Mexico advances 11 places in human development index, says UN
Mexico ranked 77th out of 193 countries in the Human Development Index (HDI), an improvement of 11 positions in the last two decades, the United Nations Development Program (UNDP) announced in a report published this Thursday. In the period between 2000 and 2022, the last year covered by the report released yesterday, Mexico improved in […]
12 Colorful Destinations in Mexico
When we see warm colors, we often have positive feelings as these hues are closely related to joy and movement. What happens when these colors combine with the culture and folklore of Mexico? Magic, of course. Mexican towns and cities have cultural heritages, and people, in their intense joy, can fill their paths with vibrant […]
US Women Seek Abortions in Mexico After US Supreme Court Ruling
Tomorrow’s edition of Milenio presents a report by Gardenia Mendoza on U.S. women travelling to Mexico for abortions with the support of NGOs, after the U.S. Supreme Court ruled against their constitutional right to an abortion. Source: Milenio
Ready for “Tlaxcala, the Fair of Fairs 2024”? The All Saints’ Day Themed Parade Will Be on October 25
As every year, the theme will be All Saints’ Day. Next Friday, October 25, the streets of Tlaxcala will transform into rivers of joy with the inaugural parade of “Tlaxcala, the Fair of Fairs 2024.” Starting at 4:00 PM, the heart of the city will be adorned with lights, colors, and symbols celebrating All Saints’ […]
Marijuana Found Scattered on the Street in Campeche
A fight inside a house on Solidaridad Nacional Avenue in Campeche led to marijuana being scattered on the street, which was detected by neighbors. A significant police and military mobilization were recorded early this Friday morning after a large concentration of a substance resembling marijuana was detected in a public area, prompting security authorities to […]
Day of the Dead in Campeche: Pibipollo, What Is It and How Is This Dish Made?
This dish is cooked in an underground oven called a pib, which has Mayan origins. On the Day of the Dead in Campeche and Yucatán, a very special dish known as pibipollo is prepared, which is traditionally accompanied by atole or chocolate. What is Pibipollo? Pibipollo is a dish similar to a tamale or bread, […]
Religious Discrimination and Stigmatization Denounced in Campeche
Estela Reyes, representative of the Network of Women and Men for Public Opinion with a Gender Perspective (Redmyh) A.C., pointed out that although violence based on religious beliefs is not the focus in Campeche, there is clear discrimination against those who do not share the predominant beliefs, which are deeply rooted in the local culture. […]
In Narcomantas, Criminals Threaten War Against the Government of Tabasco
Banners with threats to the government of Tabasco appeared early Thursday morning on pedestrian bridges in the Indeco neighborhood of Villahermosa. Amid the climate of insecurity that the state is experiencing following the ratification of Brigadier General Víctor Hugo Chávez Martínez as head of Security and Citizen Protection, messages began circulating on social media in […]
PRI Deputies Demand Resignation of Secretary of Security in Tabasco
The PRI’s coordinator, Rubén Moreira Valdez, stated that the country is experiencing a terrible crisis in terms of security. Following the acts of violence registered on Wednesday in Tabasco, the legislators from the PRI’s parliamentary group, led by coordinator Rubén Moreira Valdez, assert that these events create an atmosphere of uncertainty and fear among the […]