La Guelaguetza Brings Oaxacan Culture to Chetumal
Starting this Saturday, Chetumal will host one of Oaxaca’s most iconic celebrations: “La Guelaguetza.” The event, held in Lázaro Cárdenas Park, also known as La Alameda, offers attendees an immersive experience in Oaxacan culture. Running from January 11 to 26, the festival features a wide variety of crafts, traditional Oaxacan cuisine, and artistic performances that […]
Qatar Airways’ Private Flights Boost High-End Tourism in Tulum
Qatar Airways has launched its private Qatar Executive service at Tulum International Airport, offering flights from Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. Jorge Molina, the director of Tourism Promotion for the city council, announced that the first flight arrived from London on December 28. Molina explained that after an exploratory visit by airline executives, the […]
Belize Urges Sheinbaum to Extend Mayan Train to Guatemala
Belize’s Prime Minister, Johnny Briceño, has made two formal requests to President Claudia Sheinbaum to extend the Mayan Train to Guatemala. The first request involves extending the track by over 7 kilometers to cross the Hondo River into Belize. The second stage aims to further extend the track to reach the Guatemalan border. “The plan […]
Job Opportunity at Cabo San Lucas Airport: Welder Position with Competitive Salary and Benefits
The Cabo San Lucas International Airport is offering a welder position with a monthly salary of 16 thousand pesos and comprehensive legal benefits. The vacancy is open until January 31, 2025, and requires only secondary education and a minimum of six months’ experience. The position includes a full benefits package, covering social security, vacations, a […]
Deliverymen “invade” a house in Mérida: Bad joke or new scam?
For the second consecutive day, residents of a house in the Salvador Alvarado Sur neighborhood of Mérida have been inundated with deliverymen arriving to drop off packages that were never ordered. This unusual situation, which began on Thursday, has raised concerns about whether it is a bad joke or a new scam targeting delivery workers. […]
Profeco’s Quality Study Reveals the Worst Yellow Cheese Brands
Yellow cheese is a staple in many Mexican households, often used in hamburgers, sandwiches, and snacks. However, a recent quality study by the Federal Consumer Protection Agency (Profeco) has revealed that several brands of yellow cheese do not meet the expected quality standards, sparking a debate about what we are really consuming. According to the […]
Illegal dismissal of indigenous lawyer from the Guatemalan Consulate in Oaxaca due to maternity is reported
Through social media, activists denounced the violation of human and labor rights of indigenous lawyer Inelva Miguel, who was fired from the Guatemalan Consulate for maternity leave. The complaint, which is circulating through a video, states that the lawyer, who recently became a mother, was fired from the Guatemalan Consulate General in Oaxaca, on the […]
The mayor of San Pedro Ocotepec Mixe and part of his council members were arrested in Oaxaca
The Attorney General of the State of Oaxaca arrested the mayor of San Pedro Ocotepec Mixe and seven members of his council for their alleged responsibility in various violent events, which have left at least 16 people dead due to an agrarian conflict with the neighboring community of San Juan Juquila Mixe. For this reason, […]
Truck driver identified after overturning due to ice on the Durango-Mazatlán highway
This past Saturday, El Siglo de Durango reported on a traffic accident that occurred on the Durango-Mazatlán toll road, where due to ice on the pavement, a cargo tractor-trailer ended up overturned. Medical personnel from Clinic 1 of the Mexican Social Security Institute in the capital of Durango reported the driver’s admission to the emergency […]