Rain is expected in April and May to alleviate the water crisis in Nuevo Laredo
The head of the Rio Grande Studies Center, Gustavo Pantoja, indicated that rain is still expected in Nuevo Laredo during April and May, which would help improve water conditions in the region. He explained that these two months, along with September, are historically considered periods of high rainfall for the city and the Two Laredos […]
Federal government promotes road and water infrastructure projects in Colima; contemplates investment of 10 billion pesos
The Secretary of Infrastructure, Communications, and Transportation, Jesús Antonio Esteva Medina, and the Director General of the National Water Commission, Efraín Morales López, announced the highway and water infrastructure projects that the federal government is promoting in Colima. These projects represent an investment of 10 billion pesos to improve connectivity and water supply in the […]
Alleged drug cartel banners hung in area to be visited by Hidalgo governor; event canceled due to wind
The appearance of banners with threatening messages, possibly signed by a criminal group, mobilized security forces this Thursday morning in Ciudad Sahagún, Tepeapulco, a municipality in the Hidalgo highlands. This morning, Governor Julio Menchaca Salazar was scheduled to visit the region to preside over the Apan Services Fair—15 kilometers away—but canceled his visit. The governor […]
Each representative from Hidalgo costs the public treasury more than 11 million pesos per year
In Hidalgo, each of the 30 local deputies represents an annual cost of 11,045,659 pesos, according to the budget allocated to the state Congress for 2026, which totals 331,369,765 pesos. With these figures, the state ranks 23rd nationally in terms of cost per legislator, from highest to lowest. The data was presented after Mexican President […]
Criticism of the appointment of an official who discriminated against a minor with Down syndrome in Hidalgo
The family of Daniel, a seven-year-old boy who was discriminated against when he was expelled from a swimming class he regularly attended because he has Down syndrome, condemned the appointment of Fátima Lorena Baños Pérez as head of the Institute of Professionalization and Legal Research of the Judicial Branch of the State of Hidalgo. Baños […]
Tlaxcala launches its First Culinary Week to position the state as a culinary benchmark
With the goal of solidifying the state’s position as a leading gastronomic destination, state authorities and the private sector announced the First Tlaxcala Cuisine Week. This initiative seeks to showcase the rich local culinary heritage as an engine of economic development and a magnet for national and international tourism. The presentation was led by Jorge […]
More than 600 archers will compete in Tlaxcala for their place in the Pan American Championship
More than 600 archers from across the country will compete in Tlaxcala during the President’s Archery Cup, an event taking place from March 18-22 at the High-Performance Sports Complex in Apizaco. This competition will be crucial for young athletes seeking qualification for the Pan American Championships in Medellín, Colombia. Registration for the tournament officially closed […]
Tlaxcala prepares for the 2026 Beach Volleyball Tour
Infrastructure work for the most anticipated sporting event of the year is progressing steadily. The state capital has begun transforming its public squares to accommodate the regulation courts that will host the world’s best beach volleyball players. Daniel Moncayo Cervantes, director of the Tlaxcala Sports Institute (IDET), reported that the main venue at the Jorge […]
Work begins on Revolcadero beach after damage from Hurricane John
On Thursday morning, a backhoe from the National Fund for Tourism Development (Fonatur) began work on Revolcadero Beach, fulfilling one of seven commitments made by authorities to local service providers. The beach has suffered visible and ongoing damage since Hurricane John struck Acapulco in September 2014. Merchants and restaurant owners threatened to block the streets […]