Pachuca on alert: Purple Alert activated due to weather risk
Civil protection authorities reported that a Purple Alert was activated in Pachuca this Saturday due to strong winds that could reach gusts of up to 80 kilometers per hour in the city. According to the warning issued by Mayor Jorge Reyes, the expected weather conditions pose a risk to the population, mainly due to the […]
Between barbecue, rabbit, and other dishes, students from the Mezquital Valley promote the rich food of their region.
Students from Ermilo Abreu Gómez Secondary School, located in the community of San Nicolás, held a food fair to promote the culinary richness of the Mezquital Valley among young people and preserve local traditions. The competition, spearheaded by Chemistry teacher Miguel Pejay Roque, has for several years aimed to raise awareness among young people about […]
Password / Ixtenco, almost half a millennium ago
Taking a literary “snapshot” of authors who, in the second half of the 20th century, developed various literary genres and whose work was published in El Sol de Tlaxcala, we were surprised to find that there were not as few as one might initially assume: at least 12. And, interestingly, almost half of them were […]
Tlaxcala will host specialists from all over the country at the National Meeting for Water Culture
Tlaxcala is preparing to host the 2026 National Meeting for Water Culture (ENxCA), which will take place on April 23 and 24 at the Federico Silva Ecological Park in the capital city of San Hipólito Chimalpa. This event solidifies the state’s position as a hub for technical and social dialogue on water issues. The event […]
Operations against stolen cars in Saltillo do neither stop fraud nor corruption
Now that the agents of the Criminal Investigation Agency of the Coahuila Attorney General’s Office have taken a proactive approach to “preventing” the sale of stolen vehicles, deploying operations at car lots in Saltillo, some have pointed out that the agency, headed by Federico Fernández Montañez, could do much more—and with better results—in this area. […]
Atmosphere and tradition at the Cowboy Festival in Coahuila
With an atmosphere filled with music, tradition, and northern flavor, the Vaquero Grill & Música Monclova 2026 Festival kicked off Friday night at the Kickapoo Lucky Eagle Stadium, where hundreds of attendees gathered to enjoy the first day of activities, highlighted by a performance from the group La Casetera. The festival began around 8:00 p.m., […]
Calls for increased attention to pets following deaths from rickettsia
The Chihuahua State Health Department reported that from January 1 to March 22, 2026, five deaths due to rickettsiosis were recorded in the state: three in Chihuahua City and two in Ciudad Juárez. As for confirmed cases, 19 were registered. These cases occurred in the municipalities of Chihuahua and Aquiles Serdán, with five each; Ciudad […]
They are enjoying “Spring break” in Juárez
Authorities officially kicked off “Spring Break Juárez en la Juárez,” an event that brings together thousands of border residents of all ages. The event features the participation of various businesses and entrepreneurs from Avenida Juárez, including establishments like “La Santa” and “Taquito Mexicano,” among others. Tania Maldonado, Director of Economic Development, emphasized the importance of […]
Beekeepers face adverse market and lack of support
Although Zacatecas remains a state with significant honey production at the national level, local beekeepers face a complex situation marked by high production costs, low market prices, and a lack of federal support, unlike states such as Yucatán and Campeche, which do receive support through programs like Food for Well-being. Currently, the state is estimated […]