Armed Individuals Rob Man at Bank in San Cristóbal
A man standing in line at a bank branch is held at gunpoint and robbed by armed individuals. On Tuesday morning, unknown individuals, well-armed and riding a motorcycle, robbed a man who was standing in line at the Bancomer branch located on the main road one, south of the city of San Cristóbal de Las […]
Organized Crime Targets Children and Adolescents in San Cristóbal de Las Casas
It is estimated that about 2,507 children and adolescents, most of them from indigenous communities of San Cristóbal de Las Casas and nearby areas in the Highlands of Chiapas, are at risk of being victims of forced recruitment by organized crime and gangs, activists, human rights defenders, and researchers revealed this Friday when presenting the […]
“Sun and Moon Festival”: Mixtecs Enjoy the Eclipse in Oaxaca
Dozens of Mixtecs gathered at the heliport of the Technological University of Mixteca (UTM) in Huajuapan to witness the solar eclipse of this April 8, which they called the “Sun and Moon Festival.” Maxwell Gustavo Jiménez Escamilla, head of the Applied Physics Engineering program at UTM, mentioned that students from this degree decided to organize […]
Migrant ‘Viacrucis’ Caravan leaves Chiapas and enters Oaxaca
This early morning, the migrant caravan departed from Arriaga, which had left on March 25th from Tapachula, in Chiapas. The caravan has been on a journey for more than 15 days along the coasts of Chiapas, starting from this municipality in the so-called Migrant ‘Viacrucis’. The group of migrants rested in the municipality of Arriaga […]
New Mexico City-Los Cabos route announced by Viva Aerobus
Within the framework of the Mexico Tourism Fair 2024 held in Acapulco, Viva Aerobus and the Secretary of Tourism and Economy of Baja California Sur (BCS), along with the Los Cabos Tourism Trust, celebrated the start of operations of the new route that will connect the new Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA) with Los Cabos. […]
“The Long-Range Patrol Vessel ‘Benito Juárez’ of the Navy is in Mazatlán and can be visited this Tuesday
The Long-Range Patrol Vessel ‘Benito Juárez’ of the Secretariat of the Mexican Navy, one of the newest and most modern vessels, is docked in Mazatlán this Tuesday, April 9, and according to Mayor Édgar González Zataráin, it is open to the general public today until 18:00 hours. González Zataráin visited the vessel this Tuesday morning […]
“The date for Mérida’s ‘Noche Blanca’ has been announced
The festival will take place on the Saturday closest to the full moon in May. The ‘Noche Blanca’ will be held in the Historic Center of the City and some neighborhoods of the state capital. On Saturday, May 25, the Moon will be very beautiful, which is why Mérida will have a great ‘Noche Blanca’, […]
Three bodies with signs of violence found in Playa del Carmen
On the morning of this Monday, the bodies of two men and a woman were found in an abandoned house, at the intersection of Tulum and Othón Pompeyo Blanco streets and 28 de Julio Avenue, in the Nueva Creación neighborhood of Playa del Carmen. Preliminary police reports mention that the woman’s body was in a […]
Gaby’s in Puerto Vallarta: Why is the restaurant-bar facing a lawsuit from Americans?
For over 30 years, this family business has grown and today not only offers dishes to visitors of the destination but also Mexican cooking classes. Julio César Castillón has received support from the society of Puerto Vallarta after denouncing on social networks the attempt to close his business, Gaby’s restaurant, an establishment facing a lawsuit […]