Judge in Tamaulipas dismissed for imposing excessive fine on litigating lawyer
The Judicial Administration Body of the Supreme Court of Justice of Tamaulipas (STJT) temporarily removed Judge Mónica Pérez Chapa from the new accusatory criminal justice system and reassigned her to the traditional criminal justice system. This action was taken because she exceeded her authority by imposing a fine of 1.3 million pesos on a litigating […]
Heavy rains collapse bridge, leaving several communities isolated in Veracruz
Several communities located between Zontecomatlán and Ilamatlán were once again cut off after last night’s rains washed away a temporary bridge installed by the Ministry of Infrastructure and Public Works (SIOP) following the October 10 floods. According to the National Water Commission (Conagua), the rainfall recorded last night exceeded 160 liters per square meter in […]
Oil spill affects the Cazones River in Veracruz
The appearance of the product in the waters of this tributary led to the suspension of water pumping to the city of Poza Rica and forced Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) to deploy oil booms and containment booms. The source of the hydrocarbon that reached the Cazones River remains officially unknown. The Veracruz State Water Commission was […]
Campeche City Council closes Maya Train hotel after visit from Secretary of Tourism
Following a visit by the federal Secretary of Tourism, Josefina Rodríguez Zamora, the Campeche City Council closed the Hotel Edzná, part of the Maya Train project, located one kilometer from the archaeological site of the same name. The state Secretary of Tourism, Adda Solís Peniche, had announced the federal official’s arrival to oversee private activities. […]
The story of the Mexican deaf soccer team that captivated social media and made it to Tokyo
The Mexican National Deaf Football Team qualified for the Tokyo 2025 Deaflympics through sheer merit: discipline, preparation, and results. However, despite earning their place in the competition, the team did not receive support from CONADE (the National Commission for Physical Culture and Sport) to cover travel expenses, jeopardizing their participation. Everything changed when Lizzie Rodríguez, […]
Baja California: Blessed Land
A landscape where the Pacific Ocean and the Gulf of California meet; where desert and sea coexist, prickly pear cacti and vineyards, oysters and olive groves. Added to this is the hospitality of a land that, for centuries, has welcomed travelers, entrepreneurs, migrants, artists, workers, poets, winemakers, doctors, and fishermen. With 1,600 km of coastline, […]
Tijuana will open a fast-track border crossing for San Diego workers
The local government will create a program for expedited border crossings for people who work in the United States and live in Tijuana, according to Pedro Montejo Peterson, Tijuana’s Secretary of Economic Development (SEDETI). He explained that they are still finalizing the exact times for this program, which aims to reduce wait times through the […]
Dengue cases skyrocket 96% in Baja California Sur during the last month
According to information from the Baja California Sur Health Secretariat (SSABCS), dengue cases in the state have doubled in the last month, with the municipality of La Paz having the highest number of accumulated cases so far this year. At the beginning of November, the State Government reported 250 confirmed cases in Baja California Sur. […]
A fight between taxi drivers and a tourist in Playa del Carmen goes viral.
A new episode of violence has once again raised alarms in the tourist heart of Playa del Carmen, after videos went viral showing taxi drivers from the Lázaro Cárdenas union fighting with a tourist. Although initial reports suggested the taxi drivers had tried to overcharge the fare, it was later confirmed that the tourist threw […]