Nighttime road closures announced in downtown Puerto Vallarta for “Bear Week”
Municipal authorities announced temporary road closures in downtown Puerto Vallarta this week for “Bear Week,” one of the most popular tourist events at the start of the year, attracting thousands of national and international visitors to the city.From Thursday, January 29, through Saturday, January 31, nighttime road closures will be in effect on Lázaro Cárdenas […]
Presidential equipment stolen in the north of the country recovered
It seems that, even in crime, there are limits that are best not crossed.After the theft of equipment belonging to the Office of the President of the Republic on the dangerous route to Matehuala, in San Luis Potosí, federal pressure had an immediate effect. The Attorney General’s Office (FGR) confirmed that the material was found […]
MORENA FAILS IN ATTEMPT TO AUTHORIZE SEX CHANGES FOR CHILDREN IN JALISCO.
The Congress of the State of Jalisco rejected an initiative promoted by Morena party representatives that sought to allow children to change their gender identity before reaching the age of majority. The proposal failed to advance after a clear vote: 11 in favor, 22 against, and one abstention. The legislators from the Citizens’ Movement party […]
Mexicans and lawmakers reject Trump’s tariffs on oil shipments to Cuba; they point to “imperial pressure” against Mexico
Mexicans and members of the Morena party rejected the order signed by US President Donald Trump imposing tariffs on goods from countries that sell or supply oil to Cuba. The Mexican Movement of Solidarity with Cuba rejected “imperial pressure” against the island and Mexico, and the Communist Unity movement denounced “more aggressive and blatant” US […]
IBERO EXPERTS REJECT PROSECUTOR’S REPORT ON INTEROCEANIC TRAIN ACCIDENT. THE TRACKS ARE FROM THE TIME OF PORFIRIO DON AND THE TRAINS ARE SCRAP.
In a lecture to students at the Ibero-American University, civil engineering experts refuted the report by prosecutor Ernestina Godoy, who has charged the train driver and operators in the Interoceanic Railway accident. Many believe this charge is an attempt to cover up those truly responsible, including the project’s former supervisor, Gonzalo López Beltrán, son of […]
Four new clean energy parks announced in Yucatán
The Mexican Wind Energy Association (AMDEE) announced that Yucatán will have four new clean energy parks, reinforcing a regional wave that combines wind and solar power. The announcement, dated January 26, coincides with a national pipeline that aims to incorporate an additional 3,320 MW of wind power by 2030. For the Peninsula—historically vulnerable in transmission—this […]
From Paseo de Montejo to Xmatkuil: the historic change of the Mérida Carnival
For more than four decades, the Mérida Carnival’s main stage was the iconic Paseo de Montejo, an avenue that each year transformed into a corridor of massive celebration. Between 2000 and 2013, a period many Yucatecans consider its golden years, thousands of visitors gathered at this spot to experience a vibrant and popular tradition. In […]
Armed group arrested after breaking into Roberto Palazuelos’ hotel in Tulum
The Quintana Roo State Attorney General’s Office confirmed the arrest of four people—three men and one woman—who allegedly broke into the Diamante K Hotel, owned by businessman Roberto Palazuelos, located in Tulum. The detainees are accused of attempted robbery and aggravated assault against an employee of the establishment. According to official information released by the […]
Veracruz-style tamales are winning over palates and gaining popularity in Los Cabos
The secret to making a good tamale lies in the mixing and beating of the masa, the proper use of spices, and wrapping it in a banana leaf, says Jazmín Ochoa, a cook originally from the port of Veracruz, who has been selling Veracruz-style food in Cabo San Lucas for 18 years, specializing in traditional […]