The evolution of the Oxxo logo is emblematic of how the brand has established itself as a benchmark in Mexican commercial culture. Oxxo, one of the most recognized convenience store chains in Mexico, has left an indelible mark on the country’s commercial culture. Its iconic logo is more than a simple image; it holds a […]
Even Beers! 50 Thousand Pesos in Cash Found During Inspection of a Patrol Car in CDMX
During an inspection, CDMX authorities found 50 thousand pesos in cash, an illegal gun, and even beers inside a patrol car. 50 Thousand Pesos in Cash Found During Inspection of a Patrol Car in CDMX This Thursday, April 4th, a peculiar loot was discovered during an inspection of a patrol car at the Pradera base […]
AT&T Creates Plans with More Gigabytes to Boost 5G in Mexico
The telecommunications company created rental plans called Premium with which it seeks to strengthen its subscriber base with 5G technology and increase its total revenue. More than two years after the launch of the fifth generation of networks in Mexico, AT&T is determined to promote the mass adoption of this technology among end-users. The company, […]
Mexico City Begins Regulation of Hosting Platforms like Airbnb and Booking
The Mexico City congress approved changes to the local tourism law to regulate temporary accommodation services from digital platforms, such as the American Airbnb or the Dutch Booking, in an attempt to organize the tourist offer in the country’s capital. The initiative, which came into effect on Thursday with its publication in the Official Gazette, […]
Pemex, Among the World’s Most Polluting Oil Companies, Reveals Study
Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) is among the top five state-owned companies responsible for 10.9% of the historical CO2 emissions from fossil fuels and cement, along with Saudi Aramco, Gazprom, the National Iranian Oil Company, and Coal India. A report by InfluenceMap – released this April 4th – exposes the entities that have contributed the most to […]
How the Social Media Review Works for U.S. Visa Applicants
Do you know what consular officers check on social media when applying for a U.S. visa? We explain here. The U.S. visa document is necessary if you wish to visit the United States, and for some years now, the Embassy of the American Union has issued new rules related to the review of information they […]
Mistreatment of Colombian tourists in Mexico: these are the embassy’s contact lines to ask for help
The Colombian diplomatic mission in that country has set up mechanisms to report any irregularities in your trip. What you need to know, here. After Colombian actress Constanza ‘Cony’ Camelo denounced on social media how about twenty travelers who left Colombia bound for Mexico were victims of mistreatment, to the point that immigration authorities detained […]
These are the largest cities in Mexico
By built-up area, by extension, and by population density, these are the largest urban areas in the country. When it comes to measuring the extent of cities to determine which is the largest, problems arise regarding what should be considered for the calculation, as a larger extension does not necessarily mean a larger population or […]
Animal Protection Law Comes into Effect in Mexico City
Starting Thursday, March 28, the Animal Protection and Welfare Law will be implemented in Mexico City. This law seeks to promote respect and consideration for animals, fostering a more harmonious and responsible coexistence in society. What is the new Animal Protection Law about? The new Animal Protection and Welfare Law in Mexico City changes the […]
There are over 100 fires in the country, and there will be a smell of smoke all day in CDMX
The states of Hidalgo, Veracruz, and Guerrero are the most affected. In Mexico City, the Azcapotzalco borough has “very poor” air quality. The Atmospheric Monitoring System of Mexico City warned that this Wednesday, a constant burnt smell will be perceived due to the fires surrounding the capital, mainly in states like Hidalgo. Fires are also […]