Noroña announces forced mobilization to “defend sovereignty” against a possible invading army
Senator Gerardo Fernández Noroña sparked a new controversy by announcing that, in the event of a foreign invasion, Mexican citizens would be “reservists” obligated to defend national sovereignty, without being asked for permission to do so. The statement by the Morena party member, made in the context of tensions between Mexico and the United States, […]
COUP FROM WITHIN: SALINAS PLIEGO ASKS FOR HELP IN WASHINGTON AND VALIDATES THE NARRATIVE OF “DICTATORSHIP”
While tanks surround Mexico City and Sheinbaum attempts to negotiate with Trump, an unexpected internal conflict has just opened up. Washington, D.C., January 13, 2026. Ricardo Salinas Pliego, “Uncle Richie,” appeared at the OAS headquarters to formally denounce the Mexican State. THE MESSAGE IS DEVASTATING: He didn’t go to ask for a favor. He went […]
Mérida Strategic Tourism Plan 2025-2030
The Mérida City Council is currently drafting the Mérida Strategic Tourism Plan 2025-2030, which will serve as the roadmap for local tourism in the coming years, establishing specific lines of action and projects. The Plan does not focus on increasing the number of visitors or the local tourism offerings, but rather on reflecting on their […]
Language courses in Mérida: dates and prices at the Cephcis of the UNAM
With the start of the year, the UNAM’s Center for Philosophy and Letters (Cephcis) is opening registration for its language courses, which will begin in February. The program includes eight languages and is available to the general public, regardless of whether they are a student at the university. Currently, classes are offered in English, Chinese, […]
Power outage will affect water supply in 46 neighborhoods and subdivisions of Mérida
The Yucatán Water and Sewerage Board (Japay) reported that the Mérida III water treatment plant is experiencing power outages, which could result in low water pressure or service interruptions in the plant’s service area. This includes residential developments and neighborhoods, primarily located in the eastern and northwestern parts of the city. Among the residential areas […]
The Querétaro Aqueduct celebrates 300 years of history and legacy
The Aqueduct of Querétaro commemorates its 300th anniversary as one of the most important landmarks of the state’s and the country’s monumental infrastructure. Begun in 1726, this masterpiece of colonial hydraulic engineering has been recognized as a UNESCO World Heritage Site since 1996, solidifying its status as an emblem of identity for the people of […]
The Mexican state of Querétaro will install a multisensory space in the Plaza de Olavide ahead of Fitur 2026.
Visitors to Plaza de Olavide in Madrid will have free access to an immersive installation presented by the Mexican state of Querétaro. This initiative aims to strengthen ties between the Spanish city and the Mexican state, as well as promote Querétaro’s main cultural and tourist attractions, coinciding with the 46th edition of the International Tourism […]
Historic Center and Bernal, the most visited sites in Querétaro
The state of Querétaro reaffirmed its position as one of Mexico’s most important tourist destinations, receiving thousands of visitors throughout 2025, drawn by its rich history, culture, and natural beauty. Among the most popular sites was the Historic Center of Querétaro, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, which continued to be the main tourist attraction thanks […]