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Querétaro, a benchmark in high-tech greenhouses

Querétaro is a national benchmark in the concentration of high-tech greenhouses, highlighted Oscar Woltman, consultant and member of the Mexican Association of Protected Horticulture (AMHPAC). The specialist explained that Querétaro accounts for approximately 12% of the country’s high-tech greenhouse production. There are between 11,000 and 12,000 hectares of greenhouses in the country; of these, the […]

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Survival and Speed: A Thrilling Tale of Endurance at the Sonora Rally

In the world of motorsport, where speed and skill are paramount, the Sonora Rally is a test of endurance and bravery. Stage Three brought competitors to the coast, where they faced a mix of sea and sand in one of the most demanding stages yet. Preston Campbell emerged victorious once again, his Honda CRF Rally […]

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Querétaro prepares to participate in Hannover Messe 2025

Querétaro will be present at the next edition of the Hannover Messe, the industrial fair that will take place from March 31 to April 4 in Germany. The objective of this participation is to expand Querétaro’s presence in the European market, in addition to confirming investment announcements, explained Marco Antonio Del Prete Tercero, Secretary of […]

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Sonora and California Join Forces to Combat Climate Change

California Governor Gavin Newsom (D) has solidified a four-year memorandum of understanding with his counterpart in Sonora, Mexico, aimed at strengthening their collaboration on clean energy development, supply chain resilience, and climate action. The bilateral partnership seeks to advance the two states’ leadership in transnational efforts against climate change. Governor Newsom highlighted the urgent need […]

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“Alfa 1,” leader of the cell responsible for the attack on the “Los Cantaritos” bar in Querétaro, is arrested.

In six simultaneous operations, members of the Army, Navy, National Guard, Attorney General’s Office (FGR), and the SSC arrested José Francisco Contreras Gómez, alias “Alfa 1,” leader of the criminal cell responsible for the attack on the “Los Cantaritos” bar in Querétaro, which killed 10 people. José Francisco, “Alfa 1,” is identified as the leader […]

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Celebrate Municipal Tejuino Day with the best tejuino in Guadalajara, according to the IA

Today, the maximum temperature in the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area will exceed 30 degrees Celsius. This heat that will cover the sprawling city only makes a glass of tejuino even more desirable today to celebrate the traditional drink. March 19th has been declared Municipal Tejuino Day, a day that seeks to honor one of Jalisco’s most […]

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Guayabera Day: A Celebration of Economic Contribution and Cultural Identity

This Friday marks Guayabera Day in the state of Yucatan, a day that not only celebrates the traditional garment’s cultural significance but also highlights its economic importance. According to the Secretary of Economy and Labor, Ermilo Barrera Novelo, the guayabera is the most significant contributor to Yucatan’s Gross Domestic Product in the textile sector. The […]

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The 67 new trucks that will operate in Puerto Vallarta arrive in Manzanillo.

A batch of 67 new public transport buses, currently in Manzanillo, will arrive in Puerto Vallarta in April, confirmed Jalisco Transportation Secretary Diego Monraz during his visit to the city on Friday, March 21, 2025. These buses will reinforce the operation offered by UnibusPV, a company contracted by the Jalisco government to provide public service. […]

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Whooping cough in Sonora: “an old disease” that returns and attacks children; vaccination is recommended as a defense

In the stories of Sonoran families from yesteryear, it’s common to hear about someone who suffered from whooping cough as a child; therefore, it’s curious or surprising that this disease is still present today and that federal health authorities have even issued an epidemiological advisory about it. The advisory was published on February 26, 2025; […]