Successful security model applied in Tampico is snubbed in northern Tamaulipas
The security model applied in Tampico has been successful in maintaining a high level of tranquility in the city and its surrounding areas. However, when this model was taken to the northern part of Tamaulipas, it received little attention from both private businesses and authorities. This lack of response is contributing to the current wave […]
Businessmen and transporters attack Capufe for landslide on the Veracruz-Puebla highway
Businessmen and transporters have expressed their discontent towards Capufe (Caminos y Puentes Federales) following a landslide on the Veracruz-Puebla highway, which has been closed for almost six days. The incident occurred at the Cumbres de Maltrata, near kilometer 231 in the direction of Puebla. The businessmen and transporters claim that despite the efforts to remove […]
Economic activity falls in 5 states, after AMLO’s priority works: Tabasco, the most affected
In the first half of 2024, five Mexican states witnessed a decline in their economic activity according to the Quarterly Indicator of State Economic Activity. Among these, Tabasco experienced the most significant drop with a -5% annual decrease. This downward trend is particularly noteworthy given Tabasco’s history of sustained growth even during the pandemic period. […]
Day of the Dead 2024: Ritual in honor of the deceased begins in Campeche: in Pomuch the “Cleaning of the Holy Remains” begins
The Day of the Dead celebration in 2024 has begun in Campeche, specifically in Pomuch, with the traditional “Cleaning of the Holy Remains” ritual. This pre-Hispanic practice involves exhuming and carefully cleaning the bones of relatives who have passed away. The ceremony takes place every year from October 26 to November 2, during which the […]
Campeche Enters Alert Phase Due to Screwworm Threat: A Potential Devastating Blow to Livestock Industry
In response to the declaration of a state of emergency for animal health in Guatemala, Campeche has been placed on high alert due to the risk posed by the screwworm. This parasitic fly can cause significant damage to livestock, putting over 668 thousand cattle registered with the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (SADER) at […]
Regenerative and environmentally friendly tourism, Tulum’s commitment to the WTM in London
The city council of Tulum is making a significant commitment to regenerative tourism and environmental respect at the World Travel Market (WTM) in London, which will take place from November 5 to 7. This event marks an important step towards placing Mayan communities and the local population at the forefront of inclusive and responsible economic […]
Tulum: Mexico’s Golf Capital on the Rise
With its recent recognition as one of the top beach destinations in Mexico and Central America by the World Travel Awards, Tulum continues to solidify its position as a premier vacation spot. Moreover, it has earned a reputation for being an ideal location for various sports, particularly golf. Tulum boasts one of the country’s most […]
Outrage in Tulum: Pets Poisoned in Las Palmas Subdivision
Residents of the Las Palmas neighborhood in Tulum are outraged after discovering that two pets, a cat and a dog, died under tragic circumstances. It appears that the animals succumbed to poisoning after consuming food intentionally left on Yagua Street. Neighborhood members expressed their distress and frustration over this cruel act, which they deem unjustified. […]
Concerns Over “Cockroach Effect” Spark Calls for Enhanced Security in Playa del Carmen
The National Association of Regional Business Councils (Ancer) has expressed its concern about the potential shift in crime to Playa del Carmen, warning that this could have severe consequences for the area’s reputation as a major tourist destination in Quintana Roo. According to Lenin Amaro, president of the Ancer Tourism Commission, recent security measures implemented […]