Carlos Alejandro Bautista Tafolla, a local deputy in Michoacán affiliated with the Sombrero Movement (but running as an independent), announced that he will request U.S. assistance in clarifying the murder of Uruapan Mayor Carlos Manzo, which occurred on November 1st during a cultural event. In San Diego, California, Bautista Tafolla stated in a post that […]
LAYDA SANSORES AMONG THE SIX WORST GOVERNORS IN THE COUNTRY
The governor of Campeche, Layda Sansores San Román, has once again appeared among the lowest-rated governors in the country. The most recent survey by Statistical Research Corporation (SRC), corresponding to December 2025, places her among the six worst-rated governors in the nation, registering a mere 49.6 percent approval rating, a figure that puts her in […]
THEY “SCREWED THEM UP”
App-based drivers and delivery workers reported a loss of income after being integrated into the failed social security system by Sheinbaum’s reform: According to Repartidores Unidos de México (RUM), 74% of workers lost between 20% and 40% of their earnings. Source: derechadiariomexico
THE MAYAN TRAIN IS TRASH
Those who jumped on the bandwagon of AMLO’s failure pointed out that the train cars are practically empty during the holiday season: The project cost 500 billion pesos and it is estimated that the initial investment will never be recovered, nor will the jungle be restored. Source: derechadiariomexico
AMEQ removes 400 “pirate” taxis from the streets
Approximately 32 million pesos have been collected in fines levied against unlicensed taxis in the state, resulting from the impounding of 400 vehicles operating as illegal passenger transport services, reported Gerardo Cuanalo Santos, head of the agency. “These are for services that are not part of a platform, that lack a concession, and that do […]
Drugs linked to former Olympic athlete seized in Mexico
The Mexican government reported the seizure of 62 high-end motorcycles and drugs linked to a Canadian former Olympic athlete wanted by the FBI and allegedly connected to the Sinaloa Cartel (CDS). In a joint statement, Mexican security agencies indicated that agents carried out four raids on residences in Mexico City and the State of Mexico, […]
Canada and Mexico to Face Significant Changes in Cross-Border Travel to US Due to New Taxes, Fees and More: Everything You Need To Know
Canada and Mexico will face significant changes to cross-border travel to the U.S. due to new taxes, fees, and policies. These adjustments will impact both travel costs and trade dynamics, complicating the experience. Key changes include a substantial increase in the I-94 Land Border Fee, the introduction of a new Visa Integrity Fee, and higher […]
Judge acquits “El Mochaorejas” due to lack of evidence from the Attorney General’s Office
Daniel Arizmendi López, alias “El Mochaorejas” (The Ear Chopper), was acquitted in one of the criminal cases against him after Judge Raquel Ivette Duarte Cedillo, of the Second District Court for Criminal Matters in the State of Mexico, acquitted him of kidnapping charges. The judge ruled that the evidence presented by the Attorney General’s Office […]
Why do we hardly ever see US license plates in Mexico in December anymore?
Something many of us have already noticed this year Unlike previous years, today you hardly see any vehicles with US license plates on Mexican highways. It used to be very common to see our fellow countrymen traveling from the north of the country to their destinations, crossing several states by road to visit their families.Today, […]
Profeco takes fraudulent gas stations to the Attorney General’s Office for selling incomplete liters
The Federal Consumer Protection Agency (Profeco) filed 43 complaints with the Attorney General’s Office (FGR) against gas stations that sold short liters of fuel, an illegal practice that harms the finances of millions of motorists in the country. These actions are part of the Extraordinary Verification Operation, implemented within the National Strategy to Promote Gasoline […]