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Heavy Traffic Jams Persist on Mexico-Querétaro Highway

Federal Roads and Bridges of Revenue and Related Services (CAPUFE) announced that heavy traffic jams continue on the Mexico-Querétaro highway, particularly at kilometer 42 in the direction of Querétaro and kilometer 33 in the direction of Mexico City. CAPUFE reported on social media platform ‘X’ that there is intense traffic congestion at the exit to […]

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Two Cruise Ships with 8,601 Passengers Arrive in Mazatlán

Amid the celebrations for the anniversary of the Mexican Revolution, two cruise ships, the “Norwegian Bliss” and the “Carnival Panorama,” arrived in Mazatlán this morning, bringing a total of 8,601 passengers. This week, five cruise ships have docked at the port. Ricardo Velarde Cárdenas, head of the Ministry of Tourism, reported that with the arrival […]

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Jalisco Cartel Leader’s Son Arrested in California After Faking Own Death to Live Life of Luxury

Riverside, CA – In a significant blow to Mexico’s most violent and prolific drug trafficking organization, US authorities have arrested Cristian Fernando Gutierrez-Ochoa, the son-in-law of Jalisco New Generation cartel leader Nemesio Oseguera-Cervantes, also known as “El Mencho”. According to the Justice Department, Gutierrez-Ochoa faked his own death and assumed a false identity to evade […]

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Veracruz, first place in the country with the most bank robberies

Veracruz ranks first in the country with the most bank robberies recorded in the last six years. The data agency TReshearch indicated that in the last federal six-year term, 161 complaints were recorded in Veracruz from 2018 to 2024. At the national level, during the government of Andrés Manuel López Obrador, 1,404 bank robberies were […]

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The CDMX Typical Orchestra celebrates 140 years between shortages and joy

The Orquesta Típica de la Ciudad de México (OTCM), declared Intangible Cultural Heritage of the Mexican capital in 2011, will celebrate its 140th anniversary with a concert in the Main Hall of the Palacio de Bellas Artes; but it will do so in the midst of shortages, without its own concert hall, with worn-out instruments […]

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CDMX Arts Assembly: Demanding more money for the Culture sector

Members of the Mexico City Arts Assembly (ADA) yesterday questioned the reduction of the budget for the Culture sector, contemplated in the Draft Federal Expenditure Budget 2025 (PPEF), for which they asked the treasury and Culture authorities to maintain the same budget for 2024. This, after the Treasury delivered the PPEF to the Chamber of […]

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This is the oldest place in Mexico City that serves traditional turkey sandwiches

In Mexico, Christmas is a holiday that fuses cultural and culinary traditions, offering a variety of dishes characteristic of the season. One of the stars of Mexican families’ Christmas dinners is turkey, which is usually prepared with a very distinctive touch and seasoning. The Christmas turkey is often served marinated in a mixture of dried […]

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Minors, collateral victims of armed attacks in Nuevo Leon

In the last 20 months, 19 minors have died in Nuevo León, who for some reason were caught in the middle of armed confrontations or attacks. During 2023, eight minors were killed and another eleven injured in various events related to organized crime when they were hit by bullets and were close to involved relatives. […]

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Tamaulipas seeks more firepower to combat crime

The governor of Tamaulipas, Américo Villarreal Anaya, said that operations have been reinforced and that they are seeking to increase the firepower of the State Guard to match that of organized crime. He reported this when speaking about the events that occurred on Tuesday in the border area that have so far left three State […]