Mexico celebrates with music and dance that blends traditions. Among the wide array of regional folk dances performed only in its states, the Dance of the Old Men (La Danza de los Viejitos) is one of the most unique in the state of Michoacán. The dancers dress colorfully as elderly men, wearing bright hats adorned […]
DARK MONEY EXPOSED!
The International Scandal Linking High-Ranking Officials to the Fuel Theft Fortune They sold themselves as the generation of change, but ended up drenched in oil and blood-stained money. The bomb exploded, and it wasn’t in Mexico, but in the United States! While the press here maintains a complicit silence, they’ve already uncovered the exact route […]
A new migrant caravan leaves Chiapas heading towards Mexico City and Monterrey
For the third time this year, a group of Central Americans and Cubans is organizing a migrant caravan from the southern border to cross the country by bus and reach central or northern Mexico. The caravan departed this Saturday from Bicentennial Park in Tapachula, Chiapas, and consists of approximately 200 people, primarily from Honduras, Guatemala, […]
Roberto Borge acquitted of organized crime, will continue to be prosecuted for money laundering
According to information reported by Reforma, former Quintana Roo governor Roberto Borge Angulo was acquitted of the charge of organized crime after prosecutors from the Mexican Attorney General’s Office (FGR) failed to prove that he led a criminal network responsible for selling 18 state-owned reserve properties at allegedly undervalued prices, causing an estimated loss of […]
Artisans from Hopelchén support law to protect their production and curb haggling
Carolina del Carmen Tun Pérez, president of the Hopelchén Mayan Legacy Artisan Space, expressed her support and satisfaction with the approval of the reform promoted by Representative Delma del Carmen Rabelo Cuevas of the Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) parliamentary group. The reform seeks to strengthen the protection and promotion of artisanal activity in Campeche, with […]
The extortion by the CNTE surpassed, in amount obtained, that of the Jalisco and Sinaloa unions.
Eight hundred million pesos. That’s the not insignificant sum the CNTE obtained after several weeks of pressuring the Federal Government and millions of citizens through blockades, tollbooth takeovers, airport occupations, fuel theft and distribution, as well as attacks against citizens and journalists. The CNTE could very well be, and perhaps should be, considered a cartel. […]
Maru Campos demands the extradition of Rubén Rocha Moya; she accuses the 4T administration of jeopardizing sovereignty and the USMCA trade agreement.
The governor of Chihuahua, María Eugenia Campos Galván, issued a message today via video on her social media accounts, urging the Federal Government to extradite Rubén Rocha Moya and not sacrifice the country to protect officials and governors targeted by the United States. She explained that in recent weeks there has been open discussion about […]
Few countries can claim a connection to FIFA World Cup history quite like Mexico.
In 1930, Mexico participated in one of the first matches ever played at the inaugural FIFA World Cup in Uruguay, helping launch what would become the world’s most prestigious football tournament. Ninety-six years later, Mexico was once again part of a historic milestone. During the 2026 FIFA World Cup, Monterrey hosted the tournament’s 1,000th match, […]
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Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum offered the support of the Mexican Foreign Ministry to businesspeople interested in investing in Cuba, following the approval of a package of 176 economic reforms with which the regime seeks to expand opportunities for foreign investment and the private sector. Sheinbaum stated that any eventual Mexican participation would depend on private […]
From Guanajuato to Querétaro: the Japanese who came for work and are now experiencing the World Cup as Mexicans
The 2026 FIFA World Cup has not only brought together thousands of fans arriving from Japan. It has also highlighted a community that, although it originated more than 11,000 kilometers away, is now part of everyday life in Mexico. Near the stadium where Japan played its 1,000th match in World Cup history, several Japanese supporters […]