Alert in Chiapas over massive data leak! Hackers expose information on thousands of users: names, phone numbers, and RFCs.
Leak of Personal Data of More Than 45,000 Mobile Phone Users Raises Cybersecurity Concerns in Mexico The leak of personal data belonging to approximately 45,804 mobile phone users has raised cybersecurity concerns in Mexico after a group of hackers claimed to have obtained and published sensitive customer information, primarily from the state of Chiapas. Among […]
🚨 AIRBUS JUST BET BIG ON MEXICO 🇲🇽✈️
While the world cheers Mexico’s run in the World Cup, something just as historic is happening on the ground in Querétaro. Airbus — the world’s largest aircraft manufacturer — officially inaugurated a massive expansion of its Querétaro plant, and the numbers are wild: 💰 646.7 million pesos invested👷 262 new specialized jobs created📈 Door production […]
🚨 Reports of charges up to $1,500 per vehicle levied against migrants returning home in Matehuala 🚨
Via social media, several compatriots traveling from the United States have reported alleged extortion at a checkpoint on Highway 57, just before reaching Matehuala, San Luis Potosí. According to accounts, demands of up to $1,500 per vehicle are being made; those who refuse are allegedly threatened with having their belongings removed and confiscated. Among those […]
Andrea Lotito has been calling for the same thing for weeks: for someone to declare an emergency.
The vice president of the Riviera Maya Hotel Association observes sargassum continuing to wash up on Quintana Roo’s shores in unusually large quantities, while nautical operators in Playa del Carmen have been unable to work for a week. The port had closed due to strong southerly winds; by the time it reopened, sargassum had already […]
🚨 DELUSIONS OF ARREST OR THE TRUTH THE SYSTEM WANTS TO SILENCE? ❌
What the government wants to bury as a simple arrest for alcohol-related behavior in Puebla has uncovered an explicit network of narco-politics and fuel theft that allegedly connects Puebla, Veracruz, and Oaxaca with the CJNG. In Mexico, mistakes reveal truths. We demand that every name be investigated! 🔹 Ariana Ferretiz Cabrera, who was detained while […]
The Underground Railroad had a southern route too — and it led straight into Mexico.
In 1829, President Vicente Guerrero — a man widely understood to be of African and Indigenous descent — signed a decree abolishing slavery across the Republic of Mexico. That’s more than 30 years before Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation. It didn’t stop there. By the late 1840s and into the 1850s, the principle was simple and absolute: […]
“Tomás Mejía: Crusader of the Faith and Martyr of the Fatherland”
Justo Sierra would write of him: “He remained permanently faithful to his ideals; he fought and died for a cause identified with his immeasurable religious faith, and he believed himself to be a soldier of Christ when he fought for the reaction and the Empire. For him, there was never an opportunity to separate Catholicism […]
Tired of being robbed by the same government, citizens demand an end to hidden faces at checkpoints.
More and more citizens say they feel vulnerable when they encounter checkpoints where officers wear balaclavas, hide their badges, or refuse to identify themselves. Many believe that authority should inspire trust, not fear. In a country where even criminal groups have used official uniforms to commit crimes, thousands of people believe that concealing one’s face […]
Northern Veracruz, a red zone for journalistic practice
On June 11, the journalism community in northern Veracruz was once again shaken by violence with the murder of Luis Ángel López Valdez, a reporter for Vanguardia de Veracruz and director of the media outlet Reportaje Policiaco Veracruzano. The case once again highlights the serious risks faced by journalists in the region. López Valdez was […]