Mexico ‘pleases’ Trump
Following working meetings and an exchange of written communications, the government of Claudia Sheinbaum committed to the U.S. Department of Transportation (DOT) to return the slots—landing and takeoff times—confiscated from U.S. airlines due to the presidential decree that reduced the limit to 44 operations per hour at Mexico City International Airport (AICM). “In this regard, […]
Gobel Law: This is the first state in the country to eliminate mandatory vehicle inspections
Vehicle emissions testing is a mandatory procedure for all drivers in the country, carried out twice a year. However, one state has taken a significant step toward eliminating it. This is the state of Jalisco, which became the first to approve an initiative known as the Gobel Law, which proposes replacing the traditional vehicle emissions […]
‘A Night of Hope’ will illuminate Mazatlán in the Callejoneada 2025
With the aim of keeping Mexican traditions alive and honoring the memory of those who have passed away, the Mazatlán Municipal Institute of Culture, Tourism, and Art announced the 2025 Callejoneada, “Night of Hope,” a renewed and inclusive edition with a message of community unity, which will take place on Saturday, November 1st, in the […]
Fiesta Amigos Mazatlán inaugurated as a firm commitment to tourism growth
As part of a new brand strategy, the 28th edition of Fiesta Amigos Mazatlán was inaugurated. This event brings together key players in the North American tourism sector and consolidates the port city’s position as a world-class destination, focusing on the meetings, incentives, conferences, and exhibitions (MICE) tourism sector. “So far this administration has seen […]
Cabo San Lucas will celebrate the Day of the Dead with a Nautical Parade and giant Catrinas
In the port of Cabo San Lucas, the Day of the Dead is commemorated with a maritime parade featuring Catrinas, mojigangas (giant puppets), lights, colors, dances, and music. For four days, from Saturday, November 1st to Tuesday, November 4th, “Festivales Náuticos MX, Altares en el Mar” (Nautical Festivals MX, Altars at Sea) will offer activities […]
Pet crematorium in Quintana Roo under investigation after discovery of dog carcasses that were never cremated
More than 50 citizen complaints alerted authorities to a possible scam, as the animals had supposedly been cremated, but their remains did not match what the owners received. The secured property is located on Primo de Verdad Avenue, between Universidad and Boulevard, where citizens recognized their pets in a state of decomposition. The crematorium involved […]
Destruction denounced at important archaeological site in Yucatán
Residents of Kinchil denounced the destruction of structures and pyramid bases at the archaeological site called Tzemé, considered the ancient capital of western Yucatán. “The damage to this archaeological zone was caused by a food processing company to expand a poultry farm in the area,” stated Federico May, a member of the Kinchil Community Council. […]
Guerrero ranks eighth nationally in economic activity
Guerrero registered 2% growth in its economic activity during the second quarter of 2025, with seasonally adjusted figures, placing it eighth nationally and on par with Mexico City, according to the INEGI’s Quarterly Indicator of State Economic Activity (ITAEE). The rebound reflects the effects of the economic policy implemented by Governor Evelyn Salgado Pineda, focused […]
The Zócalo of Oaxaca is filled with aromas and tradition with the Xandú of the Day of the Dead
Governor Salomón Jara and the honorary president of the Oaxaca DIF System, Irma Bolaños Quijano, shared hot chocolate, coffee, bread, and Oaxacan tamales with hundreds of people. Amidst marigolds, the unmistakable aroma of copal incense, and the sounds of traditional music, the Governor of Oaxaca, Salomón Jara Cruz, accompanied by the honorary president of the […]