When is the LGBTIQ+ Pride March in Mexico City?

48th Gay Pride March (LGBTTTIQAP+) in Mexico City The 48th edition of the Gay Pride March (LGBTTTIQAP+) in Mexico City already has a date: it will take place on June 27 and will march from the Ángel de la Independencia to the Zócalo in Mexico City. For 2026, the theme of the march is: “Before […]

Protests threaten to disrupt the World Cup ceremony in Mexico City.

Thousands of demonstrators are expected to arrive in Mexico City on Thursday with plans to disrupt the World Cup opening ceremony. Protest groups have threatened to block access to the stadium hosting the first match unless the Mexican government responds to their demands. Teachers’ unions, families of missing persons, judges, and other social groups are […]

Support for Women aged 18 to 64 in the State of Mexico: requirements, dates and step-by-step instructions for registration

Women in the State of Mexico who want to learn basic plumbing skills and address water-related problems in their homes can now register for the Women Plumbers 2026 program. The program combines theoretical and practical training with the delivery of tools, allowing participants to apply these skills to simple household repairs and installations and potentially […]

Traveling to Mexico City today? Here’s what the Mexico-Pachuca highway is like and what you should know before you leave.

Roadwork on the Mexico-Pachuca Highway is once again impacting the mobility of thousands of commuters who use this route daily to travel between Hidalgo and the nation’s capital. The Mexico-Pachuca highway is experiencing traffic disruptions this Tuesday due to ongoing infrastructure work at various points along the highway corridor that connects Hidalgo with Mexico City. […]

The CNTE teachers’ union will block television and radio station headquarters in Mexico City this Monday, and disruptions are expected in Reforma, Tlalpan, Periférico Sur, and Avenida Universidad.

The National Coordinator of Education Workers (CNTE) is preparing a new day of blockades in Mexico City this Monday, this time targeting television and radio broadcasting facilities, according to information from Reforma News Agency, which obtained access to the dissident teachers’ activity agenda. The mobilization is significant because it could affect traffic in heavily traveled […]

Protesters march in Mexico City against the fertilizer plant in Topolobampo

A hundred environmentalists demanded that federal and local authorities halt construction of the fertilizer plant being built by the company Gas y Petroquímica de Occidente (Proman-GPO) in Topolobampo Bay, Sinaloa. They stated that the plant will devastate this ecosystem, which they described as a wetland of international importance vital for thousands of migratory birds, dolphins, […]