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Install a new floating buoy wall

The U.S. government has reactivated and expanded the installation of a security buoy system on the Rio Grande, in the stretch between Brownsville, Texas, and Matamoros, Tamaulipas, as part of a strategy to deter irregular migrant crossings and illegal trafficking along the southern border. These floating barriers were initially deployed at the end of last […]

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Discover the work of Coahuila’s ceramic artists at the exhibition ‘Desert Ceramics 4.0’

Ceramic sculpture is more vibrant than ever in Coahuila, and the exhibition “Desert Ceramics 4.0” demonstrates the versatility of this material and the diverse range of works that the state’s artists are capable of creating. Opening this Thursday at the García Carrillo Cultural Center, the exhibition brings together the work of artists, sculptors, and ceramicists […]

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Samuel García positions NL as a technology hub in New York

The governor of Nuevo León, Samuel García Sepúlveda, was a guest on Bloomberg News from New York, where he presented the state as one of the most competitive destinations for U.S. companies to establish data centers, thanks to its strategic location, energy infrastructure, and highly qualified workforce. During the interview, broadcast from Bloomberg’s Interactive Brokers […]

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Why do the people of Nuevo León lose out if the dollar depreciates?

A friend who’s a businessman asks me if the depreciation of the US dollar affects or harms those of us in Nuevo León. My friend is about to start the paperwork to export candy and is very confused. And I tell him he has every right to be. Let’s see. As any economics student knows, […]

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It looks like something from another planet! The Cave of Crystals in Naica: This is how they discovered this surreal place in Chihuahua

Nearly 26 years ago, in the southern part of the state of Chihuahua, the Cave of Crystals in Naica was discovered, one of the most extraordinary scientific finds in recent history, and its crystalline formations are the largest in the world. In April 2000, brothers Eloy and Javier Delgado, miners, drilled to a depth of […]

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Work begins on the highways: key sections between Chihuahua, Juárez and the northwest of the state will be renovated

From January to July 2026, the Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications, and Transportation (SICT) will implement a paving program to rehabilitate seven sections of highway on the Chihuahua–Juárez (Route 45) and El Sueco–Janos (Route 10) routes, as part of the toll-free Federal Highway Network. The work will consist of removing the damaged asphalt and laying a […]

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Low-profile nudism: the beaches that grew in the shadow of La Escondida and Chihuahua

On one side of the Río de la Plata, Playa Querandí, in Villa Gesell. On the other, La Sirena, in the Uruguayan department of Rocha. Their names are practically unknown to most, but if you mention their older sisters, Playa La Escondida and Chihuahua, many will be able to guess what they are. Like a […]

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Women Among Birds: the collective that observes, records and protects biodiversity in Hermosillo

What began in March 2024 as a hobby among friends has now become a well-established group dedicated to birdwatching and recording in Hermosillo, under the name Mujeres Entre Aves (Women Among Birds). In an interview with El Sol de Hermosillo, Selene Margarita Terán de la Cruz, an ecologist and founding member of the group, explained […]

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Irregular construction of condominiums affects homes in Tijuana

The Tijuana City Council’s Urban Administration Department (DAU) has once again placed closure seals on a housing development by the company SM8 Desarrollos, located in the Madero Sur neighborhood, after damage was reported in three adjacent homes, one of which was flagged yellow for structural risk. According to municipal authorities, the project, called Sideways Cacho, […]