Querétaro Ranks in Top 10 for Job Creation
With the creation of 11,666 jobs in the state during the first quarter of the year, Querétaro has positioned itself as the ninth best in the country, according to a report by México ¿Cómo vamos? (MCV) analyzing the labor market in Q1. States ranking higher than Querétaro include Nuevo León (with 36,727 jobs), State of […]
Animal Abuse in Querétaro: More than 400 Pending Cases Despite Existing Laws
Over the last five years, only 3.6% of the investigation files for animal abuse and cruelty have been prosecuted, according to data from the State Attorney General’s Office, obtained by Tribuna de Querétaro through an information access request. Between 2018 and August 2023, 406 files related to these crimes have been opened. However, the path […]
Playa del Carmen: Two Associates of Derimaya Arrested in Tijuana; Attempted to Flee to the U.S.
Rebeca “N” and Cecilia María “N”, associates of Derimaya, are accused of fraudulent administration involving an amount of over 250 million pesos. Two women were arrested by police elements in Tijuana, accused of fraudulent administration within their partnership at Desarrolladora de la Riviera Maya (Derimaya), responsible for the regularization of properties in the Luis Donaldo […]
Querétaro International Airport Initiates Certification for Space Flights
The Querétaro International Airport (AIQ) has begun the certification process to host space flights, confirmed by the Secretary of Sustainable Development, Marco Prete Tercero. This certification is sought by the Querétaro International Airport due to interest from an American company. Issued by the Federal Aviation Administration (FAA), the certification will enable the creation of a […]
Mexican Dual Citizenship Now Available Through Parents: How To Apply
Mexico has recently amended articles 314 and 1144 of the National Code of Civil and Family Procedures, allowing children born to Mexican parents to apply for dual citizenship. The Mexican Senate passed this proposal with 94 votes in favor, aiming to simplify the process and eliminate the consular legalization or apostille requirement for verifying nationality […]
Ryder opens second cross-border facility along Mexican border
Ryder System Inc. has inaugurated a new logistics center in El Paso, Texas, to capitalize on the increasing trade activities across the U.S.-Mexico border. The company’s latest 50,000-square-foot facility is designed to bolster international companies relocating their manufacturing to Mexico. Located adjacent to the Ysleta-Zaragoza International Bridge, it serves as a nexus between El Paso […]
An Additional 57.1 Million Pesos for Security in 10 Municipalities of Tamaulipas
The benefit is for Burgos, Bustamante, Cruillas, Guerrero, Méndez, Miquihuana, and others Decreased perception of insecurity in Nuevo Laredo and Ciudad Victoria Decreased perception of insecurity in Nuevo Laredo and Ciudad Victoria Tamaulipas will exercise an additional 57.1 million pesos in security tasks, through a fund to strengthen the police operation this year in ten […]
AMLO’s Government, the One That Has Militarized Mexico the Most
83% of Agreements with Armed Forces Are Not Related to Security In Mexico, the Armed Forces (Sedena, Semar, National Guard) are receiving an increasing budget and civilian functions to carry out tasks for which they are not authorized; their power is expanded with agreements and decrees, according to the National Inventory of Militarization. The militarization […]
Xóchitl, the Eccentric Cinderella
If you look for her in a catalog, you won’t find her. She has the perfect profile to be a candidate. Her story is that of Cinderella, but improved because she doesn’t depend on any prince or petty king (like others) to be great, but on herself. From humble beginnings, a woman from a small […]