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Dreams Shattered: The Unseen Struggle of U.S. Deportees in Mexico

As I stepped off the plane at Mexico City’s international airport, I couldn’t help but think about the millions of deportees who had taken this same journey before me – their dreams of a better life in the United States shattered by the harsh reality of deportation. For Varuk Racine, his parents’ decision to return […]

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Stars Align for the Mérida Open

Mérida Open Ready for New Chapter as a WTA 500 Tournament The Mérida Open is set to make history as it steps up to the prestigious 500 category of the Women’s Tennis Association (WTA). This distinction is a rarity, with only 18 tournaments worldwide holding the 500 status for the 2025 season, including the year-opening […]

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Mexico Issues Urgent Warning for Spring Break Tourists as US Embassy Sounds Alarm

Mexico is bracing for the influx of thousands of Spring Break revelers, but this year’s festivities come with a stark reminder from Mexican authorities and the U.S. Embassy: safety should be paramount for all travelers. The U.S. Embassy and Consulates in Mexico issued an advisory on February 19, urging American citizens to exercise heightened caution […]

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Mérida Carnival’s Move to Xmatkuil: A Decade of Transformation

This year marks the 11th anniversary of the Mérida Carnival’s relocation to the Xmatkuil fairgrounds, after traditionally being held in the Historic Center. The move, which took place in 2014, aimed to improve organization and enhance the experience for attendees. The decision to shift the carnival to Xmatkuil was driven by several factors: 1. Decongestion: […]

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Family of Four Missing in Veracruz

The disappearance of the Alcántara Chama family has sparked widespread concern and activity on social media. The missing married couple, their daughter, and her maternal grandmother—were last seen on the night of February 18, 2025, in the Las Brisas subdivision of Veracruz. The missing family members are: – Jesús Alcántara García (father) – Leticia Chama […]

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When does daylight saving time start in Baja California; do the clocks go forward or backward?

Daylight saving time began to be applied in Mexico in 1996 with the aim of taking advantage of more natural light in daily activities, since the days in the northern hemisphere get longer in spring and shorter in autumn. The main idea was to add an hour of light at the end of the work […]

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Successful rescue of sea lions in Baja California Sur

Personnel from the Federal Attorney for Environmental Protection (Profepa) rescued two sea lions between Espiritu Santo Island and San Rafaelito Lighthouse, in Baja California Sur, injured by fishing nets that became entangled in their necks. In response to the complaint from tourism service providers, the agency’s staff activated the Marine Mammal Stranding Network to care […]

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They accuse dispossession and dispute through legal means the properties sold to Tesla in Nuevo León

Part of the land that was sold to Tesla in 2023 for the installation of a Gigafactory in Nuevo León is under legal dispute, as a citizen originally from Monterrey, residing in McAllen, claims that part of those properties were illegally taken from her family. In 2019, that is, four years before the company owned […]

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Four of the 17 soldiers who participated in the extrajudicial execution of five young people from Tamaulipas were sentenced

On February 26, 2023, seven young men were attacked by 17 soldiers while traveling in a van through the city of Nuevo Laredo, Tamaulipas; it was around 4:50 in the morning when the Mexican Army officers fired their weapons because they “heard gunshots.” The official version mentioned that the young men were traveling at excessive […]