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US issues alert after shooting in Teotihuacan and urges extreme caution

An armed attack on Monday at the Teotihuacan archaeological site, one of Mexico’s most popular tourist destinations, sparked a strong international reaction after the death of a Canadian citizen and injuries to at least six other people were confirmed. The incident occurred at the site, located on the outskirts of Mexico City, raising concerns among […]

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The documentary ‘Between Mangroves and Mayans’ will be shown at the Tabasco Film Festival”

The documentary “Between Mangroves and Maya,” directed by Neil Morales, a biologist and graduate of the Juárez Autonomous University of Tabasco (UJAT), will be part of the first edition of the Tabasco Film Festival, which will take place on April 24 and 25 at the Hilda del Rosario Chamber Theater in the Villahermosa Cultural Center. […]

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Mass fish deaths reported on the border of Veracruz and Tamaulipas; Conagua denies presence of hydrocarbons

Since last Thursday, a mass fish kill has been reported on the border between Tamaulipas and Veracruz, but it wasn’t until this afternoon that the National Water Commission (CONAGUA) issued a statement on the matter and denied the presence of hydrocarbons. The Tamaulipas Secretariat of Urban Development and the Environment (SEDUMA) reported last Thursday a […]

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Puebla celebrates its anniversary with a massive Danzón dance

This Sunday, the Zócalo in Puebla City was filled with music and dance as dozens of couples participated in a massive danzón demonstration, part of the celebrations for the 495th anniversary of the founding of Puebla. On 3 Oriente Street, next to the Puebla Cathedral, the Puebla City Council’s Municipal Symphonic Band performed various pieces, […]

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Mariachi outfits spark gunfire at Puebla market; attack leaves wounded and one kidnapped

Tragedy at the Morelos Market in Puebla. On the morning of Sunday, April 19, armed criminals, allegedly dressed as mariachis and wearing hoods, carried out a violent shootout that left two wounded and one man kidnapped. The sound of gunfire shattered the routine in a matter of seconds; those who were shopping or working inside […]

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Jalisco accelerates its path to becoming the film capital of Mexico by strengthening the audiovisual industry

In a move that redefines the landscape of Mexican cinema, the government led by Pablo Lemus Navarro announced, during the Guadalajara International Film Festival, an investment of 800 million pesos for the production of at least 20 films over the next five years, as well as the establishment in the state of the post-production company […]

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Jalisco and Guanajuato sign agreement to fine out-of-state vehicles

In an unprecedented move in the country, the governments of Jalisco and Guanajuato signed a collaboration agreement that will strengthen road safety, improve tax coordination, and combat tax evasion between the two states. This is the Agreement for Administrative Collaboration and Coordination in Tax Matters and Interstate Mutual Assistance, an instrument that is already in […]

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The Mexican Venice: the small town in Nayarit where tradition and flavor combine, surrounded by water

The state of Nayarit is home to several towns and villages that stand out for their unique geography and natural canal systems, which are integral to the daily lives of their inhabitants. One of these settlements has gained notoriety for the similarity of its urban layout to European destinations famous for their waterways. This is […]

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Zacatecas seeks to remove US travel alert

The governor of Zacatecas, David Monreal Ávila, announced that he has formally requested Melissa A. Bishop, the U.S. Consul General, to lift the travel advisory that the U.S. government maintains for the state. “We are among the safest states,” he stated during the weekly press conference, La Informativa. The governor based his request on the […]