San Miguel de Allende receives the Golden Broom award for its exemplary cleaning practices
The municipality of San Miguel de Allende was awarded the Golden Broom, an international prize that recognizes cities with best practices in urban cleaning. The award will be presented on June 10 in Madrid, Spain, as part of an evaluation conducted by a Spanish association that analyzes municipalities in more than 50 countries. San Miguel […]
Mosquito infestation affects more than 30 neighborhoods in Querétaro due to improper handling of water hyacinth.
A mosquito infestation detected since November of last year continues to affect more than 30 neighborhoods in the northern part of the state capital due to the mismanagement of water hyacinth in the Benito Juárez embankment, located in Querétaro 2000 Park, residents reported. They accuse municipal authorities of neglecting the problem, and with the heat, […]
More than 28,000 cases of diarrhea in Querétaro
So far this year, 28,030 cases have been recorded in the public sector, with the 25-44 age group being the most affected, accounting for 25.87 percent of infections, according to the State Health Secretariat (SESA). The agency stated that acute diarrheal diseases increase due to the high temperatures in the state; however, it noted that […]
Sheinbaum protects Rocha Moya with bodyguards and mobilizes Harfuch to Sinaloa
In a press conference marked by conflicting narratives and a notable lack of focus on specific topics, Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo took a stand against the recent actions of what she described as an “office” of the U.S. Department of Justice. The meeting also served to announce that the Security Cabinet will travel to Sinaloa […]
WORLD BOMBSHELL! US GOES AFTER AMLO: INTELLIGENCE REPORTS REVEAL CRIMINAL CHARGES AND EXTRADITION IMMINENT
THE BOARD HAS EXPLODED! Following yesterday’s extradition request against Rubén Rocha Moya and Enrique Inzunza, US intelligence reports suggest that the criminal charges against former President Andrés Manuel López Obrador will be officially filed in the coming hours. What Washington calls “justice” feels like the beginning of a diplomatic apocalypse in Mexico. The Matrix of […]
Traveling from Pachuca to Mexico City by AIFA train is still not a good option, and we’ll tell you why.
The dream of a rail line remains distant for the residents of Pachuca, despite the federal government’s promise to make it a reality next year with the new line extending to the city. If residents of the capital of Hidalgo were to opt for the recently inaugurated AIFA-Buenavista line, their daily commutes would increase, as […]
Morena proposes dismissing officials who conduct operations in Mexico with foreign agents
Following the controversy surrounding the alleged involvement of U.S. agents in security operations in Chihuahua, the Morena party is proposing an initiative to amend the National Security Law to remove officials who allow this type of interference. According to an initiative published in the Parliamentary Gazette of the Chamber of Deputies this Wednesday, April 29, […]
22 tons of garbage removed from the San José del Cabo Estuary
A cleanup effort at the San José del Cabo Estuary resulted in the removal of approximately 22 tons of waste, according to information from the Los Cabos City Council. The activity took place in the State Ecological Reserve with the participation of residents from nearby areas, as well as members of companies and community groups […]
Durango boasts a more “cool” and attractive Historic Center for everyone
Durango’s Historic Center is consolidating its position as a clean, orderly, and attractive space enjoyed by both locals and visitors. Thanks to the initiatives spearheaded by Toño Ochoa, the heart of the city offers an atmosphere that conveys tranquility and encourages exploration. The perception of those who walk its streets reflects these improvements. María del […]