It bothers them that Tamaulipas is doing well…
A tour announcing an investment of over 23 billion pesos, housing construction for the most needy, maintenance on all highways, expanded social programs, and even the inauguration of the National Customs Agency facilities, which will operate from Nuevo Laredo starting today, is nothing short of good news for Tamaulipas, for the governor, and for creating […]
Beer is now cheaper than soda in Mexico
The increase in the IEPS (Special Tax on Production and Services) implemented by the federal government is already being reflected in the prices of sugary drinks in various parts of the country. Consumers have reported that, in some stores, a beer is cheaper than a soda of the same size, a situation that has surprised […]
What is the price of gasoline in Nuevo León on January 26th?
Don’t know the price of fuel per liter in Nuevo León? Check below for the highest and lowest prices for January 26, according to data from the Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) and the Federal Consumer Protection Agency (Profeco). Since prices are constantly changing, it’s important to stay updated on gasoline prices. How much does gasoline […]
The “Club Álamos”: the oldest cantina and its anecdotes
There are places where they don’t just serve drinks… they serve stories. And in Álamos, if those walls could talk, they’d surely ask for another round. That place is Club Álamos. Although its adobe facade might suggest a colonial feel, it actually began in 1915—likely as a shoe factory—and ended up becoming, in 1965, the […]
Politicians, military personnel, and artists: illustrious figures that Álamos has produced
When Álamos is mentioned, the echo of its arcades immediately brings to mind two names that shine brightly: the poise of María Félix and the prodigious voice of Alfonso Ortiz Tirado. But this city was not only the cradle of divas and tenors. Álamos was, and continues to be, a breeding ground for power, thought, […]
Snowfall in Chihuahua and Sonora causes road closures and disruptions.
The Chihuahua State Civil Protection Coordination (CEPC) reported that during the last 24 hours, the third winter storm of the season brought a significant drop in temperatures, snowfall to 13 municipalities, and rain to various regions of the state. Snowfall was recorded in the municipalities of Balleza, Bocoyna, Casas Grandes, Gómez Farías, Guachochi, Guadalupe y […]
Tuberculosis primarily affects day laborers in San Quintín, Baja California.
Respiratory infections, especially tuberculosis, are among the main health problems affecting agricultural workers in San Quintín, according to the report “Living Conditions and Perception of Health Services in the Community: A Qualitative Study in San Quintín, Baja California,” presented at the International Congress on Tuberculosis and Other Mycobacteriosis Research. The document highlights inequalities in access […]
Baja California Sur: Foreign tourists pay 488 pesos for protection program
The Government of Baja California Sur announced that, starting January 1, 2026, international visitors will be required to pay 488 pesos per person as part of the Embrace it tourism and environmental development program. This amount was increased from the 470 pesos in effect during 2025. Payment is mandatory for foreign tourists over 12 years […]