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Two traffic police officers charged with soliciting bribes

A judge ordered two officers from the Jalisco State Security Secretariat’s Traffic Police to stand trial for bribery, after they allegedly demanded money from a motorist in exchange for not impounding his vehicle in Zapopan. At a hearing held in the Puente Grande courthouse, Judge Susana Azzaid Betancourt, of the First Control and Oral Proceedings […]

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How many tortillas should you eat a day? The Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) reveals the ideal amount for your health.

The Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) has cleared up one of the most frequent questions at Mexican family dinner tables: how many tortillas can be eaten per day without affecting one’s health? In its recent Healthy Eating and Exercise Guide, the institution specified that, for a person who maintains regular physical activity, the recommended limit […]

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Sonora: 440 minors were reported missing during 2025

Over the past decade, 1,136 minors have been reported missing in the state of Sonora, 440 of them in 2025. The New Generation Sonora Foundation indicated that, according to data from the National Registry of Missing and Unlocated Persons (RNPDNO), 37 percent of these minors have not been found. The most significant finding is that […]

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Government defends state exclusivity of lithium in Sonora and faces litigation with Chinese company

The Mexican government reaffirmed that lithium is a strategic resource whose exploitation is the exclusive responsibility of the State, and confirmed that the legal process continues in Sonora against the Chinese company Bacanora Lithium, which maintains that its concession predates the constitutional reform that reserved this mineral for the nation. The legal defense is based […]

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Mahahual on alert after jaguar attack on dogs

Two dogs were attacked by a jaguar in an area near the jungle in Mahahual, in southern Quintana Roo. According to reports, the pets were in homes with reinforced structures; however, the feline managed to attack them. After being alerted by neighbors, personnel from the Proyecto Akk Mahahual association went to the site to provide […]

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Vacation rental earnings decline due to oversupply and regulation in Quintana Roo

The Association of Professional Vacation Rental Managers (APAR) released figures for the end of 2025 in Quintana Roo, showing an 8% decrease in market value. Manuel Lozano, president of APAR, explained that while they generated approximately 686 million pesos in 2025 from their services, the previous year the figure reached 747 million. The average occupancy […]

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Quintana Roo and Yucatán, among the 15 states with the most dengue in 2026

Dengue fever remains a concern on the health radar of the Yucatán Peninsula. In the first five weeks of 2016, Quintana Roo and Yucatán remained among the 15 states in the country with the highest number of confirmed cases. The active cases detected during this period have once again positioned the region as one of […]

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Enjoy free admission to museums in Potosí on Wednesdays

The State Government’s Ministry of Culture invites the general public to take advantage of free admission on Wednesdays at various cultural venues in the city of San Luis Potosí, with the aim of promoting access to culture, art, and historical heritage among the population. Among the venues participating in this initiative are the Jesús García […]

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“Allies” in Zacatecas and SLP challenge Sheinbaum

Saúl Monreal, a legislator from the Morena party, and Manuel Velasco, coordinator of the Green Party (PVEM) parliamentary group in the Senate, ignored Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum’s calls to combat nepotism in the 2027 elections. After an interview with the media, Velasco endorsed his colleague Ruth González, wife of the governor of San Luis Potosí, Ricardo […]