US revokes visa for Nogales Mayor Juan Francisco Gim: “I remain calm.”
The United States government revoked the visa of the mayor of Nogales, Sonora, Juan Francisco Gim, as announced by the mayor himself through a video shared on social media. What was the mayor’s reaction? In his message, the official assured that he remained calm and had a “clear conscience,” as he had not been accused […]
BCS denies tourism decline: La Paz receives 64,000 visitors in July
The state government rejected reports suggesting a drop in tourist arrivals to Baja California Sur and, on the contrary, asserted that the tourism sector is experiencing a period of solid and sustained growth, particularly in the state capital. According to data from the Pacific Airport Group (GAP), La Paz registered a 9.8% increase in passenger […]
Not even for fruit: This chili powder contains ingredients that damage the brain and cells
Of all the chili powders available at the grocery store, this brand is undoubtedly a staple in the pantry of many Mexican families. In fact, they even have a mini version to carry in your backpack. Does that sound familiar? The health organization El Poder del Consumidor conducted a very recent study on this product, […]
Tropical Storm Ivo forms in the Pacific: How will it impact Mexico?
The National Meteorological Service (SMN) reported that Tropical Storm Ivo has formed south of the coast of Guerrero in the Pacific Ocean. At 3:00 p.m., its center was located at 310 kph (190 mph) southeast of Acapulco, Guerrero, and 460 kph (280 mph) southeast of Zihuatanejo. According to information from Conagua, it is packing maximum […]
Breakup between AMLO and Sheinbaum? 2 signs that indicate their estrangement
President Claudia Sheinbaum reportedly had her first “breakup” with her predecessor, former President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. According to a column by journalist Raymundo Riva Palacio published in El Financiero, two recent scandals involving prominent Morena figures reveal a growing distance between the current president and the Tabasco politician. The ties of former Tabasco Security […]
You pay, you wait, and they disappear… this is how apartment rental scams work in Jalisco.
The ad seemed too good to be true: a modern apartment, located in a central area of Guadalajara, at half the market price. But it was a scam. A wire transfer promises the rental, but after sending the money, the developer disappears. Stories like this are common in Jalisco, particularly in municipalities like Guadalajara, Zapopan, […]
Goodbye to coffee and bread carts in Mexico City? This is how the government is phasing out street vendors.
On many corners of Mexico City, especially at Metro and Metrobús exits, you’ll find the classic coffee and bread carts. They’re adapted mobile tricycles, serving a simple, popular breakfast highly valued by those who get up early for work. But this everyday image could disappear. In the Cuauhtémoc borough, several vendors have been removed or […]
Popocatépetl records 71 exhalations
In the last 24 hours, 71 low-intensity exhalations accompanied by water vapor, other volcanic gases, and occasionally light amounts of ash were detected at Popocatépetl Volcano. Additionally, 840 minutes of low-amplitude tremor segments were recorded, of which 623 minutes corresponded to high-frequency tremors and 217 minutes to harmonic tremors. CECSNSP Opens New Address at Mesón […]
3 projects that will transform Baja California: everything we know so far
Baja California is experiencing a key moment in its development, with three major infrastructure projects seeking to improve mobility, strengthen trade, and strengthen border relations with the United States. Although all face delays, they remain on track and represent an ambitious commitment to the state’s future. Elevated Viaduct This is one of the most anticipated […]