Painting and woodcarving exhibition “Origins of Tlaltelulco” opens

In order to bring cultural, artistic and craft exhibitions to the citizens, the Municipal Government of La Magdalena Tlaltelulco opens the doors of the Town Hall so that exponents can show their art in our municipality, so we welcome the master Irving Tomás Munive Quiroz and his exhibition “Orígenes”, highlighted the municipal president, Rocío Meléndez […]

Ford warns that 25% tariffs on Mexico would be devastating

A 25 percent tariff on vehicle and auto parts imports from Mexico and Canada would have a devastating impact on the U.S. auto industry, Ford CEO Jim Farley warned. “Let’s be honest: In the long term, a 25 percent tariff on imports from Mexico and Canada would blow a hole in the U.S. auto industry […]

Five facts from INEGI about couples in Mexico

Love and relationships have changed over time, and data from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) allows us to better understand what couples are like in Mexico. From the age at which most people get married to divorce trends, here are some interesting facts about relationships. In 2023, 35.9% of the population aged […]

20 Mexican students receive scholarships in Japan, one is from Nayarit

Ana Victoria Treviño Ramirez, an Electrical Engineering student at the Instituto Tecnológico de Tepic, was selected as one of the 20 students from across the country who won the scholarship awarded in the first stage of the ANUIES4MX Technological Innovation Applied to Social Good Challenge Week. The scholarship will allow her to travel to Osaka, […]

US asks not to travel to 6 states in Mexico; alert level 4 is set

The U.S. State Department has issued a level four travel alert, the highest on its scale, for six states in Mexico due to high rates of crime and kidnapping. The warning urges U.S. citizens not to travel to these regions: According to the report, these states are experiencing high levels of violence, homicides, kidnappings and […]