Violence in Veracruz continues after Sheinbaum’s visit
Less than 20 hours after Claudia Sheinbaum, Omar García Harfuch, and the national security apparatus visited Veracruz, a wave of violence erupted in the north and south of the state. Three murders, a robbery, a lawyer kidnapped, Molotov cocktail explosions, and a massive police mobilization following an attack on security personnel. This afternoon, members of […]
They uncover shady deals in Paraíso
Contractors and city hall staff are accusing Mayor Alfonso Baca of corruption, alleging he awarded 166 million pesos in public works contracts to his friends and family. “Today’s results are the fruit of a budget managed responsibly and transparently: 166.2 million pesos converted into 150 public works and services. This year has been historic,” declared […]
Compact vehicles are prohibited from passing through the Villahermosa-Teapa highway due to flooding.
Traffic for compact cars was restricted on the Villahermosa-Teapa highway, between kilometers 41 and 46-47, due to flooding caused by rains associated with cold front number 30. Civil Protection authorities reported that, due to the depth and strong current of the water on the road, only vehicles weighing more than three tons are permitted to […]
A US military plane flew over Yucatán and Campeche
Following the landing of an aircraft at Mexico City International Airport (AICM) on Thursday afternoon, January 22, it was reported that another military plane had been flying over Mexico, allegedly for surveillance purposes. Social media users reported that a U.S. military aircraft was flying over Mexican territory, specifically in the south of the country. This […]
Campeche silenced; under the harassment of Layda Sansores
Journalists, university rectors, police officers, and even people who have worn costumes or masks of politicians during Carnival have been harassed, intimidated, and even sued by Layda Sansores, the Morena party governor of Campeche, who does not allow any kind of criticism or questioning of her administration. The inhabitants of this southern state are silenced. […]
Tulum hoteliers face three challenges: sargassum, image, and insecurity
David Ortiz Mena, president of the Tulum Hotel Association, noted that while Tulum reached 90% occupancy at the end of the year, the start of the new year brings new challenges, including sargassum seaweed, image management, and insecurity. “I would say it was a successful winter season; of course, we started January with some challenges, […]
Snowfall in the US cancels dozens of flights to and from Cancun
Snowfall in the United States has already caused the cancellation of 58 flights, as well as 47 delays to and from Cancún on Saturday, January 24, and Sunday, January 25, according to a report from Aeropuertos del Sureste (Southeast Airports). On Saturday, 20 arriving and 20 departing flights were affected: 14 United Airlines flights; 10 […]
Coparmex Cancun warns of a 62% increase in extortion crimes
According to data from the local branch of the Mexican Employers’ Confederation (Coparmex), Cancún accounts for more than 85% of extortion cases across the entire Yucatán Peninsula. María Jovita Portillo Navarro, president of this local employers’ organization, stated that in Cancún alone, the cumulative number of cases between January and November 2025 reached 162, representing […]
Deficient health services in Yucatán
The crisis facing the health sector in Yucatán is the responsibility of administrative centralism, which limits the operation of clinics and hospitals in the state. Despite having highly trained and committed medical personnel, the lack of federal support has led to shortages of basic supplies, directly affecting patient care. Given this situation, Representative Gaspar Quintal […]