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ACTIVIST DAÍ BELTRÁN PROMOTES EQUALITY LAW FOR MEN AND OPENS NATIONAL DEBATE

A citizens’ movement is gaining momentum nationwide and is already generating debate in legal, criminal, legislative, and social spheres. More than 124,000 citizens in Mexico have signed a petition demanding the creation of a Law of Equality for Men, prompting a profound discussion on fundamental principles of the Mexican criminal justice system, such as the […]

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NATIONAL SCANDAL! COUNTERFEIT CANCER MEDICINES ARRIVE AT HOSPITALS IN MEXICO

An investigation that has shaken the country reveals an alarming fact: cancer patients may have received treatments with no real effect, putting their lives at risk 💔⚠️ WHAT HAPPENED?It was confirmed that counterfeit batches of the drug Keytruda, used to treat various types of cancer, were distributed in several public institutions. 📦 In total:More than […]

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Do you need a biometric CURP to obtain a permanent driver’s license in Mexico City?

The rollout of the biometric CURP in Mexico has generated intense debate about its mandatory nature and the procedures in which it will be required. This new version of the Unique Population Registry Code incorporates biometric data—fingerprints, facial photograph, digital signature, and iris scan—and since the end of 2024, the National Population Registry (RENAPO) has […]

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Cultural Festival Without Borders 2026 in Mexico City: activities, dates and times

Mexico City will not only host the opening ceremony of the most important sporting event of the year, but it will also be the venue for the International Festival of Culture Without Borders, a spectacle that promises to offer a glimpse into the world without ever leaving Mexico City. The International Festival has extended an […]

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Brugada presents reform to limit rent increases in Mexico City

Mexico City Mayor Clara Brugada indefinitely postponed the presentation of the Fair, Reasonable, and Affordable Rent Law initiative, which she proposed eight months ago with the creation of Decree 1. Instead, the Morena party member presented a set of constitutional reforms that stipulate that rent prices cannot rise above inflation. In a press conference, Brugada […]

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Loreto’s Magical Town is not for sale: defense grows against decree to open international maritime traffic

Recently, a decree was published in the Official Gazette of the Federation updating and expanding the status of the Port of Loreto in Baja California Sur. The measure responds to the growth of its maritime activity and seeks to modernize its legal framework to allow both national and international operations. However, the opening to international […]

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TamalZote, tamales shaped like Zote soap bars, conquer Mexico City and social media

Mexican ingenuity is at its peak, and all it takes is a simple spark to transform an everyday object into something special, even edible. Now, the classic and humble Zote soap—that pink bar that reminds us of the clothesline at Grandma’s house and that can remove even the toughest stains from clothes—is emerging with a […]

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The environmental cost of the “Transformation”: From the Mayan jungle to the disaster in the Gulf

The development of federal projects in Mexico has unleashed an unprecedented environmental crisis that has specialists and local communities on high alert. Under the current administration, the biodiversity of the southeast and the Gulf coast is facing systematic degradation, where the rapid pace of infrastructure projects and the lack of effective protocols have caused irreversible […]

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The White House asks Sheinbaum for ‘empathy’ for the 2 US agents killed in Chihuahua

The White House on Tuesday asked Mexico City Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum to show “a little empathy” for the two U.S. agents killed during a drug raid in Mexico. “I think the president (Donald Trump) would agree that a little empathy from Claudia Sheinbaum would go a long way for the two American lives that were […]