Va y Ven on strike: Metropolitan Circuit routes in Mérida are out of service
As they warned, due to the lack of payment of their salaries, around 50 employees of the Metropolitan Circuit’s Va y Ven bus route have stopped working in protest and demanded payment of their outstanding debts. This Saturday, Mérida woke up to find the Va y Ven buses for the Metropolitan Circuit route “on lockdown.” […]
Yucatan Week highlights Mexico City’s cultural richness
With the presence of the Governor of Yucatán, Joaquín Diaz Mena, and the Federal Secretary of Tourism, Josefina Rodriguez Zamora, Yucatán Week opened in Mexico on Friday, October 3rd. This event highlights the state’s cultural, ancestral, and culinary richness, continuing until October 12th, 2025. The ceremony began with a musical performance by the Yukalpetén Traditional […]
“El Fresa,” leader of the Pacific Cartel in Chiapas, is arrested; he is captured in Mérida, Yucatán.
In a joint operation between federal and state forces, Enrique N.R., alias “El Fresa,” leader of the Pacific Cartel in Chiapas, was arrested today in Mérida. The suspect is accused of being one of the main drivers of violence in the northern and Los Bosques regions of the state of Chiapas, and is therefore considered […]
Protests in San Cristóbal: Clash between Jacinto Canek student teachers and municipal police
A demonstration by students from the Jacinto Canek Intercultural Bilingual Teachers’ College in San Cristóbal de Las Casas, Chiapas, escalated into a clash with municipal police officers, resulting in damage to an official vehicle, injuries to young people, and moments of great tension in the city center. Municipal authorities also reported another demonstration on the […]
A lifeless body was found in the coastal area of San Cristóbal beach.
The body of a person was found on the morning of Wednesday, October 1st, on the coastal area of San Cristóbal Beach in Cabo San Lucas. The discovery occurred around 10:00 a.m., according to initial reports. Municipal Police, Ministerial Police, and Forensic Medical Service personnel responded to the scene and began the necessary procedures to […]
You won’t believe what this old factory in San Miguel de Allende has become.
San Miguel de Allende not only preserves mansions and temples; it also recycled an industrial colossus. The La Aurora Factory, which operated as a textile plant for almost nine decades, closed permanently on April 9, 1991, after a slow agony marked by the decline in cotton production and the end of its hydroelectric self-sufficiency. That […]
Wave of violence in Guanajuato
Three armed attacks left five people dead and five injured on the night of October 2, 2025, in Pénjamo, Guanajuato. In one case, a 3-year-old boy was killed aboard a motorcycle along with his father. The murder of the boy and his father sparked consternation and recriminations among residents of the Lázaro Cárdenas neighborhood, who, […]
Guanajuato, the only state with all its municipalities connected to the State Surveillance System
Thanks to a coordination and collaboration agreement on Public Security and Technology, Guanajuato has established itself as the only state in the country to integrate its 46 municipalities into the State Surveillance System. This agreement will allow for the operation of the Comprehensive State Technology Service (SITE), a strategic network that strengthens security with 14 […]
Flavor and tradition: Querétaro makes its way onto the international gastronomic scene
Today, Querétaro boasts its own identity in restaurants, tourist routes, and tables where wine and tradition intersect. For years, the state was seen as a transit point, a hub between more visible regions, but what was once a crossroads has become a destination. With more than 350 different wine labels, chefs reinterpreting tradition, and established […]