Pack of dogs terrorizes neighborhoods in San Luis Potosí
Residents of numerous neighborhoods in the northern and western parts of San Luis Potosí are reporting a pack of dogs terrorizing the area. The dogs are causing damage and are extremely aggressive toward other animals, prompting residents to request intervention from authorities, fearing that these attacks could turn against them. The complaints come from neighborhoods […]
Arrest warrant for fraud in San Juan del Río: woman arrested in Sinaloa
The arrest warrant for fraud in San Juan del Río was executed by the Querétaro State Attorney General’s Office in coordination with Sinaloa authorities, following the arrest of Karla “N”, accused of her alleged involvement in the crime of organized fraud. Members of the National Guard located and apprehended the suspect in Mazatlán, Sinaloa. Subsequently, […]
Guatemalan traffickers clash with marines on the Suchiate River
On Monday morning, a confrontation occurred on the Suchiate River, known as the Armadillo crossing, after rafters attempted to smuggle drums of gasoline into Mexico. A Navy unit was already waiting on the Mexican side and positioned itself to prevent the fuel from crossing. The incident generated tension in the border area, where there were […]
Pueblo Bonito Vantage San Miguel de Allende is betting on premium tourism
The Pueblo Bonito Golf & Spa Resorts group, founded in 1987 by Ernesto Coppel Kelly, unveiled the Pueblo Bonito Vantage San Miguel de Allende hotel, its second property under the Vantage brand and a key element in its expansion into high-value cultural destinations. In an interview with El Economista, Mary van Den Heuvel, Marketing Director […]
Clandestine aircraft carrying more than half a ton of drugs seized in Oaxaca
The Secretary of Security and Citizen Protection (SSPC), Omar García Harfuch, reported that security forces seized a clandestine aircraft transporting drugs in the state of Oaxaca. Through his social media accounts, García Harfuch detailed that the operation resulted in the seizure of 534 packages of cocaine, weighing over half a ton, equivalent to millions of […]
Marx Arriaga arrives in Ciudad Juárez; he is met with protests
This Wednesday morning, February 18, Marx Arriaga Navarro, the former Director General of Educational Materials for the Ministry of Public Education (SEP), arrived at the Ciudad Juárez International Airport at 10:30 a.m. Outside the airport, a protest was taking place against the former official, with demonstrators calling him a “rat” and shouting insults at him […]
COURSE ON TEQUILA AND MEZCAL LAW
Tequila and mezcal are not just symbols of Mexico: they are highly regulated industries with legal, commercial, and intellectual property implications. This course will allow you to understand and apply the legal framework that governs their production, certification, labeling, advertising, and marketing, both in Mexico and in international markets. 🚀 Ideal for lawyers, legal advisors, […]
Oh Marx, what a relief, you got fired from your job!
It turns out that this Marx guy—not the one called Karl, the father of Communism, no, this Marx is Mexican—wrote textbooks that would have sent us plummeting into the abyss. He wanted to unify children’s thinking in his textbooks, to make them think like sheep and obey what he wrote without excuses or pretexts. And […]
Local Government Urges Vehicle Identification Controls Amid Surge in Alternative Transport Use
The exponential increase in the purchase and use of these vehicles has raised concerns among local government officials, as their circulation has expanded without clear regulations regarding speed, insurance, licenses, or penalties. In an interview with La Prensa, Commissioner Beatriz Valdez Vázquez, Director General of Traffic Regulations Enforcement for the Undersecretary of Traffic Control, stated […]