FGR and U.S. preparing criminal case against Durango governor
The Attorney General’s Office (FGR), led by Ernestina Godoy, plans to pursue criminal charges against Durango Governor Esteban Villegas—a member of the PRI party—alleging that his administration has shielded the drug trafficking operations of the “Los Cabrera” group, an offshoot of the Sinaloa Cartel faction known as “La Mayiza.” Sources familiar with the investigation revealed […]
Puebla welcomes passengers from 12 new air routes.
As part of the State Government’s efforts to boost tourism promotion, the Secretary of Tourism Development, Carla López-Malo Villalón, and the Undersecretary of Tourism Promotion, José Miguel Vélez Cortés, welcomed passengers arriving on 12 new routes operated by Volaris at Hermanos Serdán International Airport. During the welcome events, officials presented souvenirs featuring the “Puebla, The […]
From Chiapas to Mexico City: the footprint of Tren de Aragua in Mexico following the fall of its leader.
US President Donald Trump announced this Friday the death of Héctor Guerrero Flores, alias “Niño Guerrero,” considered the top leader of the Venezuelan criminal organization Tren de Aragua, one of the most widespread transnational criminal structures in Latin America. Through a message published on his social network Truth, Trump assured that the United States Southern […]
Mexico City’s airport was renovated for the World Cup. What will happen next?
The scent of paint floated in the air at Benito Juárez International Airport. Jackhammers buzzed. Hallways were blocked with heavy machinery and caution tape. Officials worked tirelessly to finish the $500 million in upgrades to the country’s most important airport before the World Cup begins this week in Mexico City. The challenge: the nearly 100-year-old […]
The FGJES rules out information regarding the presence in Sonora of a U.S. citizen who went missing in the United States.
Regarding recent demonstrations held by a group of “searching mothers” in Nogales, the Attorney General’s Office of the State of Sonora (FGJES) reports that there is no evidence, data, or objective information to suggest that U.S. citizen Nancy Guthrie entered, stayed in, or traveled through Sonoran territory. The agency clarifies that it has received no […]
Between modernity and history: Campeche’s Independence Square, 19th and 20th centuries
Public buildings inevitably carry a symbolic weight and a political meaning. Such is the case with the constructions and transformations of the Plaza de la Independencia in the city of Campeche over two centuries—a topic I addressed in my columns from January to May. The socio-cultural importance—appropriation, belonging, identity—understood in its close link with political […]
“Prostate cancer,” a silent threat: Yucatán accounts for 90% of cases on the peninsula.
In Mexico, there are illnesses that kill slowly and silently, taking advantage of the fact that men tend to postpone medical consultations and that health systems do not always prioritize timely detection. Prostate cancer is the most eloquent of these ailments. Data from Epidemiological Week 21 of 2026—which covers May 24 to 30—confirm it: Yucatán […]
Blockade at Chiapas airport grounds flights and highlights the direct cost of pressure from teachers’ unions.
The Teacher Conflict in Chiapas Impacts the Angel Albino Corzo International Airport The teacher conflict in Chiapas reached a much more delicate breaking point this Friday, June 12, than the usual highway blockades: the Angel Albino Corzo International Airport. The new angle of the day’s events was not just the protest itself, but its capacity […]