Discussion to bring forward the presidential recall referendum to 2027 postponed until next year
The discussion on reforming Article 35 of the Constitution, to move up the presidential recall referendum to 2027 and align it with the elections to renew the Chamber of Deputies and 17 governorships, has been postponed until 2026, confirmed Ricardo Monreal, coordinator of the Morena party, this morning. On November 10, the Constitutional Affairs Committee […]
A Sinaloan among the giants of science! Rafael Ángel Narcio Laveaga, the first Mexican Run Manager at CERN
In a universe where the smallest particles hold enormous secrets, the story of a young man whose passion and curiosity know no bounds emerges. Rafael Ángel Narcio Laveaga has taken the name of Sinaloa and Mexico to the most prestigious laboratories in the world, demonstrating that science is an open path for those who dare […]
Cuevas Moran criticizes Sheinbaum for defending Gertz Manero
Alejandra Cuevas Morán, who spent 528 days in prison after being accused by the Attorney General’s Office (FGR) when Alejandro Gertz Manero was head of the office, criticized Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum’s defense of the former attorney general. Through her account on the social media platform X, Cuevas refuted the federal government’s stance regarding Gertz Manero’s […]
Five workers in San Felipe, BC, were poisoned by marijuana-laced brownies.
Five employees of a gas station in the municipality of San Felipe, Baja California, were poisoned after ingesting brownies laced with cannabis, which they found in a box next to a garbage container. The incident occurred on the afternoon of Sunday, November 11, and on Monday, December 1, health authorities confirmed the ingestion and that […]
Fellow countrymen will participate in the 2025 Migrant Caravan: dates and route defined
The state government, through the Institute of Migration and International Liaison (IMEI), presented the strategy for the 2025 Migrant Caravan, which will take place on December 17 and 18 with the participation of more than a thousand vehicles. The goal is to guarantee a safe return for residents of San Luis Potosí who travel from […]
Mercury detected in skin-lightening creams
The Cofepris (Federal Commission for Protection against Sanitary Risks) is alerting the public that some skin-lightening creams contain mercury, a toxic ingredient that is not declared on the label. These are the products. The FDA allows a concentration of trace amounts of mercury in cosmetic products under good manufacturing practices of less than 1 ppm […]
The homes of a trustee and two councilwomen in Morelos were attacked simultaneously.
The homes of Xoxocotla’s municipal trustee, Alicia Fernandina Capistrán Martínez, and councilwomen Xitlali Mejía Huerta and Alma Rosa Santos Mata were attacked with gunfire almost simultaneously in the early morning hours of December 1st. According to the officials’ legal advisor, Luis Linares Castro, the attacks occurred within a five-minute span, between 3:57 and 4:02 a.m., […]
Miguel Ángel Suárez: from traveling through villages to bringing Mexican coffee, mango, and cacao to Saudi Arabia
Miguel Ángel Suárez Meza—director of RUMEC—has spent years traveling throughout Mexico’s 32 states, venturing into rural communities to understand firsthand the daily lives of producers: their struggles, their losses, their talent. It was during these visits that he witnessed a harsh reality: many harvests were wasted or sold at paltry prices, while the industry concentrated […]
Farmers demand adjustments to water regulations and threaten blockades
Just days before the start of the debate on the Water Law in the Chamber of Deputies, peasant leaders warned that if their demands related to this new law are not addressed, they are ready to mobilize and block highways once again. After meeting with the Speaker of the Chamber of Deputies, Kenia López Rabadán […]