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“El Güero Palma” and Four Others Arrested in Cancun

The Attorney General’s Office of the State of Quintana Roo, in collaboration with the Interinstitutional Task Force 100 Days Benito Juárez, arrested five individuals in flagrante delicto. Among them is Raúl “N”, alias “Güero Palma”, identified as the leader of a criminal group involved in drug sales and extortion in Costa Mujeres, Isla Mujeres. The […]

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Mexican Navy Rescues Stranded Yacht in Cancun’s Hotel Zone

Naval personnel assisted eight people, including two minors, after their yacht became stranded in the Nichupté Lagoon. As part of the “Security Strategy for the First 100 Days,” the Mexican Navy continues to ensure the safety of Quintana Roo’s coasts. In this context, the Interinstitutional Task Force (FTI) “Benito Juárez” conducted a rescue operation in […]

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Weather in Mérida: What to Expect

Wondering what to wear on January 4 in Mérida? Here’s the weather forecast for the next few hours: – Temperature: Expect a high of 29°C and a low of 16°C. – Rain: There’s a 1% chance of rain during the day and night. – Cloudiness: 20% during the day and 65% at night. – Wind: […]

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Mérida Offers Up to 30% Discount on 2025 Property Tax: How and Where to Pay

The Mérida City Council is offering significant discounts on property tax payments for 2025. Here are the details on how to take advantage of these discounts and where to pay without waiting in line. Discounts for Early Payment: – 30% discount in January – 15% discount in February – 8% discount in March Additional Incentive […]

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Two Minors with Amber Alert in the U.S. Found in Sonora

Two minors with an active Amber Alert in the United States were successfully located in San Luis Río Colorado, Sonora, in the company of their father, Esteban “N”. The Attorney General’s Office of the State of Sonora (FGJES) reported that the discovery was made possible through close collaboration between Mexican and American authorities. The minors […]

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Meet the New Members of the Oaxaca Cabinet

On December 23, Governor Salomón Jara Cruz announced the creation of a new secretariat and two institutes, along with changes to his legal and expanded cabinet. Here are the new heads of public organizations in Oaxaca: Yesenia Nolasco Ramírez, Secretary of Mobility Born on August 22, 1982, she holds a degree in Mexican Law and […]

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Oaxaca Records 7,263 Earthquakes in 2024, Begins 2025 with 13 More

Oaxaca experienced a total of 7,263 earthquakes between January 1 and December 31, 2024, making it the second most seismically active state in Mexico, following Baja California Sur, which recorded 7,551 events. The National Seismological Service (SSN) reported 19 earthquakes in Oaxaca on the last day of the year, all with magnitudes below 5 degrees. […]

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Baja California Prosecutor and Wife Injured in New Orleans Attack

Baja California’s Anti-Corruption Unit prosecutor, Javier Salas, and his wife were injured during a New Year celebration attack in New Orleans. According to the State Attorney General’s Office, both sustain minor injuries and are in route to Mexicali for medical attention. The incident occurred in the early hours of January 1st when a 42-year-old American […]

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Early Risers in Mazatlán Take Advantage of Property Tax Discounts

Residents of Mazatlán woke up early to pay their property taxes and benefit from prompt payment discounts. Mr. Guadalupe Zepeda Lizárraga was the first to take advantage of the discount for prompt payment and for being a senior citizen. He mentioned that he wakes up early every year, getting up at 4:00 AM and lining […]