In the state of Coahuila, there is a region that has sparked the interest of the international scientific community, especially NASA. This is the Cuatro Ciénegas Basin, a biological reserve where living stromatolites still exist, organisms considered one of the oldest life forms on the planet. This landscape, although isolated and seemingly inhospitable, could offer […]

In the heart of the Historic Center lies a hidden gem that combines traditional cuisine with the folklore of Coahuila’s capital. This restaurant, more than just a breakfast spot, offers a cultural experience where gastronomy intertwines with Saltillo’s most famous legends. Located in a restored old mansion on General Victoriano Cepeda Sur Street, the establishment […]

The Laguna region is characterized by a fairly hot climate, where people take advantage of the opportunity to visit recreational areas with pools to cool off. However, in Coahuila, there are places with hot springs ideal for spending time outdoors and enjoying the weather. If you’re planning a trip to unwind and enjoy the natural […]

In the heart of the Coahuila semi-desert, between mountains and rugged landscapes, flows a river that surprises with its warmth. This is the Candela River, located in the municipality of the same name, a Pueblo Mágico (Magical Town) in the eastern part of the state of Coahuila. This river is not only significant for its […]

A tragic explosion followed by a fire at a residence in the Nueva Tlaxcala neighborhood of Saltillo, Coahuila, claimed the lives of seven people this Saturday. Among the fatalities are five minors and two adults, according to initial reports. The people who lost their lives in this unfortunate event were identified as María de Jesús […]

Climate change has altered the natural cycles in Coahuila’s vineyards. Previously, the grape harvest began in the first week of August; today, it begins in the last week of July, and could even start a little earlier. This is according to Salomón Abedrop, president of the Mexican Wine Council. “This means it’s hotter, and for […]

Due to the intense rains recorded in recent hours, which have left approximately 4.4 inches of precipitation, flooding and overflows have been reported in some parts of the city of Piedras Negras, Coahuila. The Piedras Negras Municipal Government and the Civil Protection and Fire Department reported that the storm also caused damaged vehicles and power […]

Around 23 percent of children in Coahuila live in poverty, according to data from the National System for the Comprehensive Protection of Children and Adolescents (Sipinna), which represents a significant challenge for authorities, despite the state being below the national average. This was stated by Lorena Villavicencio Ayala, executive secretary of Sipinna, who emphasized that, […]

Residents of the Ampliación Los Ángeles, Eugenio Aguirre Benavides, and Moderna neighborhoods, and much of the downtown area of ​​Torreón, have been without drinking water for several days. That’s why they gathered at 1:00 p.m. this Sunday at the Plaza del Eco to express their dissatisfaction and demand that authorities restore service immediately. “It started […]

Rubén Moreira Valdez, federal representative for Coahuila, called for a unanimous vote against the so-called “Censorship Law,” warning that it represents a serious setback for freedom of expression in Mexico and contains elements he described as fascist. The PRI legislator issued this warning through social media after President Claudia Sheinbaum proposed opening discussion on the […]