Sandstorm causes blackouts in Mexicali, BC
A sandstorm occurred in the south of the Mexicali Valley, where power outages were reported. According to preliminary data from Civil Protection of Mexicali, the winds are blowing towards the Gulf of Santa Clara in San Luis Río Colorado. The storm is affecting the town of Colonias Nuevas and its surroundings. Civil Protection asked drivers […]
Northeast Judicial Branch employees reject reform initiative
In a clear demonstration of discontent, workers of the Federal Judicial Branch in the northeast of the country demonstrated against the proposed reform of the Judicial Branch. The mobilization, led by the Workers’ Movement of the Northeast Region, brought together judicial employees from Coahuila, Nuevo León, Tamaulipas and Zacatecas, who expressed their concern about the […]
22 migrants from India and Vietnam rescued from a house in Coacalco
The Attorney General’s Office of the State of Mexico (FGJEM) reported that 22 people from India and Vietnam were released, who were presumably deprived of their liberty inside a building in Coacalco. The agency explained that the events occurred on Monday night when, according to a citizen complaint, they reported that screams were heard coming […]
Mexico and Chile join forces to sing about love, memory and struggle
On guitar, Fernando Rivera Calderón will perform a musical tour with his colleague, Chilean Manuel García, where both will emphasize their passion for music and the ties of their unbreakable friendship. In the concert La canción nos mover that will have an unrepeatable presentation at the Teatro de la Ciudad Esperanza Iris, next Friday, Rivera […]
Good news for the Valley of Mexico: rains fill dams of the Cutzamala system
Although for many people the rains mean floods, slow public transport and arriving home soaked, for the dams of the Cutzamala System it has been one of the most productive seasons in recent years, as it has managed to almost completely fill the water reserves that feed the Valley of Mexico. The frequency of storms […]
Patrols Sent to Prevent Closure of Road to Chapala, Demanding Kevin Ulises’ Location
State Police and Traffic Police patrols were dispatched to prevent the family of missing young man Kevin Ulises Sánchez Rodríguez from closing the road to Chapala on the afternoon of Tuesday, August 6. Kevin Ulises, an 18-year-old student at the University of Guadalajara, disappeared on July 29, the same day his cousin Elena Janetzy was […]
Canadian dollar quote in Mexico today, August 7
The Mexican currency is one of the 10 most traded currencies in the international currency market, the most traded in Latin America and the third in the entire continent. Its cost is of great importance at the national and regional level, since the country is characterized by being one of the main commercial partners of […]
INAPAM: Mexico’s Discount Card for Seniors
The INAPAM (Instituto Nacional para las Personas Adultas Mayores) discount card is a popular program for senior citizens in Mexico. Let’s explore what it is, its benefits, and the enrollment process. What is INAPAM? INAPAM is an institution that offers a discount card to individuals aged 60 years or older. This card provides access to […]
Mexico-Puebla Highway: Is it still closed TODAY, August 7, due to the Tlahuapan blockade?
The Mexico-Puebla highway at kilometer 74 remains closed this Wednesday, August 7, 2024. According to information from Federal Highways and Bridges (CAPUFE), this blockade remains in both directions, by protesters who settled in the area, since the afternoon of August 6, 2024. It is worth mentioning that the closure of the Mexico-Puebla highway has affected […]