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Security will be reinforced at archaeological sites in Oaxaca following a shootout in Teotihuacan, reports Salomón Jara

Salomón Jara, governor of Oaxaca, announced that security will be reinforced at the state’s archaeological sites following the attack on April 20 in Teotihuacán, State of Mexico, which left two people dead, including the assailant and a Canadian woman, and 13 injured. During his press conference on Tuesday, April 21, the governor stated that the […]

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Oaxaca government officials detained in state main square; residents demand dialogue

Residents of San Juan Mazatlán Mixe detained two employees of the State Government Secretariat (Sego) in the Zócalo of Oaxaca City as a pressure tactic after a previously agreed-upon dialogue with state authorities failed to materialize. According to the protesters, who are from the community of Lomas de Santa Cruz, a meeting had been scheduled […]

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Bovine presents “Dragons Flight” in San Miguel de Allende

From Jalisco to the heart of San Miguel de Allende, Bovine restaurant introduces a gastronomic experience designed to highlight the essence of premium tequila at the table. Under the concept of “Dragones Flight,” the offering connects the tradition of Casa Dragones with a selection of carefully chosen dishes to create a precise and balanced pairing. […]

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Discriminatory treatment denounced against “La más Draga” in San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato

The case of Georgie, a contestant on the reality show “La Más Draga,” raised concerns in San Miguel de Allende after she reported that municipal police officers tried to prevent her from taking photos near the Parish Church and accused her of stealing a backpack. Following the incident, state authorities issued a statement offering institutional […]

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Tourist areas in Querétaro reinforce security after shooting in Teotihuacán

Eric Gudiño, Secretary of Government of Querétaro, confirmed that the state maintains a coordinated security strategy, primarily in tourist areas, following the shooting in Teotihuacan, where several people lost their lives. The Secretary condemned the incident and emphasized the regrettable nature of the events at the archaeological site, but expressed confidence that the authorities will […]

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Bus accident in Querétaro leaves at least 9 dead and several injured

On the morning of Wednesday, April 22, a fatal accident occurred on the San Juan del Río-Amealco de Buenfil highway in Querétaro, near La Muralla. The preliminary death toll is at least 9, with a total of 27 people injured. Of those injured, at least 3 were airlifted to hospitals for medical treatment. The rest […]

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It’s official and confirmed | Mexico will prohibit all citizens listed on this registry from leaving the country.

The Senate unanimously approved the creation of a public registry that will restrict procedures, candidacies, and even travel abroad for those who fail to pay child support. The Senate of the Republic approved the creation of the National Registry of Delinquent Child Support Debtors with 84 votes in favor and none against. The measure amends […]

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UN High Commissioner acknowledged that organized crime controls territories in Mexico: Anaya

The coordinator of the National Action Party (PAN) bloc in the Senate, Ricardo Anaya, stated that the United Nations High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, said that, as in other parts of the world, portions of Mexican territory are controlled by organized crime. In a press conference, Anaya emphasized that they had the opportunity […]

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AT&T reports losing half a million prepaid customers in Mexico due to CRT registration

AT&T reported a decrease of half a million prepaid lines in Mexico during the first quarter of the year, compared to the same period last year, as a result of the line registration program launched this year by the Telecommunications Regulatory Commission (CRT). In its first-quarter financial report, the company stated that it had 16.8 […]