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Queretanos, the biggest spenders in Mexico

Querétaro families are the biggest spenders in the country, averaging 66,762 pesos per quarter in 2024 in urban areas, according to the National Household Income and Expenditure Survey (INEGI). While spending in rural areas of Querétaro averaged 40,236 pesos per quarter in 2024, residents of Querétaro spent the most on food, beverages, and tobacco, with […]

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Elderly people, women, and night travelers are the favorite targets for robberies on Mexico’s highways.

Ramiro hasn’t gone on a car trip since November. That night, on the Salamanca-León highway in Guanajuato, he saw a huge rock in the high-speed lane. He was driving with his wife, going about 110 kilometers per hour. He thought about avoiding it, but the risk of rolling over was greater, so he crashed into […]

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Nuevo León prepares medical infrastructure to receive tourists for the 2026 FIFA World Cup.

Nuevo León’s Secretary of Economy, Betsabé Rocha Nieto, stated that the state’s hospitals, general practitioners, specialists, and healthcare and medical tourism infrastructure will be ready by March 2026 to welcome visitors to the 2026 FIFA World Cup. After the presentation of the Nuevo León Health and Medical Tourism Cluster, Rocha Nieto told the press, “During […]

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Samuel García, with 72% approval in Nuevo León, according to El Norte

Seventy-two percent of the population in Nuevo León approves of Governor Samuel Alejandro García Sepúlveda, three years and nine months into his tenure in the state government, according to the results of a survey conducted by the media outlet El Norte. The data compiled by the newspaper reveals that the state governor has maintained approval […]

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The Mennonites in Chihuahua: one of the state’s valuable communities

Since their arrival at the beginning of the 20th century, the Mennonite community has become a key player in the agricultural, economic, and cultural development of the state of Chihuahua. With a history of migration marked by the search for religious freedom and a simple life, these groups—originally from Europe and Canada—found the lands of […]

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Bags containing human remains found on the Poza Rica-Cazones highway

Dismembered bodies were abandoned in black bags on the Poza Rica-Cazones highway, at kilometer 180, on the morning of Monday, August 4. At least one banner was also left nearby with messages typical of organized crime, threatening other criminal groups allegedly operating in the area. Members of the Ministry of Public Security and other security […]

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How did “La Barredora” develop as a criminal group in Tabasco?

The organized crime map in Mexico shifted a few years ago, and a new group settled in Tabasco, with the collaboration of state authorities. It’s called “La Barredora,” and here are all the details of its development: Although “La Barredora” had a greater presence in Tabasco since 2019, it wasn’t until 2025 that it stood […]

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Outrageous video of children breaking piñatas with live animals in Calkiní, Campeche

A video showing several dozen people breaking a piñata in the municipality of Calkiní, Campeche, has gone viral on social media. However, the images have sparked outrage. When the piñata breaks, small animals fall out. Not content with this, children and adults chase them, hitting them with sticks and stomping on them. In the videos […]

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San Cristóbal’s Magical Towns coordinator resigns, accusing lack of official support

The coordinator of the San Cristóbal de Las Casas Citizens’ Committee of Magical Towns, Alba María de Guadalupe Moguel Gómez, announced her resignation. In a letter addressed to Morena Mayor Fabiola Ricci Diestel, she explained that she resigned “due to your lack of commitment and support for the development and growth of the Magical Town […]