San Cristóbal Hill: the polluted giant that protects Pachuca

For several years now, what used to be green meadows or vacant lots on San Cristóbal Hill have become veritable garbage dumps due to a lack of awareness and the lack of interest shown by Pachuca’s various municipal administrations. Residents of the area, from neighborhoods such as Pachuca 88, José López Portillo, and Lomas de […]

San Cristóbal is filled with art, culture, and rhythm this April 23rd.

Get ready for a day full of music, tradition, dance, and great shows! This Wednesday, April 23rd, San Cristóbal de Las Casas celebrates with a vibrant program for the whole family, where tradition and modernity meet in a festive atmosphere. 🌄💃 From morning to night, enjoy activities for all tastes: sports tournaments, folklore performances, live […]

Despite highway robberies and assaults, vacationers flock to Chiapas beaches.

After months of insecurity on Chiapas’ roads and tourist centers during 2024, hundreds of tourists began arriving at the state’s beaches during this Easter holiday period. For months, the roads were unsafe, mainly due to constant clashes between rival organized crime groups at various points along the highways. Criminals even assaulted and robbed tourists, taking […]

The harpy eagle, a species thought to be extinct, reappears in Chiapas.

A harpy eagle (Harpia harpyja) was recently sighted and documented in the Lacandon Jungle of Chiapas, after being considered extinct in Mexico, according to the organization Dimensión Natural. This species is listed as endangered in the Mexican Official Standard NOM-059-SEMARNAT-2010. The discovery was announced a few days ago during the Chiapas Birding Festival 2025, the […]

Labor abuses persist in Chiapas agricultural exports

Thousands of workers in Chiapas face grueling hours, low wages, and exposure to toxic agrochemicals to produce coffee, cocoa, and sugar that are exported to multinationals and markets in the United States, Belgium, Germany, Colombia, Japan, and Singapore, according to the report “A Bitter Reality: Labor Abuses of Migrant Workers in Sugar, Cocoa, and Coffee […]

Venezuelans stranded in Chiapas ask for humanitarian flights to return to their country.

Venezuelan migrants stranded on Mexico’s southern border following U.S. President Donald Trump’s restrictions protested to demand humanitarian flights to return them to their country. The South Americans demonstrated outside the Siglo 21 station of the National Institute of Migration (INM), where protesters like Wilmarí Villa asked Mexican and Venezuelan authorities for help returning home, having […]