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Surprise operation against license plate holders in the Doctores neighborhood of Mexico City today

This Wednesday, the Mexico City Citizen Security Secretariat (SSC-CDMX) implemented a surprise operation in the Doctores neighborhood, specifically at the intersection of Eje Central Lázaro Cárdenas and Fray Servando Teresa de Mier, to detect vehicles with prohibited license plates, hidden license plates, and motorcyclists riding without helmets. The mobilization is part of the “Saving Lives” […]

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Roads from Silao to San Miguel and San Felipe… when? This is what Public Works says.

Construction of the new Silao-San Miguel de Allende highway will begin in December of this year, according to Juan Pablo Pérez Beltrán, Secretary of Public Works, in an interview. He confirmed that it will take two years to complete, meaning it will be completed by March 2027. On August 30, 2024, the consortium formed by […]

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Mayor of San Miguel travels to Texas to promote tourism and attract investment

With the goal of strengthening San Miguel de Allende’s international presence and attracting new investment and tourism opportunities, Mayor Mauricio Trejo will lead a working tour of Texas from March 26 to 28, along with a delegation of representatives from the public and private sectors. During his visit to the Woodlands and Houston, the mayor […]

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Construction work at the Live Aqua Hotel in San Miguel de Allende is damaging the 18th-century building.

The construction work being carried out inside the Live Aqua Hotel in San Miguel de Allende, which is being carried out in a federal zone, has caused serious damage to the old 18th-century fulling mill located in the area. Personnel from the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), led by Olga Adriana Hernández, conducted […]

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Oli, the donkey burned with gasoline because he invaded land in Querétaro, died.

The organization Seres Libres A.C. reported the death of Oli, the donkey who was a victim of animal abuse in Querétaro. Her death occurred after months of medical treatment, having suffered severe burns. With deep sorrow, bewilderment, pain, sadness, and a heart full of sadness, we report that our beloved Oli, the bravest donkey in […]

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Mexico-Querétaro Train: Machinery arrives in Atotonilco de Tula

The Ministry of National Defense (Sedena) has begun gathering machinery on land in the Conejos ejido (common land) to begin construction of the Mexico-Querétaro train. This project aims to reduce travel times between the two cities and improve connectivity in the region. President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo will kick off this work on April 1. Sedena […]

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Bus accident on the Mexico-Querétaro highway leaves 10 injured

Ten people were injured after a bus carrying 40 passengers from Aguascalientes climbed the retaining wall of the Mexico-Querétaro highway after being struck by a cargo truck that overturned in the area. The center and side lanes of the highway, heading toward Mexico City, were affected for more than eight hours. Civil Protection and Firefighters, […]

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Mazatlán Faces Severe Water Crisis: Experts Warn Supply Could Run Out by 2027

Sinaloa is grappling with a deepening water crisis, and none of the state’s 20 municipalities, including Mazatlán, will be spared from the impacts of the dwindling supply. Sandra Guido Sánchez, executive director of Conselva, Costas y Comunidades, has issued a stark warning that Mazatlán could face irreversible water shortages by 2027 if immediate action is […]

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Why have gray whale deaths increased in Baja California Sur?

An unusual increase in gray whales off the coast of Baja California Sur, a species considered an invaluable natural resource that boosts tourism in fishing ports, has concerned researchers of these marine mammals. According to data from the Marine Mammal Research Program (PRIMMA) of the Autonomous University of Baja California Sur, around 60 individuals have […]