Chiapas ranks first in the reduction of overall crime and second in the reduction of high-impact crime.
The Attorney General of the State of Chiapas, Jorge Luis Llaven Abarca, highlighted that, according to the Executive Secretariat of the National Public Security System, from January to October 2025, Chiapas ranked second nationally in the reduction of overall crime rates, with a score of 160.5, only surpassed by Tlaxcala with 150.3; a figure well […]
An armed attack has been reported in Ocotlán de Morelos, Oaxaca.
On Monday night, an armed attack took place in the municipality of Ocotlán de Morelos, a town located 45 kilometers from the state capital. The attack occurred in the town center. The wounded man was being transported by ambulance, but the assailants caught up with the vehicle and killed him. Security sources reported that residents […]
Oaxaca puts an end to open dumps. The new Urban Solid Waste Transfer Station begins operations.
The infrastructure that now collects and channels the metropolitan area’s garbage has begun full operation in Santa Cruz Xoxocotlán, after months of adjustments and with an investment exceeding 80 million pesos. The transfer station has become a strategic point, replacing makeshift dumps and marking a shift in waste management in the capital. The complex functions […]
Trolleybuses collide in Iztapalapa, Mexico City; several injured
On the morning of Tuesday, November 18, a serious collision occurred between two units of the Elevated Trolleybus system in the eastern part of Mexico City, specifically on the section connecting the Santa Martha Acatitla station in the Iztapalapa borough with the State of Mexico. Initial reports indicate that one of the units rear-ended another […]
Bank card cloners caught in Mexico City; 3 are foreigners
The Mexico City Secretariat of Citizen Security arrested four people—three foreign men and one Mexican woman—who are allegedly involved in the theft and tampering of ATMs in the Tláhuac borough. The incidents occurred in the Selene neighborhood, at the intersection of Tláhuac Avenue and Riachuelo Serpentino Street. At that moment, police officers observed two suspicious […]
The basic food basket in Mexico will be more expensive in 2026 due to inflation and tariffs.
The Basic Food Basket (CBA) has accumulated an inflation rate of 4.12% so far this year, which warns that the strain on families’ budgets will continue in 2026 and could even worsen, according to the National Alliance of Small Businesses (ANPEC). In releasing the results of its report on price variations for the basic food […]
Bank of America in Mexico expects growth to accelerate by 2026
The conditions are ripe for the Mexican economy to grow at a faster pace starting next year, as the uncertainty surrounding the renegotiation of the United States-Mexico-Canada Agreement (USMCA) will clear up and the results of companies relocating will begin to materialize, according to Emilio Romano, CEO of Bank of America in Mexico. He stated […]
Despite Canadian alert, foreign tourism in Mexico continues to rise
The Canadian government updated its travel advisory for Mexico on November 13, 2025, warning its citizens to exercise extreme caution due to high levels of crime and kidnapping in certain regions of the country. The advisory, however, does not include restrictions for cities like Morelia or Pátzcuaro, where Canadian tourism maintains a strong presence. The […]
Farmers in Chihuahua protest against the new General Water Law
Farmers from Irrigation District 005, representing the municipalities of Delicias, Meoqui, and Camargo, held a demonstration outside the Chihuahua State Congress on Tuesday to reject the new General Water Law currently under review in the Federal Chamber of Deputies and to urge local legislators to oppose the initiative. As part of their protest, they parked […]