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They plan to vote on Tuesday on a law against insurance company abuses

The Chamber of Deputies will vote next Tuesday on a bill that includes changes to several federal laws aimed at stopping abuses by health insurance companies and private hospitals. Source: reforma

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The strategy that makes Coahuila one of the safest states in Mexico

The recent National Survey of Urban Public Safety (ENSU) report by INEGI (the Mexican National Institute of Statistics and Geography) ranks three cities in Coahuila among the six with the highest perception of safety in Mexico. According to official data, Piedras Negras holds second place nationally and is recognized as the safest border city in […]

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Sheinbaum confronts governor over CIA agent presence: “What happened was a lack of state authority”

Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum said that authorities in Chihuahua committed a “mistake” by allowing U.S. agents into the state for anti-drug cooperation without prior coordination with the federal government. The president made this statement following Sunday’s operation to dismantle chemical drug labs, in which two U.S. agents died in a car accident, along with two […]

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Heat and humidity trigger pests

The first rains in the state, combined with rising temperatures, have begun to create favorable conditions for the proliferation of various urban pests, reported Miguel Ángel Patiño, a member of the Pest Control Association in Aguascalientes. The specialist explained that, although the rainfall has been incipient, the resulting humidity is sufficient to activate the biological […]

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Layda Sansores booed at the Mexican Baseball League opening in Campeche; they try to hide the videos

The governor of Campeche, Layda Sansores, was met with boos from fans at Nelson Barrera Romellón Stadium during the opening ceremony of the 2016 Mexican Baseball League season on April 22. When she was introduced as a special guest, a loud chorus of boos erupted throughout the stadium. The reaction didn’t stop there: as she […]

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Pablo Lazarus’s government violates the human rights of Carmelites; there are 180 complaints

The municipal administration of Pablo Gutiérrez Lazarus has been criticized not only for the economic crisis and insecurity, but also for alleged irregularities in the use of force by law enforcement and possible human rights violations. This has resulted in 182 complaints filed by Carmen residents regarding the mayor’s misconduct. According to information endorsed by […]

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Children’s Day: More than 19,000 children in Campeche live with disabilities or mental health problems

According to the State Population Council (COESPO) and statistics from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI), in the state of Campeche, approximately 19,500 children between the ages of zero and 14 suffer from some disability, limitation, or live with a mental health condition, representing 8.5 percent of the child population in that age […]

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Everything is ready! Floats will fill the streets of Villahermosa with color and celebration.

Villahermosa transforms into a vibrant scene of celebration, music, and tradition this Sunday with the arrival of the highly anticipated parade of floats, one of the most popular events leading up to the Tabasco Fair. From early morning, the city’s main avenues begin to fill with hundreds of families seeking the best spots to enjoy […]

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Between necessity and tradition: artisans arrive in Veracruz to sell molcajetes made of volcanic stone

Ana Cristina Macedonia and Armando Ortiz, a young couple, describe the challenges they face in crafting and selling their artisanal goods. Production Process In an interview, they explain that they go to the quarry, extract the pieces of stone, transport them to their workshops, and shape them using machinery. Although it depends on the size, […]