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Christmas villages in Mexico that look like they’ve been taken from Europe?

It is perhaps one of the most popular and beloved. Located in Michoacán, it is known for its production of Christmas tree ornaments in a wide variety of colors, sizes, and materials. But above all, it’s famous because the town itself resembles a Christmas village, with colorful houses and gabled roofs that make visitors feel […]

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JAC avoids tariffs on Chinese vehicles and attracts Asian brands seeking manufacturing services

The news of a possible tariff of up to 50% on vehicles, auto parts, and motorcycles from countries without a free trade agreement has set off alarm bells for virtually all Chinese brands selling in Mexico. But in Ciudad Sahagún, Hidalgo, the reaction is different. JAC, the only Chinese firm with an assembly plant in […]

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The US has issued travel alerts for those planning to visit Mexico during the holiday season.

The U.S. Embassy in Mexico has issued new recommendations for American tourists planning to visit the country during the holiday season. According to ABC News, the warning urges travelers to “exercise increased caution” due to the presence of terrorism, crime, and kidnapping, citing the current Level 2 travel advisory in effect for much of Mexico. […]

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Losses from cargo truck theft in Mexico exceed 7 billion pesos

Cargo truck theft in Mexico increased from approximately 14,300 robberies in 2022 to nearly 16,000 in 2025. In 68% of cases, violence was involved. Annual losses from this crime are estimated at more than 7 billion pesos. Alejandro García Medina, Director of New Products at IA27, a consulting firm specializing in logistics security, explained that […]

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No more United States, Europe bets on Mexico: The continent’s new shield is born

A new alliance between Mexico and Europe will make renewable and clean energy the central focus of the energy sector. The energy industry will not only ensure we have sufficient capacity to support the high consumption of new technologies, but it will also serve as a form of trade between nations. These are the projects […]

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Sheinbaum will announce an increase in the minimum wage and a 40-hour workweek on Monday, December 1.

Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum made two important announcements regarding labor rights in the country. She celebrated the workforce and confirmed that on December 1st, her administration will announce the minimum wage adjustment that will be in effect in 2025. Sheinbaum Pardo explained that this update is part of her administration’s commitment to continue strengthening workers’ purchasing […]

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All about the Coffee, Chocolate and Tamale Festival in Mexico City

Christmas and New Year’s haven’t even passed yet, and we’re already thinking about 2026. Besides the World Cup, Mexico City is already gearing up for its traditional lineup of themed festivals; one of them being Candelaria. That’s why we recommend letting your best friend know that the Coffee, Chocolate, and Tamale Festival is returning to […]

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Extortionists from Veracruz and Quintana Roo operated hidden in Yucatán

Suspected extortionists operating in other states were located and arrested in Yucatán, including a criminal gang that set fire to houses to pressure and intimidate their victims. In the first operation, this group of suspected extortionists operating in southern Veracruz was arrested. The fourth person arrested is accused of extortion in Quintana Roo; he used […]

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Real estate project in Yucatán shut down due to damage to coastal dune; irregular permits alleged

Municipal authorities in Yobaín shut down a real estate project on the Chabihau–San Crisanto highway for lacking permits and causing damage to the coastal dune. Municipal officials documented the existence of construction work without authorization for building and land use. The case revealed new allegations of irregular permit management networks in the coastal area, a […]