They’re looking for Raymundo. His foreign tenant, who hates Mexicans, is unleashing chaos.
Residents of La Lejona in San Miguel de Allende report that they have been experiencing a major problem for several days with a foreign neighbor who lives on Estrella Street. The man, apparently named John Sean, is a foreigner who clearly dislikes Mexicans (even though he lives in Mexico) and is completely out of control. […]
Mayor of San Cristóbal, with inexplicable wealth
The one who “likes to play with fire” in Chiapas, we’re told, is the mayor of San Cristóbal de las Casas, Fabiola Ricci Diestel (Morena party), as many are wondering how she manages to give her two sons a “magnate lifestyle” despite the “republican austerity” measures. We’re told the scandal erupted after the two young […]
The Tuxtla Gutiérrez–Huatulco Bays flight is inaugurated
The Secretary of Tourism of Chiapas, Segundo Guillén Gordillo, along with the Governor of Oaxaca, Salomón Jara Cruz, and the Secretary of Tourism of Oaxaca, Saymi Pineda Velasco, inaugurated the Tuxtla Gutiérrez–Huatulco Bays flight operated by Aerobalam, as part of the efforts to strengthen connectivity and economic development between the two states. This new destination […]
The bakery in Oaxaca where you can find authentic traditional Easter bread
Holy Week is just around the corner, and if you’re planning a vacation to southern Mexico, don’t miss the chance to visit the bakery in Oaxaca where you’ll find authentic traditional Holy Week bread. The bakery we’re talking about is Pan y Chocolate Oaxaca, a simple yet charming establishment that continues to delight customers with […]
Oaxaca’s best-kept secret: 6 workshops where you can learn from the great masters
Learning a trade is fundamental for specializing in a job in the future. It involves taking several classes where you’ll learn the techniques of each trade, and these workshops cover not only gastronomy but also crafts. What you probably didn’t know is that Oaxaca will offer six workshops where you can learn from master craftspeople […]
Mexico City police contain protesters who were trying to damage businesses during the March 8th demonstrations in Mexico City
The Secretariat of Citizen Security reported that during the International Women’s Day march on Avenida Juárez, a group of hooded protesters was detected attempting to damage businesses. They were followed to 5 de Mayo Street, where, after being contained by police and taken to a safe area, several objects that could be used as weapons […]
The ‘Dog Killer Grandma’ of Coyoacán is released; she is confronted upon leaving the courthouse
Flor ‘N’, the so-called ‘Dog Killer Grandma’ of Coyoacán, was released after a judge granted her a provisional suspension and she agreed to pay restitution for the torture and murder of the dog Moni in 2024. According to reports, the 77-year-old woman accepted her guilt, apologized, and will pay restitution. Now, she will only have […]
More than 130,000 people attend the nighttime Vía RecreActiva in Guadalajara this March
On Saturday night, the mayor of Guadalajara, Verónica Delgadillo, participated in the “Bien de Noche” Festival, which includes the Vía RecreActiva Nocturna (Nighttime Recreational Route), held every first Saturday of the month. This edition of “Bien de Noche” welcomed the arrival of spring. Verónica Delgadillo toured the Vía RecreActiva Nocturna, as well as strolling along […]
Why is the water coming out dirty in the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area? SIAPA reveals the causes
The Intermunicipal System of Drinking Water and Sewerage Services (SIAPA) faces structural flaws detected by external audits that reviewed its financial, administrative, and technical operations. The analyses were conducted by two specialized firms and primarily covered the period up to 2024. The results revealed problems in internal processes, technological systems, and administrative management. Tonantzin Cárdenas, […]