You may have walked down this street without realizing it’s a path that takes you back in time, connecting you to our nation’s pre-Hispanic past, when the Mexica were the dominant culture in this part of the world and the great city of Tenochtitlán was the nerve center of this civilization, remaining connected to the […]

Two-year-old Jazlin is successfully recovering from the burns she suffered on Wednesday, September 10, when a gas tanker overturned on the La Concordia Bridge in Mexico City. Jazlin was transferred to Galveston, Texas, to be treated at Shriners Hospitals for Children because she had burns covering approximately 60% of her body, especially her face, arms, […]

Today, November 20, 2025, the anniversary of the Mexican Revolution, Mexico City will experience severe traffic disruptions due to marches and demonstrations that will cause blockages on major streets and avenues. Drivers and pedestrians are advised to avoid Paseo de la Reforma because the Generation Z March will gather at the Angel of Independence and […]

On the morning of Tuesday, November 18, a serious collision occurred between two units of the Elevated Trolleybus system in the eastern part of Mexico City, specifically on the section connecting the Santa Martha Acatitla station in the Iztapalapa borough with the State of Mexico. Initial reports indicate that one of the units rear-ended another […]

The Mexico City Secretariat of Citizen Security arrested four people—three foreign men and one Mexican woman—who are allegedly involved in the theft and tampering of ATMs in the Tláhuac borough. The incidents occurred in the Selene neighborhood, at the intersection of Tláhuac Avenue and Riachuelo Serpentino Street. At that moment, police officers observed two suspicious […]

Hundreds of people marched down Paseo de Montejo on Saturday morning as part of a youth-led protest happening across Mexico. Young people organized more than 50 marches nationwide to demand an end to violence, corruption and government inaction.Protesters in Merida started at Monumento a la Patria at 9 am and walked through the city dressed […]

This Thursday, November 13, the National Coordinator of Education Workers (CNTE) began a 48-hour national strike in the early morning hours, affecting not only Mexico City but also other states across the country. This mobilization also includes calls to occupy toll booths and government offices nationwide to urge authorities to address their demands. As on […]

Judges and magistrates of the Judiciary are preparing to march in Mexico City to demand severance pay after being dismissed from their posts following the June 1st election. The demonstration was called for by the Coordinating Committee of Federal Officials Dismissed with the Judicial Reform, which is demanding that authorities comply with the tenth transitional […]

The National Coordinator of Education Workers (CNTE) announced a 48-hour national strike this Thursday, November 13, and Friday, November 14, which will also include road blockades and demonstrations at various points in Mexico City (CDMX). CNTE Secretary Pedro Hernández stated that the action was taken primarily due to non-compliance with the 2007 ISSSTE pension system […]

The most powerful band in rock is returning to Mexico. AC/DC has confirmed their highly anticipated concert at Estadio GNP Seguros as part of their POWER UP Tour, celebrating over five decades of history and millions of records sold. Due to high demand for tickets to their Mexican concert, Ocesa has confirmed a new date […]