FEATURED

Bombing in Naco: The Mysterious Aerial Attack on Sonora,The Dark Side of History

In 1929, Naco, Sonora, was the scene of the only aerial bombing in Mexico. Discover the secrets behind this dark episode that emerged during the Escobar Rebellion and how it marked the country’s history. Source: Milenio

FEATURED

Missing Persons in Quintana Roo: Permitted Crisis and Increasing Numbers

Specialists claim that the number of missing persons will increase due to government inaction The phenomenon of missing persons has become a crisis in the state of Quintana Roo, evolving from a few isolated cases in tourist areas, predominantly Cancún, to spreading throughout the entire state, including Mayan communities. Although cases have been recorded throughout […]

FEATURED

Blackouts in the Mexican Caribbean: A Devastating Blow to Tourism and the Local Economy

The constant blackouts in the southern part of Quintana Roo have caused significant losses for businesses and families, severely affecting the local economy. Hotel and restaurant entrepreneurs are demanding immediate solutions from the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE). The brutal losses caused by the constant blackouts in the southern part of Quintana Roo have raised alarms […]

FEATURED

Phone Extortions Continue in Chetumal

Extortions continue to occur in Chetumal, where criminals seek to extract resources from people who fall into their clutches. According to the director of the Municipal Police of Othón P. Blanco, Manuel Santibañez, up to 10 cases of this type are recorded daily, and at least three people end up paying what is demanded. “We […]

FEATURED

Arrest of the ‘Pirate of the Caribbean’: How did they capture the author of the most daring robbery in Quintana Roo?

Salvador “The Pirate of the Caribbean” acknowledges that his capture was not the result of a mistake in his movements, but rather a personal vendetta by a high-ranking police officer from Campeche. Salvador had been on the run across several states of the Republic before being captured in Campeche. At the end of the 90s, […]

FEATURED

Audit to Investigate Million-Pesos Diversion by Campeche City Council to Company Linked to PRI

The Superior Audit Office of the State of Campeche (Asecam) will investigate a diversion of more than 79 million pesos from the Campeche City Council to a company linked to the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI). Given the allocation of resources by the Campeche City Council to a company tied to the interests of the Institutional […]

FEATURED

Flood Zones in Campeche When It Rains: Don’t Even Get Close!

It is well known that Campeche has many areas that flood extremely when it rains. Here are some of them so you can be cautious; do you know any others? Campeche, one of the three states that make up the Yucatán Peninsula, is distinguished by its climate marked by hot and rainy seasons. During the […]

FEATURED

Quinta Grijalva, an emblematic house where the governors of Tabasco lived; toured by Telereportaje

This September 30th, another chapter of Quinta Grijalva will come to a close. With the conclusion of Carlos Manuel Merino Campos’ term, this place will cease to be the emblematic house where the governors of Tabasco lived. Before the end of the term and months before it is opened to the public as a cultural […]

FEATURED

Drugs and Documents Seized During Raids in Mérida and Kanasín

Authorities seized more than 100 kilograms of marijuana and various synthetic drugs such as crack and crystal. The operations were carried out following anonymous tips. During a raid on two properties in Mérida and Kanasín, authorities seized more than 100 kilograms of marijuana and various synthetic drugs such as crack and crystal. The first raid […]