Last section of the ‘El Insurgente’ Train is inaugurated: How much does it cost to go from CDMX to Toluca?

The Government of Mexico inaugurated the third and final section of the Interurban Train, a project that began more than 10 years ago in the government of Enrique Peña Nieto. It only took 12 years: The Interurban Train, a project initiated by Enrique Peña Nieto, was finally completed by President Claudia Sheinbaum who inaugurated the last section […]

Mexico City unleashes its full cultural potential during art week

Mexico City is in vogue, and anyone who has strolled its streets since the pandemic has witnessed it firsthand. The Mexican capital is experiencing a moment of splendor that places it at the forefront of the continent and, increasingly, the international scene. It’s not just the pre-Hispanic heritage or the gastronomy; the future of contemporary […]

Crisis of insecurity, alcohol and drugs in high schools in Mexico City

Outside Mexico City’s high schools, the scene has shifted from being solely a student issue to a major red flag of danger. Many of the capital’s high schools, regardless of their location or whether they are public or private, have become veritable ecosystems of insecurity and the sale of alcohol, tobacco, and illicit substances, operating […]

Profeco suspends AT&T branches in Mexico City due to possible abusive practices

The Federal Consumer Protection Agency (Profeco) reported that it conducted a surveillance and verification operation that resulted in the suspension of three AT&T telecommunications branches in Mexico City, with the aim of curbing potential abusive practices against consumers. According to the agency, the measure was applied to three establishments located in the Cuauhtémoc borough, specifically […]