The Tlaxcala Carnival 2026 will feature 200 dance troupes and 5 stages
It is an event where entire families participate and which has been passed down from generation to generation. The Tlaxcala Carnival is one of the state’s most important traditions, bringing together thousands of visitors to experience its music, vibrant colors, and folklore. The Ministry of Public Education and the Ministry of Culture officially presented the […]
Family from Hidalgo shot on the Arco Norte highway; 2-year-old girl and her grandmother injured
On the night of Friday, January 30, an armed robbery was reported against a family from Hidalgo traveling on the Arco Norte highway. The attack left two people injured: an elderly woman and a two-year-old girl, grandmother and granddaughter. The preliminary report indicated that the family, who were merchants, were from the community of Huitel, […]
Seismic activity disrupts hot springs resort in Hidalgo, and it is evacuated as a precaution.
Local authorities and the management of El Geiser water park in Tecozautla, Hidalgo, activated a preventative evacuation protocol this morning after an unusual decrease in the flow of water and steam from the natural phenomenon was recorded. This led to the temporary suspension of activities and the evacuation of visitors. According to official reports, the […]
Between blankets and hugs: the cultural meaning of making “loch” in the Yucatan Peninsula
In the Yucatán Peninsula, where heat prevails for much of the year, winter brings with it a very particular phenomenon: the chill, a feeling of cold intensified by the humidity. In this context, one of the most endearing expressions of the local culture emerges: “hacerse loch,” which means to hug or snuggle together to share […]
Campeche, the economic collapse; the catastrophe
Ciudad del Carmen, the engine that sustains the capital city of Campeche, and which for over forty years was the largest settlement for the workforce of Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex), providing the country with resources through the export of crude oil extracted from the Bay of Campeche, is no more. The island is suffering greatly from […]
CAMPECHE: THE LABORATORY OF AUTHORITARIANISM
In Campeche, freedom of expression isn’t in crisis: it’s been kidnapped. Layda Sansores’s government has transformed the state into an instrument of persecution, where reporting, expressing opinions, or criticizing those in power can cost you your freedom, your property, or even exile you from public debate. Here, governance isn’t based on laws, but on punishment. […]
Who is David Gutiérrez Ruiz? The powerful businessman from Tabasco who founded a university
In the select group of Mexican millionaires, the name David Gustavo Gutiérrez Ruiz carries significant weight. With his business acumen and social commitment, he became one of the most powerful businessmen in Tabasco, wielding considerable influence at both the state and national levels. Born in Villahermosa, Tabasco, on December 25, 1939, David Gutiérrez boasts a […]
“More than six patrol cars blocked my path”: brutal account of minor tortured by Tabasco police
Emilio reported being illegally detained by Tabasco police, held incommunicado, and subjected to physical and psychological torture within the police station. “I’m a 16-year-old student and entrepreneur. I was driving along Boulevard Bicentenario when more than six patrol cars blocked my path. They forced me out of the car, at gunpoint. I felt anguish because […]
UNESCO presents coastal dune restoration plan based on scientific diagnosis to protect area of Tabasco
UNESCO presented a feasibility study and conducted a workshop for federal and state authorities in Tabasco on the revegetation and restoration of coastal dunes in the Barra de Santa Ana area. This initiative is part of UNESCO’s efforts to strengthen resilience, adapt to climate challenges, and reduce disaster risks through scientific and participatory processes. Coastal […]