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Woman makes traditional bread for Xandú in Oaxaca

Jessica Marcos, originally from Oaxaca, seeks to keep the Xandú tradition alive by making artisanal bread that is placed on the offerings. Source: milenio

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Salinas Pliego explodes after the murder of Banco Azteca manager in Chiapas; “We don’t pay taxes so they can kill us”

On October 27, businessman Ricardo Salinas Pliego announced the murder of one of his managers at Banco Azteca in Copainalá, Chiapas. Through the X platform, the founder of Grupo Salinas offered support to the family of the deceased and launched a claim to the state and federal government. “I offer all my support to the […]

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Dogs bid farewell to their murdered veterinarian in Acapulco

Dogs, family and friends said their last goodbye to veterinarian Victor Robles Espinoza, who was killed this Friday in the port. As reported by Quadratín Guerrero, the well-known veterinarian was shot to death on Friday morning in the Cumbres de Figueroa neighborhood after being deprived of his freedom in the port. Since 2:30 p.m. this […]

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Home robberies: What is the incidence in Zihuatanejo?

During 2023, 1,011 home robberies were reported in Guerrero and so far in 2024 there have been 199, which places the entity as number 31 in incidence of this crime with a rate of 49.82 percent. Home robbery crimes in Guerrero 2021- 1,602 2022-1,129 2023- 1,011 September 2024-199 Source: Envipe 2024 According to the Crime […]

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The ‘Michoacán New Generation Cartel’, empowered

Last June, I warned in this space that the departure of General José Alfredo Ortega Reyes, who served as Secretary of Public Security of Michoacán, was bad news. Michoacán lives under constant siege by mafias dedicated to the extortion of the agricultural sector – avocado, lemon and berries – and the buoyant production of synthetic […]

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New case of police abuse reported in Tulum

A rental company worker was arrested by the State Police because he didn’t have his driver’s license on him. The young man, who was traveling on his motorcycle, was stopped for a document check while in route to work. However, at that time, he only had his INE (National Electoral Institute ID) with him since […]

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Cozumel Will Strengthen Sister Port Partnership with Miami to Strengthen Tourism with that City

Cozumel aims to strengthen its sister port partnership with Miami to foster tourism exchange between the two cities. To achieve this, Mayor José Luis Chacón Méndez met with Eric Olafson, Director of Port Miami’s commerce division. The meeting aimed at establishing a sister port partnership to facilitate information exchange and promote potential cooperation opportunities. Both […]

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Cozumel cruise industry generated more than 400 million dollars

The Cozumel cruise industry has generated over $400 million in less than two years. In contrast, floating hotels have left approximately $483 million on the island. According to Business Research & Economic Advisors (BREA), Cozumel earned $483 million between 2023 and so far this year as a result of the cruise industry. During an Association […]

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For the first time in Cozumel, a cruise ship powered by sustainable energy

The M/S Sun Princess, part of the Princess Cruise Line, made its inaugural visit to Cozumel fueled entirely by liquefied natural gas (LNG). This eco-friendly approach significantly reduces polluting emissions and minimizes marine diesel consumption. Measuring 345 meters in length and boasting a gross weight of 177,888 tons, the Sun Princess is one of the […]