Who will answer to the taxi drivers?
The Supreme Court’s ruling nullified several restrictions that the Baja California Sur government had imposed on federal tourist transportation. For many taxi drivers in Los Cabos, this represents a blow to a business model they had considered for years to be part of their livelihood. Thousands of families invested their savings, acquired permits, and trusted […]
WHY SHOULD MEXICANS PAY THE COST OF CLAUDIA SHEINBAUM’S FAILURE TO HAND OVER ROCHA MOYA?
Is it fair for your household economy to suffer the consequences of the political decisions of a few? While those in power debate sovereignty, ordinary citizens are the ones who end up paying the real price through an unprecedented level of commercial pressure. The White House has activated a strategy of direct economic coercion against […]
It’s not just AIFA: a new airport is coming to Mexico, and here is what it will look like.
While the Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA) Continues Expanding Its Operations and Connectivity, Another Airport Project Is Moving Forward in Mexico It is the new terminal at Tepic–Riviera Nayarit International Airport, a project that promises to transform the state’s air connectivity and establish it as one of the main gateways to Mexico’s Pacific coast. According […]
The Topo Mayor takes a stand: tragedy is no stage for political propaganda.
Héctor Méndez, the Mexican rescuer known as “Topo Mayor” (Chief Mole), recounted that during rescue operations in Venezuela, a Venezuelan journalist asked him to publicly thank Delcy Rodríguez while being filmed.😤But his response was blunt. He made it clear that he was not there to engage in politics or follow anyone’s script:🗣️”I am not a […]
“Animal Farm” is not a book… it is a warning.
When a politician says:“The people need to understand; we have a right to luxuries,”all it proves is that many people didn’t read Animal Farm…or worse: they did read it, but identified with the pigs.George Orwell didn’t write a cute animal fable for children.He wrote a brutal X-ray of power.At first, they arrive claiming to fight […]
Mexican officials from Morena are becoming informants of the U.S. government, according to The New York Times
MEXICO CITY — A bombshell report published by The New York Times has sent shockwaves through bilateral relations, revealing that numerous high-ranking Mexican officials, members of the ruling party Morena, have secretly become informants for the United States government under the Trump administration. The investigation details a deeply entrenched, highly sensitive intelligence network where Mexican […]
Shortage of medicines and operational failures reported at Oaxaca Civil Hospital.
Members of Subsection 07 of the National Union of Health Secretariat Workers (SNTSA) staged a three-hour protest yesterday outside the Dr. Aurelio Valdivieso Civil Hospital to denounce the state of neglect and the shortages plaguing the facility. They reported a lack of medicines, supplies, and autoclaves—machines essential for sterilizing equipment and surgical linens—a situation that […]
Oaxaca residents block federal highway due to lack of electricity.
Due to a massive power outage affecting hundreds of Zapotec families for nearly a week, residents of the communities of Monte Águila, San Antonio Tutla, and Ejido Madero, Oaxaca, blocked Federal Highway 185 (the Trans-Isthmus Highway) along the Sayula de Alemán–Matías Romero stretch. The protest cut off the northern zone of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec […]
Oaxaca de Juárez City Council sets sale price of Las Rosas Street at 24 million pesos; approval scheduled for today’s special session.
Today, at a 4:00 PM City Council session, the Oaxaca de Juárez municipal government will vote on a resolution approving the removal of a section of Las Rosas Street—located in the Reforma neighborhood—from the public domain. The resolution sets the price for its potential sale to Banca Mifel (acting as trustee for Trust 8929/2025 GFM, […]