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How the new Texas car inspection law affects end-of-year stickers

Starting January 1, 2025, Texas vehicle owners will no longer need to obtain a safety inspection before registering their vehicles. House Bill 3297, passed during the 88th Legislature in 2023, eliminates the vehicle safety inspection program for regular cars and trucks. However, the Department of Motor Vehicles notes that commercial vehicles will still require safety […]

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Where Was the Pedro Páramo Movie Filmed? Explore the Locations in San Luis Potosí

The release of the Pedro Páramo movie on Netflix is just around the corner, and if you want to discover the settings of this story, here we tell you where it was filmed in San Luis Potosí. Netflix has already announced the release date of the Pedro Páramo movie, which was filmed in San Luis […]

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Mérida “is an expensive city”: Urgent need to address economic challenges

The City Council has little influence on economic matters, but according to economist Gabriel Rodríguez Cedillo, an academic at the Faculty of Economics at Uady, it is time to specialize in addressing the city’s purely economic aspect and think about sustainable growth. In the first installment of a series on expectations in different areas of […]

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Garrido Lizarraga Arquitectos combines home with yoga studio in Mérida, Mexico

The architects at Garrido Lizarraga Arquitectos have created Casa Zen, a concrete house that seamlessly integrates a family home and a yoga studio. This innovative design features expansive windows that link the living spaces to their surroundings, allowing natural light and offering panoramic views of the landscape. The structure is characterized by exposed concrete, polished […]

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It’s Not Tulum or Yucatán: Be Amazed by This Stunning Lagoon in Southern Veracruz

Veracruz hides a hidden treasure, an impressive lagoon that stands out for its blue tones and heart shape. Find out where it is and how to get there. While Tulum and Yucatán are known for their impressive cenotes and surrounding nature, Veracruz holds a treasure that very few know about and that rivals these two […]

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Teaching Traditional Cooking to Children and Youth in Oaxaca

The multi-award-winning Zapotec cook will transmit the strength of our cultural heritage. From generation to generation, the ancestral knowledge of traditional cooking, where endemic ingredients such as plants, flowers, herbs, and vegetables are used, was passed down from grandmothers to mothers and from mothers to granddaughters. However, over time, few people have shown interest in […]

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They portray the essence of Zoque culture.

As part of the Coyatoc Festival 2024, held from September 5 to 8 at the Calzada de las Personas Ilustres, the award ceremony for the Wit’tzäki photography contest took place, in the categories of digital camera and cellphone. The first place in the digital camera category went to Carlos Sánchez Álvarez, with a photograph of […]

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Corrupt CBP Officers Accused of Helping Mexican Cartels

Two U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers, Jesse Garcia and Diego Bonillo, have been charged with an 11-count indictment for allegedly helping a Mexican drug trafficking organization move huge amounts of drugs across the border in exchange for tens of thousands of dollars per vehicle. Garcia’s lavish lifestyle Prosecutors allege that Garcia spent far […]

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Other strong shooting reported between armed groups south of Culiacán

Armed groups are moving on the La Costerita highway and Mexico 15; no people injured so far. At the moment, an armed confrontation is being recorded between civilians in the southern exit of Culiacán, with no reports of people injured. In videos taken by drivers who were passing through the area at the time, which […]