Mauricio Trejo appears as the fourth best-rated mayor in Mexico
With a 68 percent approval rating, the mayor of San Miguel de Allende, Mauricio Trejo Pureco, closes 2024 as the best-rated mayor in Guanajuato and the fourth in the country, according to the “43 Ranking of Mayors of Mexico” of medium-sized cities (less than 600,000 inhabitants) by CE Research of the publishing house Campaigns & […]
Missing Venezuelan monk rescued in San Miguel de Allende
Following the disappearance of a Venezuelan monk in San Miguel de Allende, where he currently resided, corporations from that district collaborated with state security institutions to locate Brother Santiago, as he is commonly known and who was reported to have left his home on January 6th and not returned. The Monk was found Brother Santiago, […]
Baja California Sur stands out in attracting foreign direct investment in 2024
Baja California Sur stands out in attracting foreign direct investment (FDI) in Mexico, accumulating 783.3 million dollars between January and September 2024. This figure represents 95.6% of the state total and highlights the state as a key driver of economic and tourism development in the country. The head of the Ministry of Tourism and Economy, […]
Free Tuesdays return to the Veracruz Port Aquarium
This January 14, Free Tuesdays return to the Aquarium of the Port of Veracruz, one of the most visited sites by tourists and locals. This dynamic brings society, especially those from the most remote communities, closer to the richness of marine life, promoting education and environmental awareness in an inclusive and accessible space for all. […]
Overturn of a trailer on the Puebla-Veracruz highway causes traffic closure
The rollover of a tractor-trailer with an extra-long semitrailer paralyzed traffic tonight on the Puebla-Veracruz highway, near Cumbres de Maltrata. In addition, paramedics from Caminos y Puentes Federales treated two people for bruises and a nervous breakdown, for which they were transferred to a hospital in the region for evaluation. Regarding the accident, it was […]
Insecurity in Chiapas impacts tourism: travel agencies report a 50% drop in sales
The president of the Mexican Association of Travel Agencies (AMAV) in Chiapas, Laura Ramírez Matus, revealed that, after talking with various sectors and colleagues, they have come to the conclusion that sales at the end of 2024 and the beginning of 2025 are 50% down compared to operations carried out at the end of 2023 […]
Oaxaca hospital suspends surgeries due to lack of supplies; there is not even bottled water
Due to the lack of supplies, healing materials, medicines and comprehensive services, authorities of the General Hospital “Aurelio Valdivieso” suspended scheduled surgeries and rescheduled non-urgent ones because there is neither “water from a jug nor diesel for the boilers”. In addition to this, starting this Tuesday, January 7, “there will be no dining service, only […]
The crime of the “darketos”: 25 years of a case that still resonates in the memory of Querétaro residents
On January 8, 2000, Querétaro woke up to terrifying news: municipal cleaning personnel found human remains in garbage bags abandoned in the Historic Center. The victim, Blanca Erika Zamora Puga, 14, had been murdered and dismembered on January 7 by people close to her, in a case that revealed ritualistic practices and left an indelible […]
Querétaro will have free public bathrooms in the Historic Center
Querétaro’s mayor, Felifer Macías, announced the construction of the first free public bathrooms in the city, located on Manuel Gutiérrez Nájera Street, near the corner with Venustiano Carranza, in the Historic Center. These spaces will be intended for men, women, and non-binary people, and are expected to be operational in March of this year. Although […]