John leaves landslides and fallen branches in Zihuatanejo
The rains caused by Hurricane John continue in this municipality. The director of Civil Protection, Jorge Cervantes, reported that there is a probability that the now tropical storm will strengthen. Regarding the damage, the fall of branches and slight landslides were recorded on the Zihuatanejo-Lázaro Cárdenas highway and on the Pantla bypass, which were attended […]
100% English coverage guaranteed in Aguascalientes secondary schools
The Aguascalientes Institute of Education has reached 100% coverage in the hiring of English teachers in the state’s secondary schools, reported Luis Enrique Gutiérrez Reynoso, general director of the agency.This figure underlines the importance of teaching the English language as a fundamental part of the educational curriculum at this school level.He pointed out that, in […]
Uber Spokesperson in Cancún Denounces Being Deprived of Liberty by the National Guard and “Pirate” Taxi Drivers
On September 19, Águeda Esperilla was detained by elements of the National Guard and alleged “pirate” taxi drivers, and hours later she was released, she reported. Due to death threats and deprivation of liberty, Águeda Esperilla Soto, spokesperson for Uber drivers in the city, took legal action before the State Attorney General’s Office (FGE). She […]
U.S. Travel Alerts: Updated Warnings for Mexico
The U.S. State Department has recently updated its travel alerts for Mexico, highlighting areas with significant safety concerns. Due to “widespread and common” violent crimes such as homicide, kidnapping, and robbery, certain parts of Mexico remain under a “do not travel” advisory, the highest level of warning. Only Campeche and Yucatán are under the lowest […]
Migration policies leave 842 thousand South American tourists unable to travel to Cancun
The implementation of migration policies in Mexico has resulted in the loss of 842 thousand South American tourists, severely affecting destinations such as the Mexican Caribbean. Visa restrictions and mistreatment in migration are key factors in this decline. In figures that are already scandalous due to the impact on tourism in Mexico, it is reported […]
A man is arrested for offering witchcraft services in Hidalgo
A man was arrested in the town of Tlachapa in Atlapexco, Hidalgo, after going door-to-door offering religious images; however, he was actually involved in spiritualism. According to reports, the man had been visiting homes in the community for about a week, where police noticed he was selling religious items. However, it was revealed that the […]
South Australia’s First Commercial Agave Tequilana Planting Takes Root
A section of land once used to grow wine grapes in South Australia’s McLaren Vale region has been transformed into a commercial agave tequilana plantation, marking the state’s first venture into this emerging crop. Oli and Tara Madgett, local grape growers, have diversified their operations by planting agave tequilana alongside malting barley on their property. […]
Crime is not decreasing in Miguel Hidalgo
After the national celebrations were held with a clean slate in the Miguel Hidalgo mayor’s office, the PAN member Mauricio Tabe, as head of the district, boasted that in the first weeks of September a reduction in high-impact crimes was achieved thanks to the participation of his Blindar MH security strategy. Tabe Echartea announced that […]
Three cases of hemorrhagic dengue are registered in San Felipe Orizatlán
At least three cases of hemorrhagic dengue are registered in the municipality of San Felipe Orizatlán and one of them is serious. Before the media, Verónica Salvador, municipal health liaison, pointed out that most of the patients are treated in private clinics. “Regarding dengue, which is a very serious situation that we have here, unfortunately […]