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Puebla will implement mandatory driver’s license exams starting August 25.

Starting August 25, the practical exam will be mandatory in the state of Puebla for all individuals wishing to renew or apply for a new driver’s license for private vehicles, the Ministry of Mobility and Transportation (SMT) announced. Mandatory exam to obtain a license in Puebla During a press conference led by Governor Alejandro Armenta, […]

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At night and in the cold, a family had to walk for miles in search of help after being robbed on the Puebla-Orizaba highway.

A family was forced to walk several kilometers in the cold and night after being robbed on the Puebla-Orizaba highway near the Cumbres de Maltrata, one of the coldest areas in the country. According to the Atzitzintla City Council, located on the slopes of Citlaltépetl Mountain, members of the Municipal Police and Civil Protection provided […]

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San Miguel de Allende vibrates with the 2025 Arts Festival

“The Best City in the World” vibrates more strongly than ever with the San Miguel de Allende 2025 Arts Festival (FASMA). The third edition of FASMA will take place from August 1st to 17th, featuring an artistic program that stands out for being ambitious, inclusive, and vibrant for attendees. More than 25 cultural organizations joined […]

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In San Cristóbal there is touristification, not gentrification.

More than gentrification, what we’re seeing in San Cristóbal de Las Casas is touristification, said Biaani Cantú Luna, a sociologist from the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) and a master’s degree holder in Urban Studies from the Latin American Faculty of Social Sciences (FLACSO). “In San Cristóbal, there isn’t gentrification, but rather touristification, which […]

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Adidas responds to cultural appropriation of Oaxacan huaraches; this is what it said.

After being at the center of controversy, Adidas responded to the cultural misappropriation charges with its “Oaxaca Slip On” shoe model, inspired by the traditional huaraches of the Villa Hidalgo Yalálag municipality in Oaxaca. The German company expressed its willingness to engage in dialogue with Oaxaca authorities to repair the damage caused to the Villa […]

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With Matamoros, Tamaulipas will be the second state with the most deep-sea ports.

Maritime activity in Tamaulipas will consolidate its position as the state with the second largest number of deep-sea ports in Mexico in the future, thanks to the terminals in Matamoros, which will begin operations this Saturday. The project led by the Comprehensive Port Administration (API) aims to compete with Veracruz, the only region on the […]

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Pro-Trump burger chain owner arrested by ICE; faces deportation

Roland Beainy, co-owner of the Texas-based Trump Burger chain, was arrested by U.S. Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE) amid an investigation into alleged immigration fraud. The businessman, known for his outspoken support of President Donald Trump, could be deported after it was discovered he overstayed his visa and that his marriage was allegedly staged to […]

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Hoteliers provide shelter and food to employees stranded by flooding in Mazatlán.

In light of the heavy rains recorded this Thursday, hoteliers are providing accommodation and food to employees stranded by flooding. In light of the Civil Protection ban on traffic on Camarón Sábalo Avenue and surrounding flooded streets, El Cid executives asked employees in the area to stay at the hotel because there would be no […]

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Landslides reported on Nevería Hill; neighbors cry out for help

Residents of Cerro de la Nevería reported landslides following the rains recorded this Thursday in Mazatlán. Residents are asking for urgent support from authorities to carry out mitigation work and prevent possible property or personal damage. Our newsletters will inform you before anyone else, straight to your inbox. They indicated that Civil Protection has not […]