What are the cheapest places to live in Jalisco?
The business school of the Western Institute of Higher Studies (ITESO) published an analysis of the real estate market in Jalisco and Mexico during the second week of March, identifying the areas with the highest and lowest prices for buying and selling homes. For issue number 30 of the Economic Analysis Bulletin, more than 820,000 […]
Green Party councilwoman removes activist from photo and steals credit from animal rights activists
Joanna Eugenia Garay Machado, a councilwoman from the Green Party of Mexico (PVEM) in the Rosarito Beach City Council, took credit for activities carried out by animal rights groups and erased Liz López, leader of the Rosarito Volunteer Group, from one of the photos. The PVEM councilwoman posted on social media on Saturday, March 28, […]
New complaint against FIRT Olmeca for abuse of authority against young people
A new alleged abuse of authority by members of the Olmeca Interinstitutional Tactical Reaction Force (FIRT) was reported to Telereportaje. Parents and relatives of the young men Rodrigo, Brian Lorenzo, Luis Gerardo, and Oswaldo, arrested last Thursday on Julián Sánchez Street in the José María Pino Suárez neighborhood, better known as Tierra Colorada, denied that […]
Mexico loses international arbitration and will have to pay $270 million to Oro Negro
The Mexican government will have to pay $270 million in compensation to a group of investors in Integradora de Servicios Petroleros Oro Negro, following a ruling by a Canadian court that overturned a decision issued by an arbitration panel in 2024. In August 2024, the Arbitration Tribunal established under the North American Free Trade Agreement […]
Emergency ramps: now free… if you have insurance
Until 2023, using emergency ramps on highways was expensive, so drivers of both cars and trucks preferred to continue straight ahead rather than stop on one of these ramps, causing severe and tragic damage.Given this situation, starting in 2023, the Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation eliminated the fee for using emergency braking ramps on […]
It’s official: Nissan will also sell Chinese cars in Mexico. We already have the first confirmed models.
Nissan continues to define its short- and medium-term strategy. They recently announced some important plans that directly impact Mexico, revealing the arrival of new models, including vehicles of Chinese origin. Until now, the Japanese brand was one of the few that did not yet offer Chinese cars in the Mexican market, but this will soon […]
Both are women without the letter A.
The difference is that one is a mechanic. And she certainly seems to know what she’s talking about. The other has a degree in physics. She claims to have doctorates in engineering and energy. And she’s also the president of Mexico. After Claudia Sheinbaum uttered the now-famous “fill up with regular” and it went viral, […]
Miguel Ramos Arizpe: The Father of Federalism
A priest who didn’t just preach from the pulpit. A politician who refused to bow to the powerful. A liberal who championed federalism when most still favored a centralist empire. His name is Miguel Ramos Arizpe. He was born in northern Mexico, in Coahuila, when the country was still a viceroyalty. He was a priest, […]