Governor of Veracruz witnesses motorcycle accident; residents demand speed bumps and a pedestrian bridge
The governor of Veracruz, Rocío Nahle García, witnessed a motorcycle accident while traveling on the Boca del Río-Medellín highway, near the town of Paso del Toro. Locals urged her to stop and intervene so that the injured could receive immediate medical attention. According to witnesses, around 8:30 a.m., a motorcycle lost control and struck a […]
Efforts underway to have Dolores Hidalgo declared a World Heritage Site
Authorities are seeking to have Dolores Hidalgo declared the third World Heritage City in Guanajuato, joining San Miguel de Allende and the state capital. The goal is for Guanajuato to become the most important tourist destination in central Mexico, especially considering that Dolores Hidalgo is the Cradle of Mexican Independence. Adrián Hernández, mayor of Dolores […]
Measles in Hidalgo: one municipality will require mandatory face masks; this is how infections are spreading
In response to the measles outbreak, which has already been treated as a public health emergency in Mexico, the municipality of Progreso, located in the central part of the state of Hidalgo, announced that it will require the use of face masks for virtually the entire population, without exception. The city council issued the recommendation […]
Mexico City government denies that Cruz Azul’s stadium will be built in Bicentennial Park: Clara Brugada reported this
After Clara Brugada, Mexico City’s mayor, met with Víctor Velázquez, sporting president of Cruz Azul, several rumors surfaced regarding potential sites and areas where the team could build its stadium, one of them being Bicentennial Park. In response, Brugada Molina denied that Cruz Azul has authorization to occupy space within the park for its stadium. […]
From disorder to chaos and corruption in Mexico City: the PGD
If we already live in a chaotic city, we’ll barely survive in the chaos: endless traffic jams, noise, water shortages, pollution… Nothing better bodes well for the General Development Plan (PGD) for Mexico City devised by the new government. Following in the footsteps of the previous PGD project, which thankfully failed, the authorities intend for […]
Oaxaca begins 2026 as the second most expensive state in the country
The state of Oaxaca began 2025 as the second most expensive state in the country, registering a 4.67% price increase in January, according to the National Consumer Price Index (INPC) published this Monday by INEGI (the National Institute of Statistics and Geography). Only Quintana Roo, with a 4.98% increase, surpasses Oaxaca and is the most […]
Salomón Jara announces changes in his government after the recall election in Oaxaca
The governor of Oaxaca, Salomón Jara Cruz, announced changes in his administration, a relaunch of his government, after “listening to the voice of the people” during the recall referendum. In this regard, the governor explained that this entails an objective and critical review and evaluation of his cabinet and extended cabinet. “I am a person […]
Loreto, Baja California Sur: A destination for intentional travel, coastal hikes, and moments of meditation between the sea and nature
Baja California Sur offers wellness-focused travelers the ideal escape with a unique combination of natural beauty and cultural depth. Loreto is much more than just a getaway For travelers looking for restoration through nature and meaningful connection, Loreto, Baja California Sur, offers a rare type of wellness escape. Not defined by overexploited trends or crowds, […]
The Mayan Jungle is not an amusement park: what is happening in Mahahual and Cozumel?
The Yucatán Peninsula faces a new threat. The cruise line Royal Caribbean intends to bring to fruition two mega-tourism projects: Royal Beach Club, planned for Cozumel, and Perfect Day, projected for Mahahual, on the southern coast of Quintana Roo. Both projects are part of an extractive, intensive, and exclusionary cruise tourism model that transforms living […]