The teachers’ union protest in Mexico paralyzed Mexico City International Airport.

A protest organized by a powerful Mexican teachers’ union briefly disrupted flights at the capital’s main international airport on Friday afternoon. The demonstration demanding higher wages sparked chaotic scenes and delayed travel for thousands of passengers, as security forces swarmed the airport terminals in an attempt to impose order. The strike in Mexico City began […]

US Ambassador Recognizes Mexico for Growing Security Cooperation

In a recent statement, US Ambassador to Mexico Ronald Johnson expressed his gratitude towards the Mexican government for its growing cooperation in national security and shared security actions. Johnson, who represents Donald Trump’s administration, highlighted Mexico’s increased efforts in security on social media platform X, formerly known as Twitter. He emphasized that he is in […]

Identity Theft Scams Soar by 77% in Mexico

According to the Comisión Nacional para la Protección y Defensa de los Usuarios de Servicios Financieros (Condusef), identity theft scams have skyrocketed by 77% in Mexico, with users claiming over 11 billion pesos last year. This staggering figure has prompted institutions and authorities to sound an alarm about the growing menace. The data released by […]

Four men caught having sex in the last car of the Mexico City Metro

The Mexico City Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSC) reported that it arrested four men who were allegedly engaging in sexual misconduct, separately, on the capital’s Collective Transportation System (STC) Metro. The agency stated that the arrests were made at stations on Metro Line 7 as part of a strategy to strengthen passenger safety on the […]