regenerate the Infiernillo Estuary
The president of the National Chamber of the Transformation Industry in Mazatlán, Sergio Rojas Velarde, stated that if each company joins forces to work on restoring a watershed, they could help protect the water resources of the southern part of the state. He explained that the chamber has held meetings with Conselva, the Coastal Authority, […]
Global Beach Clean-Up: 15 Countries and Mexico Join Forces to Ban Smoking on Coastlines
A growing movement to protect marine ecosystems and promote responsible tourism has seen 15 countries, including Spain, adopt beach smoking bans. This significant step towards sustainability aims to reduce pollution, protect marine life, and create healthier public spaces for both locals and tourists. The Growing List of Countries Banning Beach Smoking Spain is the latest […]
Peso Predicament: Will Mexico’s Currency Continue its Downward Slide in 2025?
The Mexican peso has been on a precipitous decline over the past year, with analysts warning of further depreciation in value as the country navigates treacherous economic waters. In March, US President Donald Trump announced his intention to impose a 25% tariff on goods imported from Mexico and Canada under the International Emergency Economic Powers […]