While Uber continues to fight with airports in Mexico, Jalisco is clear: “we are going to allow the use of apps”
While the Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation (SICT) insists that no ride-hailing app is authorized to operate at airports, the Jalisco government has decided to take its own path. Governor Pablo Lemus Navarro announced to the media that vehicles from platforms like Uber will be able to pick up and drop off passengers without […]
Carlos Manzo’s assassination: Jalisco and Puebla offer protection to 6 mayors; who are they and why did they request it?
Requests for protection for mayors increased on Monday, November 3, following the assassination of Carlos Manzo, the mayor of Uruapan, who was shot and killed this past weekend. After the deaths of Carlos Manzo and Miguel Bahena Solórzano in an armed attack on November 1, and in Pisaflores, Hidalgo, on October 20, several mayors opted […]
Young man goes viral for painting the graves of forgotten children in Nayarit
The painter Miguel Delgado has caused a sensation on social media for a unique and noble act: he has dedicated himself to painting the tombs of children that have been forgotten. The young painter went to the municipal cemetery of Santiago Ixcuintla to showcase his artistic talents on some of the tombs of little angels […]
Fake job offers, the lure used to make minors disappear in Nayarit
Tepic and Bahía de Banderas top the list of Nayarit municipalities with the highest number of missing minors, many of them linked to fake job offers disseminated primarily through phone calls or social media, revealed Maribel Contreras, the state commissioner for the Search for Missing Persons. The official explained that, although in most cases the […]
Balloon Festival and Book Fair Cancelled Due to Fire at Store in Hermosillo, Sonora
The Balloon Festival, scheduled for November 7, 8, and 9, has been officially canceled due to the tragic fire at a store in downtown Hermosillo. The Hermosillo City Council shared a statement on its social media channels announcing the cancellation as a show of solidarity with the affected families. “We share the deep sorrow felt […]
Sonora residents and officials are under investigation for the Waldos store fire
The Sonora State Attorney General’s Office (FGJES) declared that it is investigating potential criminal, civil, and administrative liabilities in the fire and explosion at the Waldo’s store in downtown Hermosillo against private individuals and public servants who allegedly violated Civil Protection regulations. State Attorney General Gustavo Rómulo Salas Chávez stated that “if the business does […]
Tijuana will open a new SENTRI crossing to expedite border transit
Through social media, Ismael Burgueño, mayor of Tijuana, Baja California, announced a new SENTRI lane at the San Ysidro Port of Entry. According to the mayor, this lane will help alleviate traffic and improve mobility at one of the busiest border crossings in the world. The San Ysidro Port of Entry, located between Tijuana and […]
Sinaloa farmers would participate in the takeover of customs offices in Baja California and Sonora
Martín Lim, a Sinaloa-based producer and member of Campesinos Unidos (United Farmers), confirmed that farmers from the state would be present at the planned takeover of customs offices, which has been postponed. Nationwide, farmers have announced a mobilization to occupy customs offices along the country’s northern border, which has been postponed to a date yet […]
Salt exporter still recovering after nationalization
In his appearance before the Senate, the Secretary of Economy of the Federal Government, Marcelo Ebrard, acknowledged that sales at the Guerrero Negro Salt Export Company (ESSA) have not yet reached the levels reported before the company’s nationalization. In 2024, ESSA registered a sharp drop in salt sales, placing 4.2 million tons on the market, […]