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The water crisis in Mexico is growing: Nearly half of the population lacks access to a constant water supply

A survey by Inegi revealed that access levels to drinking water in Mexico are increasingly lower compared to past years. Only 52.3 percent of the population living in Mexican cities have a constant supply of drinking water, according to the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi) this Wednesday. According to the National Survey of […]

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With the “migrant Way of the Cross” in Chiapas, foreigners demand better immigration policies.

The caravan will depart from Bicentennial Park in Tapachula and hopes to reach Mexico City. The coordinator of the Human Dignification Center (CDH), Luis Rey García Villagrán, said that through the “Way of the Cross,” they will denounce that in Tapachula, on the border with Central America, there is nothing for migrants. To demand better […]

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Alleged members of the Sinaloa cartel block highway in Chiapas

Alleged members of the Sinaloa Cartel blocked the Pan-American highway since Thursday morning at the height of the town of Chamic, municipality of Frontera Comalapa, Chiapas, residents reported. “The reasons are not well known; some people say it was because a community member was killed and others, because there were two gunshot wounds (during a […]

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There are 16 amparo applications from those affected by land issues in Huatulco

For those affected in Huatulco, the decrees have no reason to exist, as they are destined to suffer the same fate, namely, abandonment. There are already 16 amparo applications filed by investors and residents affected by the four presidential decrees that aim to declare national parks on lands in Huatulco that are part of the […]

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The Highway of Dreams: Oaxaca-Puerto Escondido

I have lived in Bahías de Huatulco since January 2007, and even then, there was talk of the highway that has just been inaugurated. I understood the concern for this route the first time I traveled to the state capital in 2008. On that occasion, due to a congress, I rented a car and went […]

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Who would win the governorship of Jalisco if the elections were held today? This is what a survey says

If the elections in Jalisco were held today, this politician would be the next governor. The electoral process continues, and the candidates maintain activities to convince the electorate to favor them with their vote. While it is known that the next President of the Republic will be elected, there is also anticipation for the replacement […]

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Guadalajara announced Mexico’s first low-emission zone

Last month, City leaders announced implementation plans for Guadalajara’s first low emissions zone, around the historic city centre’s busy Ramón Corona intersection, in what is being considered the country’s first such effort to clean the air, improve road safety and reduce emissions by increasing infrastructure for active travel and regulating the access of polluting vehicles […]

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A doctor is reported missing in Cabo San Lucas

A doctor was reported missing in Cabo San Lucas, in the municipality of Los Cabos, Baja California Sur. This is the case of Sergio Javier Godoy Tirado, Medical Doctor, 42 years old. Relatives of the professional have undertaken the search through social networks, spreading his photograph to ask for the support of citizens to locate […]

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Some of the ‘kidnapped’ families in Culiacán are released safe

Culiacán, Sinaloa.- They report the release of some families who were deprived of their liberty by armed groups, this Friday, March 22, among them the inhabitants of the community of La Noria, municipality of Imala, Sinaloa. According to the information released, minutes before 4 in the morning this Saturday, 911 reported the release of some […]