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On this date the Mexico-Querétaro-Guadalajara Train will be completed

Yesterday, the virtual president-elect, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, presented a plan for passenger trains, similar to the Mayan Train, which are made up of the routes: AIFA-Pachuca Train; Mexico-San Luis Potosí-Monterrey-Nuevo Laredo Train and the Mexico-Querétaro-Guadalajara Train. Of course, the news raised curiosity among the people of Guadalajara who see one of the projects that has […]

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Respiratory diseases attack Mexico: 16 hospitals report 50 percent or more occupancy

Is COVID returning to Mexico? So far this year, 375 deaths from the virus have been reported in the country, and in recent weeks the trend in the number of infections is higher than in recent months, according to data from the Ministry of Health. In its report on Wednesday, July 10, it said that […]

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Legal instability in Mexico

In 202 years of independence (1821-2023), Mexico has had five Constitutions in force: 1824, 1836, 1843, 1857 and the 1917 Constitution, which has lasted the longest, but has undergone the most modifications: 256 decrees, with a total of 764 changes in the articles, until the beginning of 2024. Most of these reforms increase the power […]

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AMLO explains how US tariffs on steel and aluminum will benefit Mexico

President Andrés Manuel López Obrador highlighted this morning as positive the stricter tariff rules announced yesterday by the United States regarding the import of steel and aluminum, a control that will benefit Mexico and is implemented as a measure to the detriment mainly of China. López Obrador reiterated that for his Government it has been […]

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One of Mexico’s most wanted men arrested in Colombia

Colombian authorities arrested Mexican Cristóbal Paulino Fernández Viamonte in Medellín, who is one of the most wanted men in his country for human trafficking for sexual exploitation, local police reported on Wednesday. Fernández was arrested when he was leaving “his daily sports routine” in a shopping center in Medellín and is wanted by Mexico for […]

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TOP 3: What to do in San Cristóbal de las Casas this summer 2024?

San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas, becomes an unmissable destination during the summer, offering a pleasant climate, a vibrant culture and endless activities to make the most of your vacation. At TV Azteca Chiapas we share with you the top 3 activities you can do in this Magical Town. What to do in San Cristóbal […]

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Warning of landslides on the Oaxaca-Ixtlán and Oaxaca-Istmo highways

The State Coordination of Civil Protection and Risk Management (CEPCyGR) informed the population that due to the landslide that occurred on federal highway 175, on the Oaxaca-Ixtlán stretch of the highway, in the Sierra de Juárez region, traffic remains closed. The agency added that one lane of the road is blocked, so vehicle traffic is […]

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Investments leave Mexico due to insecurity, judicial reform and lack of energy: Coparmex

Due to insecurity, lack of energy, and the possibility of a reform to the Judicial Branch that would lead to the election of judges by vote, various foreign and national investments have been cancelled or taken to other countries, said the president of the Employers’ Confederation of the Mexican Republic (Coparmex), José Medina Mora. The […]

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Right-wing former Spanish and Latin American presidents against judicial reform in Mexico

The Democratic Initiative of Spain and the Americas (IDEA) foundation, which is based in Florida, United States, and was created nine years ago to support conservative ideas in the centers of power, promoted a declaration against the judicial reform in the making in Mexico. The statement, openly against the theses of the current Mexican government, […]