Quintana Roo to Market Products in Belize, Japan, and Orlando
Quintana Roo is gearing up for trade missions to Belize, Japan, and Orlando, USA, to export at least ten locally made products. Paul Carrillo de Cáceres, Secretary of Economic Development (Sede) of the state government, announced the initiative. Carrillo de Cáceres highlighted the upcoming fairs in Japan and Orlando, where ten products from Quintana Roo, […]
Insecurity Impacts Freight Transport in Yucatan
Members of the National Chamber of Cargo Transportation (Canacar) in Yucatan have resorted to making trips only during the day as a security measure. Although there has been a slight reduction in the rate of cargo vehicle robberies at the national level, insecurity on federal highways outside the Yucatan Peninsula remains a significant problem. This […]
Title: “Yucatan: The Gastronomic Jewel of Latin America in 2025”
Yucatan has been named the Ibero-American Capital of Gastronomy 2025 at FITUR, highlighting its rich culinary tradition and its impact on Mexican and global cuisine. Yucatecan gastronomy is a fusion of Mayan culture and European influences, resulting in dishes with native ingredients and unique techniques. From stews cooked in earthen ovens (pib) to colonial-inspired preparations, […]
Authorities Prevent Lynching in Yucatan After Doctor Attacked in Ucú
Just 48 hours after a man was burned alive in Tekit, elements of the Secretariat of Public Security (SSP) prevented another lynching in Ucú. A man known to wander the streets attacked a doctor in a pharmacy with a club, causing a wound to the doctor’s arm. The attacker, identified as “Charly,” approximately 39 years […]
Guerrero’s Hidden Crisis: Authorities and Organized Crime Collusion
For years, evidence has shown a close relationship between state and municipal authorities in Guerrero and organized crime groups. This connection has become increasingly evident under Morena governments. A journalistic investigation by Arturo de Dios Palma (El Universal, 12/24/24) highlights the advance of organized crime in Guerrero. In 2024, violence levels surged across the state, […]
La Candelaria Festivities: Showcasing Veracruz’s Cultural and Tourist
Governor Rocío Nahle García has confirmed her participation in the La Candelaria festivities, known as the Celebration of Love, Sound, and Legacy, on February 2. This event is one of Veracruz’s most emblematic celebrations, renowned for its cultural richness and tourist appeal. In an interview with La Voz Amiga de Cosamaloapan, Governor Nahle emphasized that […]
Tourists return to San Cristobal de las Casas
Security has been one of the demands and challenges for the new administration of the magical town of San Cristóbal de Las Casas. Alerta Chiapas went out to the streets of this municipality to find out the perception that visitors and locals have about the security of this city. Tourists have gradually returned to the […]
Second mayor in Chiapas falls; now for ties to drug trafficking
In Chiapas, a second mayor was arrested for being accused of having ties to organized crime. Rosember López Roblero, mayor of the municipality of Bella Vista, was arrested by the State Police for his alleged ties to organized crime, reported Governor Eduardo Ramírez Aguilar. In a message on social media, Ramírez Aguilar announced the arrest […]
Organ and Early Music Festival in Oaxaca
With concerts and guided tours, the Institute of Historical Organs of Oaxaca (IOHIO) will celebrate 25 years of its foundation, in order to protect, preserve, document and promote the ancient pipe organs in the state. The program and the fifteenth edition of the International Organ and Early Music Festival includes a series of concerts with […]