“Yucatán is in bad hands”
Representative Álvaro Cetina Puerto went for the jugular against the current government and stated from the State Congress what Sol Yucatán had been denouncing. The legislator explained that it is a government of farce, double talk, and corruption. “Morena’s narrative about ‘social justice’ is pure lies, because what that party is really pushing are cuts, […]
Screwworm cases exceed 580 in Yucatán
The Ministry of Rural Development (SEDER) reported that, in the last week, Yucatán registered 39 new cases of screwworm in 15 municipalities, bringing the total statewide to 587. The most recent report detailed that cattle, sheep, horses, pigs, and dogs were affected, mainly by injuries caused by barbed wire, bloodsucking bat bites, and ear-ringing. The […]
Tobacco in pre-Hispanic times, a sacred and medicinal plant
Did you know that tobacco is of American origin? Centuries before the arrival of the Spanish, it already had countless uses among indigenous peoples. From Argentina to southern Canada, the use of tobacco spread throughout the American continent several centuries before the Conquest. This plant was smoked, inhaled, prepared into medicines, used in ceremonies, and […]
This is the toll of flood damage in Mulegé
Flooding in recent weeks in the municipality of Mulegé caused partial and total damage to more than 90 homes in the community of San Ignacio and 27 in Vizcaíno. The director of the Housing Institute (INVI), Benjamín García Meza, stated that the rainfall generated by Hurricane Lorena and the flooding of the San Pablo Creek […]
The Defense Ministry deploys 270 special forces in Baja California, Chihuahua, and Guanajuato.
The Ministry of National Defense reinforced security in Baja California, Chihuahua, and Guanajuato on September 27 with the deployment of 270 Special Forces Corps personnel as part of the National Public Security Strategy. The personnel departed at 2:40 p.m. from Military Air Base No. 19 in Mexico City aboard two National Guard Boeing 727 heavy […]
Baja California Sur: The tourist paradise facing an institutional storm
The contrast between tourism splendor and institutional deficiencies not only undermines public confidence but also jeopardizes the social and ecological future of the state of Baja California Sur. The current administration faces notable failures in coordination, prioritization, and response to the most pressing challenges. Without a change in strategy, the tourism dream could turn into […]
Why did a plane appear on the Periférico Sur in Mexico City?
A plane on Periférico Sur? An aircraft appeared parked in San Jerónimo, to the astonishment of passersby. Did it run out of gas? Several people were surprised to see a plane on Periférico Sur, near San Jerónimo, in the Magdalena Contreras borough of Mexico City. Since the morning of Saturday, September 27, social media users […]
March marking the 11th anniversary of the Ayotzinapa case in Mexico City leaves losses of 21.9 million pesos, reports Canaco.
Mexico City’s business sector reported losses of 21.9 million pesos after the march marking the 11th anniversary of the disappearance of the 43 Ayotzinapa students, held on Friday afternoon. March affects 4,527 businesses In addition to the economic impact, the National Chamber of Commerce, Services, and Tourism of Mexico City (Canaco CDMX) reported that the […]
Rebozo Walk promotes indigenous tradition in Morelia
Women from Morelia and La Piedad participated this Sunday in the Rebozo Walk, to promote the use of this iconic traditional garment of indigenous women in Mexico. At approximately 10:30 a.m., the Rebozo Walk departed from Fray Antonio de San Miguel Causeway, heading toward the Cathedral on Madero Oriente Avenue. According to Aurora Medina, co-founder […]