Rosarito ArtWalk Festival: An Act of Resistance and Cultural Gathering in Baja California
Art is not meant to be contemplated from a distance, for it is an active force within a community—an act of resistance as well as of encounter—as it sparks conversation, enlivens public spaces, and strengthens the bonds that sustain us as a society. This was the observation made by Benito del Águila, director of the […]
Gridlocked Border Crossings Stifle Tourism, Employment, and Competitiveness in Baja California: CCE Demands Urgent Action
The increasing wait times to enter Baja California from the United States have emerged as a new threat to the border economy, tourism, and the quality of life of thousands of cross-border workers. This warning was issued by Octavio Sandoval López, Coordinating President of the state’s Business Coordinating Councils (CCE), who issued an urgent appeal […]
New Costs and Validity Periods for Driver’s Licenses in Baja California Sur
Authorities in Baja California Sur have announced new fees and validity periods for driver’s licenses issued to motorists within the state. What are the new driver’s license fees in Baja California Sur? According to the Baja California Sur Secretariat of Finance and Administration, as part of an amendment to Article 27 of the state’s Law […]
The Navy designates the Port of Loreto, Baja California Sur, as a Deep-Sea Port.
The Secretariat of the Navy announced that it has completed the regularization of the Port of Loreto, Baja California Sur, granting it the status of a Deep-Sea Port. They affirmed that this action serves to administratively and regulatory strengthen the National Port System. Since 2006, the Port of Loreto had been operating under irregular conditions, […]
Which is the most picturesque “Pueblo con Sabor” in Hidalgo for a weekend trip?
With its 9 Pueblos Mágicos (Magical Towns) and 37 Pueblos con Sabor (Towns with Flavor), Hidalgo is one of the destinations near Mexico City that makes for an ideal weekend GETAWAY. It offers a myriad of attractions at very affordable prices—and what can be said about its food! Traditional barbacoa, pulque, pastes, mixiotes, and various […]
Amid fuel theft and violence, Hidalgo slips to ninth place in the Peace Index over the course of a decade.
Over the span of a decade, under the administrations of Omar Fayad Meneses of the Institutional Revolutionary Party and Julio Menchaca Salazar of Morena, Hidalgo fell from first to ninth place nationally in the Índice de Paz México 2026. In the 2026 edition, the state dropped one additional position compared to the previous year, when […]
Art in Corn Husks Reflects the Cultural and Artisanal Diversity of Tlaxcala
Its name derives from the Nahuatl word tōtōmochtli, and it has served as a versatile culinary resource since pre-Hispanic times—most commonly used to wrap tamales. Furthermore, totomoxtle holds deep cultural significance, as corn is a central element in the identity of many indigenous cultures. In observance of the World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue […]
Farmers from the state of Tlaxcala have lifted the sit-in they had been maintaining since yesterday in front of the Secretariat of the Interior.
Following a four-hour meeting with officials from the Secretariat of the Interior, the protesters—who alleged repression during the demonstration they led yesterday in the national capital—departed aboard the trucks that had been occupying Abraham González Street. “We are withdrawing; we have to go out and work, and we have to resume our agricultural activities,” declared […]
Puebla: The State with the Fewest People Satisfied with Government Procedures
In the state of Puebla, 73.4% of people who carried out administrative procedures or made payments reported being satisfied with the service. This represented the lowest percentage recorded. The national average for this satisfaction rate stood at 82.3%, placing Puebla below the national benchmark. Sinaloa was the state with the highest level of satisfaction among […]