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You can now study Korean at the University of Sonora!

For the first time in its history, the University of Sonora (Unison) has begun offering Korean language classes. The course, called Korean 1, began on February 18, 2025. The classes are available to both Unison students and people outside the university. The offer seeks to expand the learning of foreign languages ​​in the community. Where […]

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They say this is the town in Sonora where photographers, painters and writers go in search of inspiration.

They say there is a place in our country where only photographers, painters and writers from all over the world go in search of inspiration. Its name is Álamos and it is an old mining town located in Sonora. It sits on the foothills of the Sierra Madre, very close to the Cuchujaqui River. You […]

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Chihuahua, national leader in the production of agricultural products

Chihuahua is a national leader in the production of various agricultural products, ranking first in crops such as green alfalfa, seed cotton, forage oats, onions, apples, green chiles and walnuts, reported the Chihuahua Agroindustrial Cluster of Canacintra. It was specified that the state has 498 companies dedicated to the agroindustrial sector, which represents 10.9% of […]

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New support center for deportees in Ciudad Juarez

In response to the deportation policies of US President Donald Trump, the Mexican government opened a support center in Ciudad Juárez, Chihuahua, a key city on the border with the United States, to assist repatriated Mexican citizens. “We will be opening the doors to this support and service center within the strategy ‘Mexico embraces you’, […]

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What happened to the sea of ​​Nuevo León and why did its beaches disappear?

When we hear about Nuevo León, we don’t think of the sea or the beach, much less of marine animals. Rather, we associate it with mountainous areas and arid areas. However, there was a time when the state was home to marine waters and diverse aquatic species. Today, Nuevo Leonese who want to enjoy the […]

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Xalapa, a tree-lined city

Xalapa is one of the oldest towns in the state of Veracruz. In the 14th century, four indigenous groups settled there: the Totonacs, Chichimecas, Toltecs and Teochichimecas. These groups gave rise to four towns: Xallitic, Techacapan, Tecuanapan and Tlalnecapan. Over time, they grew and ended up uniting into a single town called Xallapan, which comes […]

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Puebla, an ideal destination to discover the gastronomy, heritage, nature and culture of Mexico

Gastronomy, nature, heritage and culture are some of the attractions that make the Mexican state of Puebla one of the “ideal” destinations for international tourists who want to discover a “different” Mexico, far from the traditional sun and beach offering. Located in the central area of ​​the giant Mexico, Puebla aims to ensure that visitors […]

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New regulation on motorcycles in Puebla would impact app delivery drivers

The bill seeking to regulate the use of motorcycles in Puebla, especially regarding the limitation of the number of passengers, could alter the work dynamics in delivery services, said workers from digital platforms. They explained that traveling in pairs allows them to optimize time and improve the efficiency of deliveries. However, they supported the measure […]

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Six members of the CJNG arrested in San Miguel de Allende

In the municipality of San Miguel de Allende, six members of a cell of the Jalisco Nueva Generación (CJNG) cartel that also operated in Celaya and in the state of Querétaro were arrested. The detainees are Edwin Jonathan, Jorge Alberto, Emilio, Jovana Kimberly, José Enrique and César Ernesto, reported the State Attorney General’s Office (FGE). […]