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Marlin Beach, one of the cleanest beaches in Cancun

Marlin Beach is one of Cancun’s largest and most attractive public beaches, perfect for those seeking to contemplate the vastness of the Caribbean. Its combination of soft, white sand, turquoise waters, and strong waves makes it a favorite spot for sunbathers and oceanfront enthusiasts. The amenities are simple but functional for a great day at […]

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Neighbors organize wake for family poisoned in Puebla

Family and neighbors held a wake for the family who died of carbon monoxide poisoning on February 8th in the Leobardo Coca neighborhood of Puebla. The mother and her two children were released to their relatives. According to the Puebla State Attorney General’s Office (FGE), the victims were identified as Catalina N., 37 years old; […]

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Deported by ICE, he returns to Xalapa with his 3 dogs: ADO denies him a ticket in Tampico

Eder Alexis Vela Rangel, 42, was deported from the United States, where he had lived for the past two years in El Paso, Texas. After his deportation, he began his journey back to Xalapa, Veracruz, accompanied by his three dogs: Chule, Emiliano, and Toni. The Veracruz native recounted that he was detained by Immigration and […]

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Art, culture and concerts come to Chapala and Ajijic with Carnival 2026

From February 12 to 17, Chapala and Ajijic will host artistic, cultural, and musical activities as part of the 2026 Carnival program, which is expected to receive around 60,000 visitors from the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area, Jalisco, and other parts of Mexico and the world. Free activities are planned in the recently renovated Parque de la […]

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Irregular Construction Projects Closed in San Cristóbal’s Chiapas, protected natural areas such as humedales and mountain reserves

Municipal, federal and state authorities carried out a joint operation to close works without permits in protected wetlands and mountains to safeguard ecosystems Authorities carry out an operation in San Cristóbal de las Casas to close irregular works and protect wetlands and mountains / Profepa authorities. Authorities from the three levels of government continue in San Cristóbal de […]

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Water outage in San Cristóbal has now lasted 90 days; construction remains unfinished

The shortage of drinking water continues in San Cristóbal de Las Casas, affecting thousands of users. Although the Municipal Water and Sewerage System (SAPAM) announced on November 10, 2025, that the service suspension would last 60 days, 90 days have now passed and the work is still not finished. According to the agency, the interruption […]

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San Luis Potosí consolidates its position as the national leader in automotive investment

According to the Automotive Cluster’s 2025 Automotive Investment Report, the state attracted $761.8 million, equivalent to 18.2 percent of the national investment in the sector. San Luis Potosí strengthened its position as a national leader in automotive investment in 2025, a result of the ambitious economic policy spearheaded by Governor Ricardo Gallardo Cardona. The Automotive […]

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More than 4 tons of cocaine seized off the coast of Baja California Sur

The detainees, identified as Jorge Armando Ramírez López, Julio César Pazos Padilla, José García Rodríguez, Ricardo Rodríguez López, and Gerardo Marcial Hernández, were transporting more than 4,700 kilograms of cocaine hydrochloride. The suspects were located at sea, between Cabo San Lucas and Clarion Island, where federal authorities seized 188 packages of the substance. The Attorney […]

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Kidnappings that plague Sinaloa

Despite the increase in violence in Sinaloa over the past two years, the State Attorney General’s Office (FGE) registered only 10 kidnappings in 2024; 14 more cases in 2025; and just one this past January. One of the main reasons for this low incidence is that victims of these crimes do not report them, or […]