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There is concern in Xochimilco over a ‘serial killer’ of dogs

The appearance of 25 dogs killed in the Nativitas Forest, Xochimilco municipality, aroused fear, indignation and desire for justice among the residents who have witnessed and reported these crimes for a year, where the patterns of torture and cruelty towards these sentient beings are the same and makes them think that it is a “serial […]

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CDMX Corn Fair 2024: It’s not one, but two and here we tell you the date, location and times

If you live in Mexico City and you like corn or corn-based snacks, this will interest you, since this September there will be not one, but two corn fairs and here we will tell you where they will be, the times and the attractions that will be there. Corn is one of the most traditional […]

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Private property at risk in Mexico City

With good reason, the capital’s residents who own real estate are concerned about the new ordinance that Martí Batres Guadarrama has just promulgated a few days before he leaves office as head of the Mexico City Government. While the new president and her closest team are building bridges with the private sector and national and […]

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Chaos on the Mexico-Querétaro highway: Why is there so much traffic TODAY? This is the reason

Are you already running late? Knowing the traffic status in Querétaro can make all the difference in your day. Today, we bring you a detailed analysis of the points with the highest vehicular load and those where traffic is light. Keep reading to optimize your route and avoid setbacks! Traffic in Querétaro is always a […]

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Querétaro ranks 7th in hotel occupancy

The city of Querétaro ranked seventh nationwide among the 12 destinations monitored by the federal Tourism Secretariat for hotel occupancy; the capital reported an occupancy of 58.4% in the last week of the summer vacation. In the first places of occupancy was Cancún with an occupancy of 75.1%, followed by Puerto Vallarta with 64.5%, Los […]

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Many residents of Sasabe, Sonora remain displaced in Mexico and the United States.

Ten months ago, violence erupted between warring criminal groups in the quiet, dusty border town of Sasabe, Sonora, and more than 2,000 people were displaced and fear more violence in the future. On the day in October that the violence began, trucks full of people were seen circulating in the area. Residents told volunteers from […]

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With the death of “Tita” Coppel de Tamayo, Mazatlán loses a great woman

Mazatlan society is in mourning with the death of Claudia Marcela Coppel Tirado, which occurred on Sunday, September 1. The news of the death of the woman who was better known in life as “Tita Coppel”, sister of Alberto Coppel Tirado, general director of Grupo Pueblo Bonito, was released through social networks. The Mazatlan woman […]

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San Miguel de Allende: A Golden Paradise for Senior Expats

Nestled in the highlands of central Mexico, San Miguel de Allende has become a beloved retreat for senior Americans, especially retirees seeking to enjoy their golden years. This trend is not a passing fancy but a decades-long love affair, as evidenced by San Miguel’s consistent ranking as the number one travel destination in the world […]

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Work at the U.S. Consulate in Guadalajara as a Heating Technician for $280,435 Annually

The U.S. Consulate in Guadalajara, Jalisco, has an available position for technicians specialized in heating, ventilation, and air conditioning (HVAC) systems, with an annual salary of $280,435 Mexican pesos. The heating technician position at the U.S. Consulate in Guadalajara includes responsibilities such as ensuring the operation of office buildings, auxiliary structures, and other properties belonging […]