The publication of the report “Inside a Mexican town where girls are sold from the moment they are born,” written by British journalist Louise Callaghan for The Sunday Times, has once again brought the issue of human trafficking in Tlaxcala, particularly in the municipality of Tenancingo, to the forefront of public debate. During an interview […]

With the goal of ensuring a generational shift among professional supporters, the Ministry of Public Education (SEP) announced the creation of the first university specializing in “chairological sciences” and advanced progressive political mobilization. The university will feature parking for 300 buses, a subsidized cafeteria with sandwiches and soft drinks, and a modern Civic Training Center […]

Why is it so important for national identity? Because without this vision, neither the INAH, nor the anthropology museums, nor the modern narrative of “pride in our roots” would exist today. And this didn’t come from Don Benito Juárez (he couldn’t have cared less about the country, its people, or its heritage); rather, it was […]

Tourism crisis hits Playa del Carmen; Fifth Avenue looks half-empty at night The tourism crisis currently affecting Tulum appears not to be an isolated case in Quintana Roo. Images captured this Sunday night on Playa del Carmen’s iconic Fifth Avenue show restaurants, bars, and other establishments practically empty around 8:30 PM—a time traditionally associated with […]

Most people think of Hollywood when they think of Golden Age cinema. But between the 1930s and the 1960s, there was another film capital quietly dominating the entire Spanish-speaking world — and it was right here in México. They called it “El Cine de Oro.” The Golden Age of Mexican Cinema. And what Mexico built […]

What the government wants to bury as a simple arrest for alcohol-related behavior in Puebla has uncovered an explicit network of narco-politics and fuel theft that allegedly connects Puebla, Veracruz, and Oaxaca with the CJNG. In Mexico, mistakes reveal truths. We demand that every name be investigated! 🔹 Ariana Ferretiz Cabrera, who was detained while […]

Because it is a high-quality product and highly valued in the Asian market, they are seeking to have more and more restaurants in Baja California include it on their menus, stated Alma Rosa García Juárez, head of the Baja California Fisheries and Aquaculture Secretariat (Sepesca BC). She commented that the geoduck clam is present in […]

El patrimonio cultural de México vinculado con el juego de pelota prehispánico será exaltado en el nuevo programa de viajes Travesías Arqueológicas, organizado por el Instituto Nacional de Antropología e Historia (INAH), a través de sus Paseos Culturales, en el marco del Mundial Social. Se explorarán cuatro rutas que partirán desde la Ciudad de México, Guadalajara y Monterrey […]

More and more citizens say they feel vulnerable when they encounter checkpoints where officers wear balaclavas, hide their badges, or refuse to identify themselves. Many believe that authority should inspire trust, not fear. In a country where even criminal groups have used official uniforms to commit crimes, thousands of people believe that concealing one’s face […]

In 1829, President Vicente Guerrero — a man widely understood to be of African and Indigenous descent — signed a decree abolishing slavery across the Republic of Mexico. That’s more than 30 years before Lincoln’s Emancipation Proclamation. It didn’t stop there. By the late 1840s and into the 1850s, the principle was simple and absolute: […]