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The first “Honeycomb” wind turbines destroy solar panels: Electricity on the floor and even windless

Conventional wind turbines, with their large rotors and massive structures, require substantial land, making them unsuitable for urban settings. Katrick Technologies has addressed this limitation by developing a more adaptable alternative. The honeycomb turbine design is notably smaller and more compact, allowing for installation in confined spaces like rooftops and other urban areas. This innovative […]

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Mexican Peso soars as US stellar jobs data eases recession fears

The Mexican Peso surged after strong US Nonfarm Payrolls data for September exceeded expectations. Despite an uptick in Mexico’s unemployment, the country’s Automobile Exports and Production saw increases in September. The US Unemployment Rate also edged lower, alleviating recession concerns. The Federal Reserve is anticipated to cut rates by 25 basis points in upcoming meetings. […]

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Don’t fall into traps! This is how you can identify ‘Montalikes’ on social networks: Condusef

Beware of online fraud! ‘Montalikes’ have become one of the most common types of scam in Mexico, and are carried out through social networks; the main objective is the theft of personal and banking data, but how can you identify if you are a victim of these criminals? How do ‘montalikes’ operate on social networks? […]

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The World’s Best Tequila And Mezcal, According To The IWSC

The International Wine & Spirits Competition (IWSC) has named the world’s best tequila and mezcal for 2024. The Tequila Trophy was awarded to 1800 Milenio Extra Añejo Tequila, and the Mezcal Trophy went to Pensador Espadín Artesanal Mezcal. 1800 Milenio Extra Añejo Tequila Introduced in 1975 by the Beckmann family, owners of Jose Cuervo, 1800 […]

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Climate change wipes out 30,000 tons of cocoa production in Oaxaca

The rainy season has worsened the crisis affecting cacao in the Papaloapan Basin, to the point that there is no product in the region or in the state, said Monica Rangel Audelo, representative of the product system in Oaxaca. She indicated that cacao is a plant sensitive to excess humidity and water, but also to […]

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Tragedy in Oaxaca: dog attacks and kills newborn baby

A newborn baby was killed after being attacked by a dog in the indigenous town of Teotitlán de Flores Magón, Oaxaca. The incident occurred on September 30 inside a house where the baby and her grandmother were. The parents of the newborn have already appeared before the authorities to determine who is responsible for this […]

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Police commanders removed from office in San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas; they participated in armed attack that left 3 dead

Following an armed attack by a group of criminals that left two criminals and a security agent dead, the mayor of San Cristóbal de las Casas, Fabiola Ricci Diestel, asked for the resignation of the directors of the Municipal Police, Rafael Eduardo Castro Reynaga and Municipal Traffic, Jorge Arturo Jiménez del Carmen, among others. Ricci […]

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800 migrants make up a new caravan leaving from Tapachula, Chiapas

A caravan of some 800 migrants left Tapachula, Chiapas, this Saturday, seeking to advance to the north of Mexico after the procedures on the southern border take months and there are no jobs to support the wait. The group, which includes Peruvians, Ecuadorians, Hondurans, Venezuelans, Guatemalans, Haitians and other nationalities, left Bicentennial Park and headed […]

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San Miguel de Allende stands out as a leader in security in Guanajuato

The Municipal Government of San Miguel de Allende, under the direction of Mauricio Trejo, has been recognized as the only municipal corporation in Guanajuato that has complied 100% with the 46 Municipal Commitments in terms of Security. This achievement was highlighted during the 65th Ordinary Session of the State Commission of Public Security Secretaries, where […]