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Title: Trump Vows to Declare Mexican Drug Cartels Terrorists and Launch Anti-Drug Campaign

US President-elect Donald Trump has pledged to launch a new anti-drug advertising campaign that highlights the physical consequences of taking drugs like fentanyl. He also repeated his threat to designate Mexican drug cartels as terrorist organisations, despite opposition from Mexico’s government. In a speech at a conference of the conservative group Turning Point in Phoenix, […]

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The Retiree’s Dilemma: Baby Boomers Struggle with Housing Shortages in Their Golden Years

As baby boomer homeowners approach retirement, they’re facing a daunting reality: their homes have appreciated significantly in value over the years, but finding affordable housing options that suit their needs is becoming increasingly challenging. For many, the dream of downsizing and enjoying their golden years in comfort and financial security is turning into a nightmare. […]

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Mexico’s Cartel War Rages On: The Myth of the ‘Good Narco’ Fades Away

As violence escalates and innocent lives are lost, Sinaloa residents reflect on their complicated relationship with the powerful narcos who once portrayed themselves as generous bandits. Culiacán, Mexico – The streets of this city, once filled with laughter and festive cheer during Christmas celebrations, now lie empty and silent at night. The festive atmosphere has […]

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Law in favor of women will be translated into Zapotec; ruling in Oaxaca

The Second District Court of the Federal Judicial Branch (PFJ) in the State granted an injunction to a young indigenous woman ordering the translation into Zapotec of the Valley of Oaxaca of a summary of the State Law on Women’s Access to a Life Free of Gender Violence. Carlos Morales Sánchez, president of Litigio Estratégico […]

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The portfolio of engravings ‘Graphic Cornfield’ is exhibited in Oaxaca

A balance of voices, points of view, styles and perspectives characterizes the 32 artists who participate in the folder Maizal Gráfico, produced in the engraving workshop of the Complejo Cultural Los Pinos (CCLP). In the works they express their opinion regarding corn, especially about the risks and dangers that transgenic seeds represent, or about the […]

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Driver of Tlaxcala governor appointed as judge specializing in gender violence; he was dismissed after protests by activists and lawyers

In less than 15 days, one of the drivers of the governor of Tlaxcala, Lorena Cuéllar Cisneros, obtained his professional license and immediately became a judge, a position from which he was dismissed, and then appointed as Secretary Project Manager of the local Judicial Branch. This is Alfredo Pérez Águila, who on December 5 was […]

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Which is the cheapest municipality in Hidalgo to live in?

The state of Hidalgo has more than 3,000,000 inhabitants who are constantly looking for a better quality of life and sometimes moving can be an opportunity for development, so knowing which is the cheapest municipality to live in should be important, otherwise it could fail. In this sense, it highlights that the demarcation has an […]

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The three best towns near Mexico City ideal for lovers of the cold

Mexico City is a vibrant city full of options, but many times, those who live there or visit it look for a getaway to a small town. Fortunately, there are many options, even less than 3 hours from the capital. In the center of the country there are beautiful towns that, in addition to offering […]

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The Single Pet Registry in Morelos will be free

The Single Pet Registry (RUM) is an initiative designed to census and carry out a more effective control of companion animals, such as dogs and cats, similar to the way the CURP works for people. This was confirmed by the Secretary of Sustainable Development, Alan Dupré, in response to the doubts expressed about the possible […]