Due to the rise in assaults and robberies in San Antonio, calls are being made for increased surveillance in San Miguel.
An increase in vehicle break-ins—along with several cases of muggings targeting pedestrians—in the San Antonio neighborhood of San Miguel de Allende has alarmed residents. They are calling for an increased Public Security presence, asserting that patrols in the area are few and far between. Residents of the aforementioned neighborhood note that thefts have proliferated in […]
Few people know this: these buildings in Querétaro were the setting for secret meetings.
Exploring the Historic Center of Querétaro can feel like a journey through time. Amidst its streets and buildings, spaces still remain that bore witness to some of the most pivotal moments in the country’s history. Today, they form part of the urban landscape; yet, more than two centuries ago, they served as the setting for […]
Querétaro | Real Estate Fraud Alleged: $15 Billion and 200,000 Victims
A group of people who claim they were defrauded in the purchase of land in various real estate developments across Querétaro has denounced the existence of an alleged fraud scheme linked to projects associated with Los Cues Inmobiliaria S.A. de C.V.. According to the group, the economic damages could exceed 15 billion pesos and may […]
Chiapas: State Police Caught on Video Torturing Two Men; Prosecutor’s Office Investigating
State security agents were exposed in videos circulated on social media, in which they are seen torturing two individuals by placing plastic bags over their heads. The video shows several officers—one wearing a shirt bearing the initials FGE (State Attorney General’s Office) and another wearing a T-shirt with the logo of the Secretariat of Public […]
San Cristóbal’s Río Amarillo Faces Severe Pollution and Mosquito Proliferation
The Yellow River (Río Amarillo), which flows through the eastern, northern, and western sections of San Cristóbal de Las Casas, continues to be one of the city’s most polluted waterways—a situation that concerns residents and environmentalists alike due to the accumulation of trash, foul odors, and the proliferation of mosquitoes. Despite constant appeals from authorities […]
Police officers block streets in Oaxaca to demand dignified pensions and more resources.
Municipal police officers in Oaxaca de Juárez seized control of the Municipal Palace and the force’s headquarters this Wednesday, in addition to blocking streets with patrol cars, to demand the creation of a Pension Law, salary increases, and better working conditions. The officers accused the capital city council of failing to honor agreements signed as […]
“Don’t Touch Them”: Warnings Issued Over Jellyfish Washed Up on Oaxacan Beaches
The possible causes behind the massive appearance of jellyfish on the beaches of Santa María Xadani appear to be linked to rising water temperatures, strong wind gusts, and increased tidal levels recorded over the past few days in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec region. State health authorities explained that these conditions facilitate both the reproduction of […]
Between noise and renewal: Mexico City races against time towards the 2026 World Cup
With less than a month to go before the start of the 2026 World Cup, Mexico City is scrambling to complete major renovation projects, including Metro stations and the capital’s main airport, Benito Juárez International Airport, in a race against time to host the opening match of the world’s biggest sporting event on June 11. […]
ARE THE REQUIREMENTS CHANGING?
The Supreme Court ratified that it will no longer be mandatory to be a Mexican citizen by birth to access certain state public positions. The decision came after the Court invalidated a restriction in Durango related to the State Auditor’s Office. The ruling allows naturalized citizens or those with dual nationality to also aspire to […]