Operation Heroes Countrymen guarantees safe return and dignified treatment to fellow citizens
During the National Launch of the 2025 Winter Special Operation of the “Paisano Heroes” Program, the commissioner of the National Migration Institute (INM) of the Mexican government, Sergio Salomón Céspedes Peregrina, explained that upon their return, Mexican nationals will receive personalized attention, dignified treatment, and clear support. The head of the INM explained that the […]
Armenta accuses former governments of looting Puebla; he calls them the “Cartel of Dispossession”
Governor Alejandro Armenta Mier (Morena) denounced the plundering of public funds through businesses that previous state administrations (PRI and PAN) allowed to operate, enabling groups to carry out activities that generated kickbacks. For this reason, he labeled all these “criminals disguised as businessmen” the “Cartel of Plunder.” This is why his government manages public resources […]
New Cablebus Lines in Mexico City: Where Will There Be More Public Transportation?
The Mexico City government announced today, December 9, 2025, that a total of five more Cablebús lines will be built to improve mobility for residents of the Mexican capital. Here’s where these lines of the public transportation system, which began operating on July 11, 2021, in Mexico City and transports thousands of people daily, are […]
Cannabis consumers will march in Mexico City
A march in support of cannabis use and six demonstrations will disrupt traffic in Mexico City. This Tuesday, December 9, a march and six gatherings are expected at different points in Mexico City. At 9:00 a.m., the La Comuna 4:20 collective will hold a march with three different destinations. Their goal is the creation of […]
Video Captures Unusual Landing in Mexico City
The cameras of the C5 (Command, Control, Computing, Communications and Citizen Contact Center) of Mexico City captured an unusual landing in the Historic Center area of Mexico City; find out here what happened between Balderas and Juárez Avenues, involving a parachute. What happened at Balderas and Juárez? Salvador Guerrero Chipres, director of the C5 in […]
24 drug traffickers’ vehicles seized in Sonora
A complete fleet of vehicles used by criminal organizations was seized in Agua Prieta, Sonora, early Monday morning, the state prosecutor’s office reported. The vast majority, authorities detailed, had been reported stolen in the United States. “As a result of the firm and coordinated work led by Governor Alfonso Durazo Montaño, through the State Peace […]
Vehicle registration fees in Guanajuato will increase by 76% by 2026, if approved by the legislators.
By 2026, all Guanajuato residents who own a car will have to pay an additional 508 pesos in vehicle registration fees. This is because the current fee for motor vehicles, trailers, and semi-trailers is 672 pesos. However, starting January 1, 2026, it will increase to 1,180 pesos, a rise of 508 pesos, representing a 76% […]
Querétaro remains among the 10 states with the fewest intentional homicides
From January to November 2025, Querétaro ranked ninth nationally among states with the fewest intentional homicides, with a total of 139 cases registered, according to Marcela Figueroa, head of the Executive Secretariat of the National Public Security System (SESNSP). This figure represents 0.6% of the national average, estimated at 679.47 homicides during the same period. […]
Drinking in public, the most frequent incivility in Querétaro
During the first week of December, officers from the Querétaro Municipal Public Security Secretariat (SSPMQ) referred 271 individuals to civic courts for various administrative violations of the Querétaro municipality’s administrative justice regulations. According to the results obtained from December 1st to 7th, the most common administrative offense was public intoxication, followed by disobeying a court […]