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It’s official: Puebla will produce the first Mexican electric car Olinia

The state of Puebla was selected by the federal government to be the headquarters of Olinia, the first Mexican manufacturer of 100 percent electric vehicles, beating Sonora, which was also competing for the project. The state was the most attractive option due to its production capacity, specialization in the automotive industry, geographic location and its […]

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El Tajín Archaeological Zone in Veracruz: what to see, when it opens and how much the entrance costs

According to the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) of Mexico, the word “Tajín” is known in different meanings, in Totonac it means “the great smoke”, “the thunder” (which manifests itself in three forms, one of them is síkulan, or Tajín, which is believed to be the discharge that strikes down trees, that kills […]

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Veracruz Aquarium: These days in 2025 you can enter for free

The Veracruz Aquarium, located on Manuel Ávila Camacho Boulevard in the port of Veracruz, is a unique recreational space for families and one of the most complete and modern aquariums in Latin America. Through the official website of the Government of the State of Veracruz and the official social networks of the Aquarium, the date […]

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Human remains found in several iceboxes along with a CJNG message in Nacajuca, Tabasco

A few meters from the municipal cemetery of Nacajuca, Tabasco, several residents reported the discovery of several coolers and plastic bags containing human remains. At the scene they also found a poster with a message attributed to the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG). “Whoever is not here will end up like this,” could be read […]

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180 elements of the Mexican Army arrived in Tabasco to reinforce security

After the intense day of violence reported on Monday night in the city of Villahermosa, Tabasco, this morning 120 elements of the Infantry Battalion of Military Camp No. 1 and Special Forces were deployed, in addition to 60 more troops who will arrive by land from the state of Campeche. The military personnel left from […]

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Caravans remain stranded on the coast of Chiapas

Due to fatigue from the walk and fear of being victims of organized crime, two migrant caravans totaling some 600 people remain stranded on the route of the large coast of Chiapas. A group of the human exodus that left Tapachula on January 8 and did not accept the safe conduct of the National Institute […]

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Chiapas Governor asks not to promote horse racing and cockfighting; residents call for march on January 16

Governor Eduardo Ramírez Aguilar asked the mayors of Chiapas, many of them from Morena, who own thoroughbred horses, Arabian, Andalusian and Friesian, which can cost more than a million pesos, to avoid promoting horse races and cockfights in the traditional festivities of their municipalities, as a measure to pacify the entity hit for more than […]

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14 people disappear during trip to Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca; this is what is known

The disappearance of 14 people who were traveling from the city of Oaxaca to Puerto Escondido, in the Costa region of the state, has caused concern among their families and local authorities. Since January 7, there has been no news of the group, made up mostly of young people between 17 and 19 years old, […]

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Entrepreneurs from Los Cabos, targets of extortion on social media

Concern is growing among local entrepreneurs who use social media, such as Facebook, to promote their products and services, as cases of extortion calls have recently been reported. The modus operandi of criminals consists of identifying themselves as members of a criminal group to demand “payments” from vendors who advertise their businesses in neighborhood groups. […]