Yair Martín Romero, candidate of Morena for federal representative murdered in Estado de Mexico

Armed men murdered Yair Martín Romero, candidate for federal representative for Morena in Ecatepec According to some versions, the politician had reported threats and extortion attempts, as well as political pressure from leaders of the Union of Unions and National Organizations. Yair Martín Romero Segura, candidate for a federal seat in the lower chamber for […]

State of Mexico, the most dangerous for cargo transportation

In 2023, 61 robbery events were reported on the Arco Norte, while on the Circuito Exterior Mexiquense 33 events were reported. During the past year, 14,600 robberies to cargo transportation were registered in Mexico, according to the estimate of AI27, a figure based on the collection and comparison of information with the help of a […]

Here’s why record numbers of Canadians are travelling to Mexico

Canada-Mexico travel soared in 2023, a huge increase from the previous year. This trend is continuing; more than 118 million air travelers flew to Mexico last year. FarHomes, a site that helps people find international properties, gathered some data on how many Canadians visited Mexico in 2023. Travelers from various countries went to Mexico in […]

CdMx and Edomex have water for only 147 DAYS

The Cutzamala System is at 39.8 percent of its capacity, the lowest record in the last 28 years. In 147 days, the dams of the Cutzamala System on which the Valley of Mexico depends will reach the “Zero Day” with a critical availability for the inhabitants of one of the most populated areas of the […]

Modem CFE: Does cheap internet really work in Mexico?

After launching the MiFi modem, CFE provides 4.5G internet coverage throughout the country According to users of the broadband and low-cost internet offered by the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE), the browsing service is recommended for its portable use, but the data package runs out in a short time. The 4.5G connectivity network became popular among […]

Dangerous levels of water shortages in Mexico City

Mexico City residents are protesting dangerous levels of water shortages in Latin America’s second-biggest city caused by a drought gripping half of the country, as well as outdated infrastructure, Reuters reported. Nations across Latin America are grappling with the twin impacts of climate change and El Niño. Mexico City could run out of water by […]

Sinaloa Cartel financed AMLO’s political campaign in 2006

According to an investigation carried out between 2010 and 2011 by the US Department of Justice, the Sinaloa Cartel contributed between 2 and 4 million dollars to the campaign of Andrés Manuel López Obrador in 2006. An investigation carried out between 2010 and 2011 by the United States Attorney’s Office of the Southern District of […]

Travel safely home on the Nochebús: routes and schedule

If you go out partying or leave work very late, you probably know how difficult it is to get around safely and without having to pay the night rates. However, to respond to the citizen demand for a public transport service at night, the Government of Mexico City and the Mobility Secretariat (SEMOVI) launched the […]