New earthquake in Quintana Roo: that makes three in a month
A magnitude 4.6 earthquake struck Quintana Roo early Sunday morning, June 21, with its epicenter located 17 kilometers east of Felipe Carrillo Puerto, according to the National Seismological Service (SSN). The tremor occurred around 3:00 a.m. (Central Mexico Time) and was confirmed by the State Civil Protection Coordination, which activated its follow-up protocols after the […]
AMLO is called “the worst president of Mexico” by a Morena leader in Yucatán
The leader of the Morena party in Yucatán, Carlos Bojórquez Urzaiz, sparked controversy by referring to Andrés Manuel López Obrador as “the worst president Mexico has ever had” during a meeting in the municipality of Tizimín. The moment was captured on video and initially shared on digital platforms by users and journalists, including Audelino Macario. […]
Yucatán has lost almost 60 percent of its Mayan speakers
Yucatán represents one of the most significant cases of language shift in Mexico. Although it still has around 800,000 Maya speakers, it has a loss rate of nearly 60 percent, meaning that six out of every ten children of Maya-speaking mothers no longer learn the language as their mother tongue, revealed Violeta Vázquez-Rojas Maldonado, Undersecretary […]
The Secret Wine Cellar of Secrets Huatulco: the Mexican wine festival facing the Pacific
With the sea as its backdrop, the La Cava Secreta Wine Festival at Secrets Huatulco Resort & Spa immersed attendees in the world of Mexican wine, exploring the challenges, myths, and passion behind the country’s wine industry. The event paired exceptional wines with Oaxacan gastronomy, showcasing the dedication behind every bottle and dish. A Gathering […]
The mayor, the city council, and police officers of Santa María Apazco, Oaxaca, are accused of assaulting indigenous women.
Residents of the rural community of Llano de Sabino requested urgent action after accusing the municipal president of Santa María Apazco, Eduardo García Santiago, members of his council, and municipal police officers of institutional violence and serious aggressions against Indigenous Mixtec women. The community authority, members of the Council of Elders, and the Community Committee […]
Chiapas: massacres, disappearances and the persistent violence of organized crime
Although Chiapas is not among the Mexican states with the highest number of recorded massacres, violence linked to organized crime has left episodes that have marked the state and exposed the deterioration of security in different regions. According to the civil organization Causa en Común, between January 2020 and March 2026, a total of 3,306 […]
A new migrant caravan leaves Chiapas heading towards Mexico City and Monterrey
For the third time this year, a group of Central Americans and Cubans is organizing a migrant caravan from the southern border to cross the country by bus and reach central or northern Mexico. The caravan departed this Saturday from Bicentennial Park in Tapachula, Chiapas, and consists of approximately 200 people, primarily from Honduras, Guatemala, […]
Puebla is after the “Atlixcáyotl Highway Sniper”; there are now 11 complaints
Puebla Authorities Search for the Alleged “Atlixcáyotl Highway Shooter” After Multiple Vehicle Attacks Two months after several incidents were first documented, the Puebla State Attorney General’s Office launched investigations to locate the alleged “Atlixcáyotl Highway Shooter,” who is believed to be responsible for firing at vehicles traveling along this roadway. The investigation follows reports from […]
Every day, two senior citizens fall victim to cybercrimes in Puebla.
Cybercrimes Against Older Adults Increase in Puebla During the First Five Months of 2026 During the first five months of 2026, 238 older adults were victims of cybercrimes in the state of Puebla, representing a 10.2 percent increase compared to the same period of the previous year, when 216 cases were recorded. According to data […]