Morena in Oaxaca asks to investigate Alejandro Murat, former governor and current senator of the party; they accuse alleged embezzlement of 3 billion pesos
The coordinator of the Morena parliamentary faction in the Congress of Oaxaca, Benjamín Viveros, presented a request to initiate an investigation against the former governor and now senator of the republic for his own party, Alejandro Murat Hinojosa. The petition was addressed to the Secretary of Honesty of the Government of Oaxaca, to the Specialized […]
Thunder, earthquake or activity of Popocatépetl?
During the night of Monday the 18th and the early hours of Tuesday the 19th of February, a storm fell on several municipalities of Puebla, causing surprise among the inhabitants. But without a doubt, the phenomenon that attracted the most attention during this storm was the fall of an intense lightning bolt that would have […]
City Hall will seek to make parking meters FREE for tourists in Puebla; there will be no time limit
The Secretary of Economy and Tourism of the municipality of Puebla, Jaime Oropeza Casas, assured that the city council will not affect tourists with the installation of parking meters or rotating parking lots, therefore, they are already holding a discussion with hoteliers to identify the way to work on the issue. This is because this […]
Guanajuato – San Miguel de Allende Highway: One of the most dangerous in the state?
Ambushes. Armed attacks. Animals that invade the road. Lack of signage and maintenance. Residents and visitors of the Heritage City fear using the highway to San Miguel de Allende due to insecurity. After the armed attack that took place on the stretch of La Cieneguita, where a flatbed vehicle carrying two American residents was ambushed, […]
Footwear and leather sector in Guanajuato expects 5% recovery for this year
The leather and footwear industry in Guanajuato expects a 5% recovery in 2025, an expectation that comes after a period marked by a 15% reduction in the value of the GDP, physical volume of industrial activity and employed personnel; “we have a slide in the numbers” starting in September 2023 and during 2024, Mauricio Battaglia, […]
Blockades on Mexico-Pachuca and Querétaro highways cause chaos; transporters demand justice for the rape of girls in Zimapán
Transporters blocked seven of the main roads that connect the State of Mexico with the capital of the country on Wednesday, some protesting the case of an alleged rape of minors in the municipality of Zimapán, in Hidalgo. The blockade on the Mexico-Pachuca highway began around 5:00 in the morning by cargo trucks, which has […]
The Paseo 5 de Febrero project is ‘only missing’ the installation of underground cabling: SDUOP
The Secretary of Urban Development and Public Works, Pío X Salgado Tovar, acknowledged that the Paseo 5 de Febrero project only needs the installation of underground wiring. The work is 97 percent complete and is expected to be completed in at least two months, but they have not been able to finish the electrical system. […]
U.S. Border Patrol Arrests 29,000 Migrants in January, Lowest Since May 2020
In January, the U.S. Border Patrol arrested 29,000 migrants illegally crossing the U.S.-Mexico border, marking the lowest number of arrests since May 2020. This figure is down from 47,000 arrests in December, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). President Donald Trump, who took office on January 20, issued several executive orders to crack […]
Sinaloa Cartel’s Deep Entanglement in American Communities: DEA Agent’s Insight
A retired Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) supervisory special agent, Brian Townsend, reveals that Mexico’s notorious Sinaloa drug cartel is deeply entrenched in both major US cities and smaller communities. Describing the cartel’s influence as pervasive, he asserts that it is “woven into our communities.” Townsend explained that the cartel’s reach is more expansive and destructive […]