A taste of Cuba at Miramar Beach! The new spot that’s winning over tourists with its food and drinks.
Traditional Cuban cuisine has arrived at Miramar Beach in Ciudad Madero, offering a fusion of Mexican and Caribbean dishes thanks to the Noche Cubana restaurant. Three entrepreneurial women, Mayra Janeth Florentino, her sister Ana, and Raquel Ruiz, joined forces to make this possible and offer a wide variety of dishes for this Holy Week season, […]
The story of the family behind La Jaibita: the seafood salsa of Tampico
If you’ve ever tasted seafood in Tampico, you’ve almost certainly heard of it. But its story goes far beyond the flavor. Behind the bottle with the unmistakable label is a family, four generations of tradition, and an origin that dates back to the 1930s, when a merchant decided to turn a homemade recipe into a […]
“It’s not fair to pay to enter our municipality”: citizens demand the removal of the tollbooth at the Pánuco Bridge
Merchants and residents of Pánuco demanded the removal of the tollbooth on the Pánuco Bridge, given that it has collected over 307 million pesos in the last six years, with only 16% of those funds allocated to maintenance and rehabilitation. The president of the Pánuco branch of the National Chamber of Commerce, María Magdalena Rivera […]
Taco Festival in Xalapa exceeds expectations in Los Lagos
The sixth annual Taco Festival in Xalapa exceeded expectations and saw high visitor participation, according to the City Council’s Economic Development Department, headed by Daniela Griego Ceballos. The event was held for the first time at Paseo de Los Lagos, where it took place in a family-friendly, organized, and safe environment, with activities geared toward […]
Nearshoring is not dead, says Jalisco business community
Contrary to comments from some economists who point out that “nearshoring” or the relocation of production chains to supply the United States “is dead” given President Donald Trump’s tariffs and the review of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA), for business executives in Jalisco it is still in effect and they consider it key to the […]
The tomb of “El Mencho” becomes a tourist attraction in Jalisco; visitors arrive discreetly.
Under a white tent, next to the tomb of a brother of the “narco of narcos,” Rafael Caro Quintero, hundreds of roses continue to adorn the grave of Rubén Oseguera Cervantes, “El Mencho,” which has become a tourist attraction at the Jardín Recinto de La Paz cemetery in Zapopan, almost a month after the burial […]
How to change license plates in Jalisco without an appointment and for free: a quick guide
Following the announcement of a further extension to the deadline for free license plate replacement in Jalisco, the Ministry of Public Finance reported that an appointment is no longer required to complete the process. License plate replacement is mandatory for all vehicles with plates bearing the “Maguey,” “Minerva,” and “Gota” (red and green) designs, including […]
Hitmen attack Tabasco police with gunfire during patrols: two attackers were killed
An armed confrontation between civilians and municipal police in Huimanguillo, Tabasco, left two assailants dead early Monday morning, March 30. The incident occurred at kilometer 15, near the Tierra Nueva 4th Section Ejido, where officers were responding to a report of gunfire. The Tabasco Security Cabinet reported that the officers were conducting patrols when they […]
Pemex justifies gas flaring in Tabasco as a temporary measure
Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) stated that the gas flaring at the Agave Separation Battery in Tabasco is a temporary measure resulting from operational conditions, and affirmed that it will be permanently eliminated by mid-2026. The company explained that regular gas flaring at this facility, located near communities in the municipalities of Centro, Jalapa, and Teapa, was […]