Mexicans spend 9,168 pesos a year on digital subscriptions
Although subscription subscriptions in Mexico have grown significantly, 62% of Mexicans do not have all the digital subscriptions they want. Annual spending on digital subscriptions in Mexico has reached significant figures, showing a growing trend in the consumption of digital services. According to a recent study by the Bango platform, the average Mexican spends around […]
Storm causes flooding in Chetumal; 1,500 people moved to shelters (Video)
Videos show that the water reached 70 centimeters in height in some areas; aerial images show streets completely flooded. The storm that hit Chetumal, Quintana Roo, last night caused the flooding of dozens of streets and houses, stranded cars, power outages and material damage; the National Defense Secretariat (Sedena) implemented the DN-III-E Plan. In addition, […]
The man from Jalisco who created the Tajín chile and turned it into a great Mexican export to the world
Horacio Fernández from Jalisco made a simple mixture of chiles, lemon and salt that he sold from store to store. One bottle of Tajín at a time. Today he exports to 30 countries. Many Mexicans probably have a Tajín in their cupboard, a product created by Horacio Fernández on December 23, 1985 (39 years ago). […]
Elderly man was looking for water in a river in Sinaloa and came across two angels
While Esteban was looking for water in his improvised well in Sinaloa, he came across two angels who changed his life San Ignacio, Sinaloa.- It is not news that Sinaloa is going through a period of drought and high temperatures. This climatic situation has mainly affected rural and marginalized communities, which have difficulties in accessing […]
Tips for visiting the Paquimé archaeological zone in Chihuahua
When thinking about a pre-Hispanic archaeological site, it is common to come up with the same image, spaces that look similar because they usually have large or medium-sized pyramids, palaces, open plazas, ball games, tombs, sculptures carved in stone, buildings intended for stargazing. However, Paquimé in Chihuahua is totally different. The archaeological zone of Paquimé, […]
Risk of real estate bubble in Monterrey due to speculation in industrial warehouses
Some real estate purchase and sale transactions exceeded the barrier of 1,000 dollars per m2 in the Monterrey city during the first quarter of 2024 Although the dynamism of the industrial warehouse sector in Monterrey, Nuevo León responds to a strong demand for space by companies attracted by the reconfiguration of supply chains (nearshoring), specialists […]
Wife of tourist electrocuted in jacuzzi files lawsuit for one million dollars
Lizette Zambrano sued the company that manages the condominium in Puerto Peñasco, Sonora, where her husband, Jorge Guillén, 43, died after being electrocuted in a jacuzzi. An American tourist died and his wife was hospitalized after they were electrocuted in a Jacuzzi at a Puerto Peñasco, Sonora hotel earlier this week, an incident that prompted […]
Video | Children participate in the Desfile de los Loquitos in San Miguel de Allende
Chickens, clowns, trolls, fantastic characters, minions, animals, pirates, scarecrows and even police officers were represented in the colorful event on the streets of San Miguel de Allende In San Miguel de Allende, the festive atmosphere is already felt before the Sunday of the Convite de Locos. With the objective of encouraging the participation of the […]
Oaxaca and Tabasco, the states in which the AMLO government built the most
Between both states, there are more than 3,335 contracts signed for public works since 2019. President Andrés Manuel López Obrador has had, during his government, favorite states to build. Beyond the flagship works, the Secretariat of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation (SICT) signed 3,335 contracts for public works from 2019 to 2024 in Oaxaca and Tabasco, […]