Agrarian conflict persists between communities in Oaxaca and Chiapas due to a ruling by the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN).
The communities located in the Chimalapas region, which comprise the Northwest Regional Council of the municipality of Cintalapa, stated that they are “engaged in a desperate battle for their territorial and agrarian rights, housing, health, and education,” among others. On the occasion of the 62nd anniversary of the legal existence of the General Rafael Calymayor […]
Natural spectacle in Oaxaca: thousands of turtles invade beaches during the arribada
Year after year, the beaches of Oaxaca are adorned with a very special visitor: the arrival of thousands of sea turtles that come ashore to lay their eggs and give rise to a new generation. This natural phenomenon is known as arribada. The arribada is one of the most impressive spectacles offered by olive ridley […]
Volaris will connect Oaxaca with Querétaro, Puebla and Tijuana in June
Volaris will connect Oaxaca with Querétaro, Puebla, and Tijuana via three new routes beginning operations on June 1st and 2nd, as part of its expansion in southern Mexico. The announcement was made at the Tianguis Turístico Acapulco 2026, where the airline presented the new routes from Oaxaca de Juárez, Huatulco, and Puerto Escondido to destinations […]
Indigenous political parties rejected in Oaxaca due to lack of representation
The National Council of Indigenous Peoples (CNPI) rejected the creation of indigenous political parties in Oaxaca, arguing that the autonomy and self-determination of communities cannot be limited, conditioned, or subordinated to party structures. The CNPI’s statement was released through a press release issued by the National Institute of Indigenous Peoples (INPI). In the statement, they […]
Layda Sansores warns of Campeche’s bankruptcy; resources are not enough “even to pay the electricity bill”
The governor of Campeche, Layda Sansores Sanromán, declared that her administration is facing a liquidity crisis and that they can no longer afford “even to pay the electricity bill.” She warned that if they cannot cover the next bill, “I won’t borrow money or ask for an extension; I’ll shut down all the offices, and […]
The Ensenada government and the Baja California History Seminar will present the book “The Yugoslav Who Came from Alaska”.
The Baja California History Seminar and the Ensenada City Government, through IMCUDHE, invite the Ensenada community to the presentation of the book The Yugoslavian Who Came from Alaska, by Francisco Tarín Perisky. This free event will take place next Wednesday, April 29, at 7:00 p.m. in the Casino Room of the Riviera Social, Civic, and […]
Preschool director has gone 17 years without receiving pay or an appointment
Maricela Quesada Paredes has been working as a director at a federal kindergarten for 17 years without receiving her official appointment and without being paid according to her responsibilities. Maricela began her teaching career in 2006, working as a teacher. Three years later, in 2009, she was assigned administrative duties. Since then, she has continued […]
Truckers threaten to block new route from Santa Fe to Rosarito and Playas de Tijuana
Public transportation drivers on routes connecting Tijuana and Playas de Rosarito threatened to block the two new bus lines recently announced by the Institute of Sustainable Mobility (IMOS). “They didn’t issue the call for applications or follow the proper procedures. By law, they are supposed to consider the routes that operate on that stretch of […]
War in Iran hits Mexican tourism: Delta Air Lines will suspend and reduce flights to destinations such as Puerto Vallarta, Cancun and Los Cabos
US airline Delta Air Lines confirmed it will suspend or reduce the frequency of some flights to Mexican tourist destinations such as Puerto Vallarta, Cancún, and Los Cabos, a decision made amid a decline in foreign travel and international tensions stemming from the conflict in Iran. The company stated in a press release from Seattle […]