Eight Chinese migrants die in shipwreck off the coast of Oaxaca
The Oaxaca Attorney General’s Office reported that the bodies of the people drowned in San Francisco del Mar and found on the beach correspond to seven women and one man, all of Chinese nationality. In a statement, the Attorney General’s Office of the State of Oaxaca (FGEO) reported on the progress of the investigations surrounding […]
Citizen Saves 2 Women in Accident on Mérida-Progreso Highway
Through social networks, Jos Valle shared his experience of having witnessed and helped two young women out of the wrecked vehicle this morning on the Mérida-Progreso highway where two people died. “I was on the Mérida-Progreso highway. I feel very nervous; today was a shocking day for me. I did what I could; I was […]
Alarm at Mérida Airport: American Detained with Arsenal
Mexico The National Guard carried out the capture of the suspect in the waiting room of the Mérida terminal This Thursday, alarms were raised at the Mérida International Airport due to the detention of a foreign individual who was carrying an arsenal of live ammunition of various calibers for long guns. Information about the incident […]
Tulum Airport Receives Its First International Flight
It is expected that more international flights will arrive at the new airport in Tulum this Thursday. With around 600 passengers on board, the first international flight of American Airlines arrived at the Tulum International Airport “Felipe Carrillo Puerto” around 11 a.m. this Thursday. The aircraft was welcomed with the traditional water jets, and the […]
Federal Territory Declaration for Two Immense Lands in Quintana Roo
The federal government published two new land boundary announcements to declare them federal territory in Quintana Roo. These are two immense polygons, the first one of 20,287 hectares that extends across three different municipalities: Benito Juárez (Cancún), Puerto Morelos, and Lázaro Cárdenas, and a second one of 5,780 hectares, also in the municipality of Lázaro […]
Blackouts Begin in Los Cabos and It’s Not Even Summer Yet
Power outages have been brief and only in certain areas of Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo. A few days ago, there was a blackout in the Lomas del Sol neighborhood, in the municipal delegation of Cabo San Lucas. Although it lasted between 3 and 5 minutes, it can affect the lifespan of […]
In Los Cabos, there are 2 beaches with red flags; swimming is prohibited, Zofemat reported.
Red flags have been placed on 2 beaches in Los Cabos; another 9 have the yellow flag Receive our daily news summary This Friday (March 29), the Federal Maritime Terrestrial Zone (Zofemat) reported that red flags have been placed on 2 beaches in Los Cabos, meaning swimming is prohibited. Additionally, it was reported that winds […]
The U.S. and Mexico will team up on an AI chip supply chain
The United States is joining forces with Mexico to strengthen the AI chip supply chain, with Mexico set to evaluate its semiconductor capabilities for future collaborative projects. Amidst the intensifying competition in AI chip production with China, the U.S. is seeking to enhance its manufacturing capabilities by partnering with Mexico. This initiative, announced by the […]
California man convicted of killing his mother is captured in Mexico after ditching halfway house
Ike Nicholas Souzer, a 20-year-old from Southern California previously convicted for the murder of his mother during his teenage years, was apprehended in Mexico after absconding from a halfway house, breaching his probation terms. U.S. and Mexican authorities located Souzer in Rosarito and extradited him back to California. The Orange County District Attorney’s Office had […]