Monday of ‘fire’ in Sinaloa: clashes between armed groups leave 2 dead
Sinaloa has seen a Monday of clashes and shootings in various areas of the state. As a result, two people have died. In addition, nine people were injured by gunshots and were taken to different hospitals. The Public Security Secretariat of the State of Sinaloa reported on the clashes, and detailed that the affected neighborhoods […]
In Puebla capital, 779 seniors registered as “Voluntary Packers”. How to join?
In Puebla capital, there are 779 elderly people who are part of the Municipal DIF System (Smdif) program, “Voluntary Packers”. This is attached to the Department of Family Strengthening, which invited more citizens from this sector to join. Through the Smdif, which is headed by Maria Elise Budid, the aim is to offer spaces that […]
Socialization of parking meter program begins in the Historic Center of Puebla
On February 17, the socialization process began to restart the parking meter program only in the polygon of the Historic Center of Puebla, which covers 16 to 17 Oriente-Poniente, as well as Paseo Bravo to Parque de Analco, where the spaces have already been delimited. This process will help motorists to become familiar with rotating […]
Talks continue to create routes from Puebla to Los Angeles and New York
Governor Alejandro Armenta confirmed today that talks with the company Viva Aerobús and other airlines to establish new routes from Puebla to New York continue. In his morning press conference he assured that the contacts he has with the airline belonging to businessman Roberto Alcántara Rojas and with other companies will allow him to reactivate […]
This is the cheapest CDMX district to buy a house according to ChatGPT
If you’re looking to buy a home in Mexico City without spending a fortune, it’s key to know which municipalities have the most affordable prices. Although many areas of the capital have seen an increase in housing costs, there are still affordable options for those who want to invest in their own home. According to […]
Traffic chaos due to protests in Edomex and CDMX; police prevent protesters from entering AICM
Contingents of health personnel closed at least nine important roads that connect the State of Mexico with the capital of the country, causing vehicles to park and damage to the vicinity of the Mexico City International Airport (AICM) in demand of better working conditions. In addition, the cranes of a group of transporters who gathered […]
Preparations for the 135th Pilgrimage to Tepeyac from Querétaro are underway
Less than five months before thousands of faithful set out on the journey to the Basilica of Guadalupe in Mexico City, the Diocese of Querétaro is moving forward with the organization of the 135th Pilgrimage on Foot to Tepeyac, an event deeply rooted in the Catholic tradition of the region. As part of the preparation, […]
Querétaro government plans to restrict use of social media by minors under 14 years of age
The state government will propose a bill to restrict access to social networks for minors under 14 years of age; establish parental authorization for them to use them when they are 15 to 17 years old; and restrict the use of smartphones in the state education system, announced the governor of Querétaro, Mauricio Kuri González. […]
Mural of “Parachiques enamorades” by artist Tesk Tesk is erased in Tuxtla Gutiérrez
In recent days, a mural began to generate controversy among the inhabitants of the municipality of Chiapa de Corzo, although it was not made in the Magical Town. The artist Tesk Tesk created the work titled “Parachiques enamorades”, celebrating love and sexual diversity, which provoked criticism and triggered the decision to erase the painting at […]