VIDEO: “They Shouldn’t Exist” – Young Woman Expresses Frustration About Tipping Waitstaff
The opinion of the young woman sparked a debate on social media, with some expressing support and others opposing tipping practices. Tipping in Mexico has become a customary practice for most people. However, a young woman recently voiced her frustration about the “obligation” to give extra money to waitstaff and restaurant employees. She shared her […]
Yucatán Emerges as Mexico’s Most Serene Region, Boasting a Breathtaking Shoreline
The Yucatán’s Gulf coastlines and ancient Mayan sites are not only visually stunning but also remarkably secure. American tourists have a fondness for Mexico, and it’s easy to see why. The flights are typically brief and economical, the climate is consistently warm, and the rich culture and scenic beaches are ideal for unwinding. Despite this, […]
Foreigner Criticizes Gentrification in Mexico City
On social media, the alleged gentrification that Mexico City is undergoing by foreigners has been exposed, causing some locals and internet users to express their discontent with the presence of Americans on the main streets of the country’s capital. After a video went viral showing a woman, identified as Breanna Claye, who lashed out against […]
Coalition of 46 Companies to Hire Migrants and Refugees in Mexico
The refugee population in Mexico has grown by nearly 300% in recent years, but they continue to face obstacles in obtaining dignified employment due to unfamiliarity with the procedures required by companies and the time needed for document validation. A group of 46 large companies operating in the country will hire migrants and refugees. This […]
Nearshoring Companies Turn to Foreign Workers Due to Lack of English Proficiency in Mexico
In Mexico, nearshoring companies have hired up to 10% of their workforce from foreign workers, whom they prefer to hire due to the scarcity of Mexican personnel proficient in the English language, according to a study by the Japanese company Kumon. In Mexico, less than 5% of the population is fluent in English, and for […]
Allende Dam in San Miguel de Allende is flooded with water hyacinth; neighbors are the ones cleaning it up
San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato.- An endless battle is being waged by residents of the communities surrounding the Allende Dam against the water hyacinth that has invaded the reservoir for almost five years. Shortly after dawn, the first neighbors start arriving at the edge of the dam, some carrying pitchforks to help them uproot the […]
‘IT’S AN ELECTORAL FRAUD’: Conflict over lack of ballots in special polling stations in Tulum
Hundreds of people from various states who were waiting in line to exercise their right to vote at a special polling station set up at the Culture House in Tulum expressed their frustration over the lack of ballots and accused the INE of ‘electoral fraud’ for denying them their right to vote.” “María Rojano, who […]
Alert in Progreso for 2024 Hurricane Forecast
The City Council conducted the ordinary session of Civil Protection to carry out the installation of the Hurricane Season Program 2024, which aims to reinforce actions to respond effectively before, during, and after any meteorological event to protect the inhabitants. The installation took place on Friday afternoon in the Juárez Room of the Municipal Palace; […]
6-year-old girl dies after being beaten by her parents in Yucatán
A 6-year-old girl tragically lost her life in a violent incident at her own home, located in the Santa Fe neighborhood of Ciudad Caucel. The local authorities confirmed that the minor was a victim of family violence inflicted by her parents, identified as L.G.C., 29 years old, and E.L.M., 25 years old, who were arrested […]