Mexico, the United States and Canada seek to accelerate their trade integration
The Free Trade Commission (CLC) of the Mexico, United States and Canada Agreement (USMCA) seeks to intensify efforts towards the “full implementation” of the agreement, in preparation for its scheduled review in two years, at the conclusion of its fourth At the meeting, which takes place almost four years after the entry into force of […]
Mexican Army executed 400 CJNG members and disappeared bodies with the help of local groups: International Crisis Group
A report from the organization indicates that, during the AMLO administration, the Armed Forces and criminal groups have reached agreements that allow them to expand their territorial control In the fall of 2021, Michoacán was the scene of a significant event in the fight against organized crime in Mexico. The Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), […]
New York Times and Washington Post warn of crime in Mexico
The American newspapers The New York Times and The Washington Post published two reports warning about the situation of violence that exists in Mexico in two different areas: the elections and the tortilla industry. According to the article published by The Washington Post titled “How Mexico’s cartels infiltrated the tortilla business”, hundreds of tortilla shops […]
In Mazatlán, 4 Robberies a Day Are Reported in Various Forms
Vehicle theft, business robbery, are some of the crimes committed. Up to four robberies in different forms are recorded daily in Mazatlán, reported the Municipal Public Security Secretary, Jaime Barrón Valdez. He assured, without specifying figures, that there have been people arrested for these crimes. “Normally, we are between three, four daily events of different […]
Oyster Farming Empowers Women in Southern Sinaloa
Oyster farming becomes a development alternative and employment opportunity for women in Teacapán. After several years of organization and work, the Teacapán Ostriculture Project, which belongs to the NODESS “Marine Strength” initiative for Social and Solidarity Economy, is making progress. It consists of 12 people, eight men and four women who are mothers, wives, and […]
A Woman Could Govern Mexico. Millions More Remain in the Shadows as Domestic Workers
Alejo, 43years old, puts on makeup on a Tuesday morning and leaves her tiny apartment on the outskirts of Mexico City. She walks until the gravel in front of her house turns into cobblestones, and the campaign posters covering small concrete buildings give way to the immaculate walls of the city’s upper-class gated communities. It […]
Laika Aerospace: Pioneers of Experimental Rockets in Mexico
In a display of ingenuity, dedication, and teamwork, Laika Aerospace from the National Polytechnic Institute (IPN) has positioned itself as a benchmark in experimental space exploration in Mexico, within the ENMICE competition held in Chihuahua. Led by Esteban Rangel, an aeronautical engineer from the Higher School of Mechanical and Electrical Engineering (ESIME) Ticomán and responsible […]
Who is Adriana Paz, the first Mexican actress to win at Cannes?
The Mexican actress, Adriana Paz, won at the Cannes in the Best Actress category in the film “Emilia Pérez”. The Mexican actress, Adriana Paz, along with Karla Sofía Gascón, Zoe Saldaña, Selena Gómez, received the award for best female performance at the Cannes Festival. The film, which has been well received by critics and the […]
Querétaro will host the Annual Conference of the Creative Cities Network
QUERÉTARO, Qro., May 25, 2024.- UNESCO has designated Querétaro as the venue for the XVII Annual Conference 2025 of the Creative Cities Network, with the theme “Sharing Cities”. This choice is based on Querétaro’s previous designation as a “Creative City of Design” in 2019 and its demonstrated commitment to culture and creativity. The conference will […]