FEATURED

The Second Edition of the Night Swim in Mazatlán Successfully Concludes

Despite the fact that the weather conditions prevented a full day of activities, the second edition of the Night Swim was successfully held last Sunday by the Municipal Swimming Committee, in which dozens of local and foreign athletes were able to participate by crossing the Buenos Aires seas during the night. Emulating what was done […]

FEATURED

Nuevo Leon, Aguascalientes and Coahuila, the winners of Nearshoring; Oaxaca, Edomex those with more challenges

These are the entities that have favorable conditions to attract investment related to nearshoring. They have more qualified labor, better working conditions and better infrastructure. However, access to water as a basic input is a challenge. According to the report by the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness (IMCO), Nearshoring: Priorities for regional development, the number of […]

FEATURED

Samsung Warns Millions Of Galaxy Users—You Will Miss Update Deadline

Samsung confirms serious new problem confirmed for millions of Galaxy users: Millions of Samsung Galaxy smartphone owners are facing a major security concern due to two critical vulnerabilities that have been exploited. The company has released an urgent monthly update to address these issues, but some older devices may not receive the necessary security patch […]

FEATURED

Ensenada – San Diego Ferry: Learn its departure and arrival times

Route: Azteca Ferries is launching a new maritime route connecting Ensenada and San Diego. This efficient and comfortable ferry option aims to speed up border crossings and avoid long waiting lines at the port of entry. Capacity: The ferry can accommodate up to 300 passengers, making it an excellent choice for tourists and business travelers. […]

FEATURED

Luis Echeverria, Mexico leader blamed for massacres, dies

Former Mexican President Luis Echeverria, who portrayed himself as a progressive leader but was accused of some of Mexico’s worst political killings in the 20th century, passed away at the age of 100. Current President Andrés Manuel López Obrador confirmed his death on Saturday and expressed condolences to Echeverria’s family and friends “on behalf of […]

FEATURED

Mexico’s truth commission reveals new evidence of ‘death flights’ during 1965-1990 ‘dirty war’

The Mexican government’s “dirty war” between 1965 and 1990 saw the disposal of dissident bodies in “death flights,” according to new evidence released by Mexico’s Truth Commission. Witnesses’ testimonies and leaked documents have provided chilling details about the last moments of victims, who were executed as part of an effort to eliminate leftist social and […]

FEATURED

Collapse in Peñamiller, Querétaro? This is what we know

In the community of La Plazuela, in Peñamiller, Querétaro, two people died and one more was injured, due to an incident reported in the mine of the district. According to the report of the State Coordination of Civil Protection of Querétaro, the incident involved three people who entered a disused mine. The people had fallen […]

FEATURED

Sanitation of the Querétaro River and treatment plant in El Marqués are supervised

The municipal president of El Marqués, Claudia Martínez Guevara, led the tour to supervise the sanitation of the Querétaro River and verify the discharges from the treatment plant located in Socavón and the sanitary drains. It should be noted that El Marqués, in coordination with the Querétaro State Water Commission (CEA) and the Autonomous University […]

FEATURED

4 Tijuana intersections among Mexico’s most dangerous, safety group says

Four intersections in the city of Tijuana are among Mexico’s 50-most dangerous intersections, according to Mexico City-based public safety watch dog Strategy Mission Zero. The group surveyed street crossings in Mexico’s biggest cities and determined four intersections in Tijuana are among the country’s most perilous. The survey was based on the total number of crashes […]