Missing Toluca Student Found Dead in Playa del Carmen
Carlos Alberto Guarneros Argüelles, a student at the Faculty of Architecture and Design of the Autonomous University of the State of Mexico (UAEMéx), was last seen in Toluca on February 8. After several days of being missing, his body was discovered in Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo. Bathers in Playa del Carmen alerted authorities when […]
Mexican Senate Approves US Military Training Program in Campeche
On February 11, 2025, the Mexican Senate made a historic decision by unanimously approving the entry of US military personnel to participate in a training program for the Mexican Navy in Campeche. The approval, with 107 votes in favor, reflects strong support for this type of collaboration between the two countries. The program, titled “Strengthening […]
Campeche Schools Face Critical Shortages in Internet and Basic Services
Nearly 80% of schools (79.6%) in Campeche lack internet access, a crucial resource for modern learning. Additionally, more than half of the schools (51%) do not have computers, further hindering educational development. Schools in Campeche also struggle with inadequate infrastructure for basic services. According to the latest data, 34.9% of schools lack essential services such […]
Temporary Closure of Uxmal Archaeological Zone Due to Safety Concerns
The INAH Yucatan Center has announced the temporary closure of the archaeological zone of Uxmal on Tuesday, February 11, due to safety concerns for tourists. The closure is expected to last only a few hours, with the site reopening later the same day. In a brief statement, the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) […]
Yucatán Boosts Security with Delivery of 169 Patrol Cars
As part of a commitment to enhance the security and well-being of Yucatecan families, Governor Joaquín Díaz Mena has overseen the delivery of 169 fully equipped patrol cars to municipalities across the state. This initiative is part of the Allies for Life Strategy, aimed at ensuring safe environments, promoting crime prevention, and reinforcing social cohesion […]
Tequila and Mezcal Sales Rise Amidst Decline in U.S. Spirits Revenue; Tariffs Could Be Devastating
Despite maintaining market share leadership over beer and wine for the third consecutive year, the U.S. spirits industry experienced a revenue decline in 2024. According to the Distilled Spirits Council’s annual economic report, spirits supplier sales in the U.S. fell 1.1% to $37.2 billion, while volumes rose 1.1%. Revenue Decline After Two Decades This marks […]
Puebla and Morelos strengthen security and boost their economic development
With the aim of creating safe states and under the direction of President Claudia Sheinbaum, the governor of Puebla, Alejandro Armenta and his counterpart from the State of Morelos, Margarita González Saravia, signed a Framework Agreement for Collaboration to Address Issues of Common Interest. The head of the executive indicated that everything that represents a […]
Mateo, the child murdered by a doctor in León, Guanajuato, is said goodbye; the Prosecutor’s Office is looking for another suspect
Mateo’s case has gone viral on social media and has generated outrage, as the 12-year-old boy lost his life at the hands of a doctor he was helping in León. Mateo was in the first year of high school and helped out at a medical office with some errands. He disappeared on February 4 and […]
Armida Zepeda: a key figure in the San Miguel de Allende Literary Festival
The International Festival of Writers and Literature in San Miguel de Allende has become an essential platform for literature in Mexico. Since its founding, this event has evolved and grown, becoming a meeting point for writers, editors, and readers, not only from Mexico, but also from the United States and Canada. One of the fundamental […]