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Day of the Dead: Chiapas student causes a stir on social media after making a Catrina dress with guajillo chiles

In the framework of the celebrations for the Day of the Dead, a young student from Conalep Tonalá 170 in Chiapas, Ana Yoselin Cabrera, went viral when she presented a Catrina dress made with a thousand guajillo chiles, which evoke both the culinary traditions and the cultural identity of the region. With this original proposal, […]

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To the taste of the tourist: Gentrification transforms Day of the Dead celebrations in Oaxaca

Dozens of packages that include “facial characterization” with figures such as skulls and catrinas, tours of cemeteries and samples of Zapotec cuisine are advertised on social networks to learn about the “Day of the Dead celebration” in the city of Oaxaca. The tours, also advertised in English, are offered at prices per person ranging from […]

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Two Colombians were killed and five injured in violent clashes between Tijuana and Mexicali in Baja California

The Colombian Ministry of Foreign Affairs issued a statement in which it deeply regretted the acts of violence that occurred in Tecate, between the cities of Tijuana and Mexicali, in the state of Baja California, Mexico. The incident took place in the midst of an armed confrontation in which a group of migrants, including seven […]

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BCS legislators call for sanctions against hoteliers who obstruct access to Los Cabos beaches

The Congress of the State of Baja California Sur unanimously approved an exhortation directed to Profepa (Federal Attorney for Environmental Protection) and Semarnat (Secretary of the Environment and Natural Resources), as well as to security authorities and the City Council of Los Cabos, to guarantee free access to the beaches of the municipality. The measure […]

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Sembrando Vida should consider planting trees in the basins to counteract drought: farmers

The Sembrando Vida program must have a favorable impact on the environment to help counteract the drought, so the call to the federal government is to heed the recommendation of the Conselva organization to plant trees in the basins to encourage rain, declared Vladimir Maro Cazares. The president of the Peasant Committee in the municipality […]

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Are you a woman from the rural area of ​​Mazatlán and want to train to develop a business? Take note

With the objective of training women who live in rural areas to learn a trade, a manual activity or even start a business that serves as a source of income to support their homes, personnel from the Department of Evaluation and Rural Liaison of the municipality will work on this matter. Jesús Osuna Lamarque, head […]

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Violent day in Culiacán and Mazatlán: armed attacks, kidnappings and burned vehicles

In a chain of violent events recorded in various parts of Culiacán, two men died due to a shooting attack, groups of civilians burned a house, an attempted kidnapping of a woman was reported, and in a restaurant, the valet parking was robbed of the keys to the vehicles of the diners. The State Public […]

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Where is the tallest Catrina in the world?

This beach and sun destination in the state of Jalisco has idyllic beaches, lush, jungle-like mountains, a great atmosphere, and during the Day of the Dead season it can boast the largest Catrina in the world. Where is the tallest Catrina in the world? As was done in past years, the tallest Catrina in the […]

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Zibatá Pavilion, one of the most important developments in the country, will arrive in Querétaro

Querétaro will be expanding its commercial and entertainment offering with the arrival of one of the most important shopping mall franchises in the north of the country. Pabellón Zibatá is the name of a new shopping mall that will be installed in the border area of ​​Querétaro and El Marqués, and which is expected to […]