Why does an address in Jardines del Pedregal, Mexico City, appear in Jeffrey Epstein’s files? Here’s what we know
During the last days of January, the U.S. Department of Justice released more than three million pages of documents related to Jeffrey Epstein, the millionaire who died in August 2019 while awaiting trial on sex trafficking charges. Amid the wide variety of names and locations appearing in the files, the mention of an address in […]
UNAM and its social commitment.
It has long since ceased to be one of the world’s best universities, ranking around one hundred among the world’s higher education institutions and struggling to maintain its place among the leading Latin American institutions. What triggered its progressive decline and fall from grace as an international benchmark in the training of highly qualified professionals […]
Profeco suspends AT&T branches in Mexico City due to possible abusive practices
The Federal Consumer Protection Agency (Profeco) reported that it conducted a surveillance and verification operation that resulted in the suspension of three AT&T telecommunications branches in Mexico City, with the aim of curbing potential abusive practices against consumers. According to the agency, the measure was applied to three establishments located in the Cuauhtémoc borough, specifically […]
Crisis of insecurity, alcohol and drugs in high schools in Mexico City
Outside Mexico City’s high schools, the scene has shifted from being solely a student issue to a major red flag of danger. Many of the capital’s high schools, regardless of their location or whether they are public or private, have become veritable ecosystems of insecurity and the sale of alcohol, tobacco, and illicit substances, operating […]
Puebla received more than eight thousand migrants deported from the United States in 11 months
From January to November 2025, the state of Puebla received 8,706 migrants deported from the United States. This number represented the forced return of up to 26 people from Puebla per day during the aforementioned period. Information provided by the Mexican government specifies that 85.69 percent of the returns, corresponding to 7,460 cases, are men. […]
Puebla is the host city of the Mexico Gastronomic Guide 2026
This past weekend, Puebla hosted a celebration of Mexico’s ancient culinary culture and traditions with the #los250MX event; an annual celebration that recognizes the 250 most prominent chefs in the Mexican culinary scene. This was its twelfth edition. The event began on January 31st and will conclude on February 2nd with master classes and the […]
Former mayor René Lezama and three associates sentenced for 10 million peso fraud in Tehuacán
The Trial Court of Puebla City issued a guilty verdict against four men, including the former mayor of Tehuacán, René Lezama Aradillas, for a multi-million-peso fraud committed nearly eight years ago against local investors through the popular financial institution La Perseverancia del Valle de Tehuacán, S.A. de C.V. The court ruling established the criminal responsibility […]
Puebla will take magical towns to the World Cup
The Secretary of Tourism Development, Carla López-Malo Villalón, presented the strategy “Where there’s soccer, there’s travel, there’s celebration, there’s Mexico, there’s a lot of Puebla,” which will boost tourism promotion for the state through World Cup routes and community experiences in Pueblos Mágicos (Magical Towns) and various other locations, with a presence in at least […]
Smuggling and online commerce have destroyed 100,000 jobs in Puebla and Tlaxcala
The textile and apparel industry in Puebla and Tlaxcala is operating at only 60 percent of its capacity and has lost more than 100,000 formal jobs in the last four years, a decline that business leaders attribute to the smuggling of Asian goods and the expansion of online commerce with undervalued products. The president of […]