Michelada Fair in Oaxaca: everything you need to know
If you still don’t have plans for this upcoming May Day weekend, come and enjoy the Michelada Fair, which will be held in Oaxaca City. The warm weather and sunny days have already arrived, so how about spending the weekend enjoying a refreshing drink, live music, and the best of local cuisine with your family? […]
The Pan-American Race: speed that drives tourism in Chiapas
Every year, the roar of engines in the Carrera Panamericana not only fills the air on highways, but also boosts the economy and showcases Chiapas’s rich tourism offerings to the world. Beyond the competition itself, the event has become a showcase of the state’s landscapes, culture, and hospitality, positioning it as an attractive destination for […]
Corn production in Chiapas at risk due to various factors
Data from the Agri-Food and Fisheries Information Service indicates that in Chiapas, the area under cultivation has decreased by 76% in the last three decades, dropping from 850,000 to just 200,000 hectares. The combined effects of climate change and drought, along with human activity, have begun to take their toll on the soil. “This soil […]
“Chiapas Puede” grants you $1,000 monthly for learning to read and write: Registration steps
The “Chiapas Puede 2026” program promotes literacy in Chiapas with financial support and an accessible registration process for people over 15 years of age who are behind in their education. Aline Ruz has 19 years of experience in print and digital journalism, and over a decade of specialization in covering public institutions and social programs […]
Alert in Sinaloa! Scorpions are stinging during the hot season
Bites from venomous animals remain a concern in Sinaloa in 2026, with scorpions leading the reports with over two thousand cases in the first few months of the year, followed by spiders and snakes. The Sinaloa Directorate of Health Prevention and Promotion detailed that, although Culiacán has the highest number of cases due to its […]
US media reports that the governor of Sinaloa had his visa revoked.
The governor of Sinaloa, Rubén Rocha Moya, has reportedly lost his visa to enter the United States starting in 2025, according to a report by a U.S. media outlet, which includes him among Mexican politicians subject to this measure. The report indicates that the state governor is part of a group of public figures who […]
Indigenous movement in Sinaloa stands up against methanol plant promoted by the US
Claudia Quintero and Melina Sandoval, leaders of the ¡Aquí No! (Not Here!) movement, comprised of Mayo-Yoreme indigenous people, fishermen, service providers, and environmentalists from Sinaloa, have no doubt in their assessment of the images circulated on social media on April 23rd, showing dozens of people disrupting the inaugural event of the transnational consortium Pacífico Mexinol […]
Jalisco reinforces surveillance along its border with Nayarit following reports of violence
Following the violent incidents in various locations in Nayarit, which included road blockades and the burning of vehicles, the Jalisco government reported that it is maintaining surveillance and security measures in the areas bordering both states. “Convoy patrols by the Jalisco Police, the National Guard, and the State Defense Forces are continuing in the border […]
Navy Special Forces capture El Jardinero, considered El Mencho’s successor in the CJNG
Audias Flores Silva, alias “El Jardinero” (The Gardener), was arrested in Nayarit. He is identified as one of the possible successors to Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, “El Mencho.” The arrest was announced by Omar García Harfuch on April 27. The official noted that the captured individual, considered one of the leaders of the Jalisco New Generation […]