Authorities ask the Tamayo Museum to remove an exhibition with dogs pretending to be dead
The CDMX Environmental Prosecutor’s Office has already started an investigation into the use of animals in the exhibition. The recent opening of the exhibition “Casts” by artist Nina Beier at the Tamayo Museum has unleashed a wave of criticism and concerns, especially among animal rights defenders. The controversy arises from a performance included in the […]
Get to know the MOST BEAUTIFUL magical town in Jalisco: a hidden beauty in Mexico
This charming town has a boardwalk that offers a spectacular view of the lake, as well as being an ideal starting point for exploring valleys and archaeological sites. Mexico offers a diversity of fascinating places that satisfy all tastes. For those looking to explore its many destinations, an excellent option is to start with the […]
Durango expects a million visitors during the summer with Fenadu 2024. You have to go!
When presenting the activities of the National Fair Francisco Villa, the head of the Durango Sectur, highlights that Culiacán receives the largest number of tourists. Mazatlán, Sin.- The tourism that visits Durango is mostly regional and for the next summer vacation period it is expected to reach one million visitors, announced the Secretary of Tourism […]
Colonies of Nuevo León are left without water in the middle of the heat wave
In different areas of the municipality of Santa Catarina, in Nuevo León, residents have been without water for 4 days. The third wave of extreme heat with temperatures above 40 degrees has had to be faced by the inhabitants of Nuevo León without a single drop of water. In different neighborhoods of the municipality of […]
Mexico’s Poorest Receive Less Funding Under López Obrador’s Government
President Andrés Manuel López Obrador took office nearly six years ago with a simple motto that set the priorities of his government: “For the good of all, the poor first.” His administration eliminated a series of existing social programs and established its own, rapidly increasing overall social spending to unprecedented levels for the elderly, unemployed […]
So Far This Year, 84 Minors Have Been Murdered in Mexico: Causa en Común
At least 84 murders of children and adolescents have been reported by the media so far in 2024, denounced the Mexican organization Causa en Común this Friday. The note comes after two violent acts committed against two minors in less than a week in Guanajuato and Tabasco, respectively. “So far in 2024, we have counted […]
The Promising Future of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec Interoceanic Corridor
A new railway parallel to the Isthmus of Tehuantepec Interoceanic Corridor (CIIT) could revolutionize freight transport in Mexico. Modernization of the CIIT Will Bear Fruit and Consolidate Mexico as a Strategic Hub in Global Trade The Isthmus of Tehuantepec Interoceanic Corridor (CIIT) promises to become one of the most significant infrastructure works of Andrés Manuel […]
Querétaro in Top 10 in Infonavit credits
In the state, as of the April cut-off, around 4.5 billion pesos had been placed in the economy, compared to 3.3 billion from last year. The state of Querétaro is in the top 10 entities where more housing credits are placed, reported Carlos Martínez Velásquez, general director of Infonavit, during his visit to this entity. […]
Consolidation of Cuxtal Reserve as Mérida’s Most Important Green Lung
With an area of over 10,000 hectares of vegetation, the “Cuxtal” Ecological Reserve, a zone subject to Ecological Conservation, is considered the most important green lung for the city of Mérida in Southeast Mexico. In addition to contributing to mitigating the effects of climate change and supplying water to half of the Meridians, it preserves […]