Benjamín Hernández Rodríguez, the state’s Secretary of Tourism, announced that he met with Maricarmen Martínez, Secretary of Tourism of Nuevo León, and Cristina Amezcua, Secretary of Tourism of Coahuila, to discuss their strategy for participation in the 49th edition of the largest tourism fair, which will take place in Baja California. “Barbecue is the star […]

Street vendors in the capital continue to occupy spaces in the city in an anarchic manner, hindering mobility and increasingly taking over sidewalks and pedestrian crossings with impunity; in some areas of the city they are pointed out as part of the insecurity that prevails in the streets. This problem has overwhelmed the capacity of […]

For the Secretary of Economic Development of the government of the state of Oaxaca, Raúl Ruiz Robles, it will take five years to consolidate companies that begin to operate in the Interoceanic Corridor of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec. In an interview, the official reiterated that “we estimate that we are talking about five years to […]

The National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), through the INAH Tlaxcala Center and the Regional Museum of Tlaxcala, inaugurated the photographic exhibition La Trenza by the artist Malena Díaz, celebrating the fundamental role of corn as a symbol of identity and social cohesion in the history of Tlaxcala, within the framework of the 500 […]

With an atmosphere full of adrenaline, tradition and culture, the high-end sports car event “Bash Road Tour”, the most important car caravan in Latin America, arrived in the silver city. The Plaza Borda of the colonial city was the setting for this event that attracted the attention of residents, visitors and tourists, who enjoyed this […]

The Mexican capital is surrounded by large volcanoes and hills accompanied by beautiful forest areas. To the south we have the famous Cumbres del Ajusco National Park, an area with privileged nature and one of the few places in the capital where snow falls during the winter season. Here we tell you about the history […]

Can you believe it? All this time we lived deceived, because archaeologists from the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) have revealed that they discovered a dock and a canal in what was Chapultepec beach, right where the avenue and the forest of Mexico City are now. Discoveries reveal that there was a beach […]

This weekend, the last changes of government will begin after the elections of June 2. In Veracruz, Jalisco, Chiapas and Puebla, the replacements will be from the same party that currently governs: in three entities, Morena will continue and in one, Movimiento Ciudadano. In all cases, the outgoing administrations leave a legacy of violence and […]

The passenger train project that will connect the Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA) with the city of Pachuca, Hidalgo, continues to advance with 70% in the definition of its preliminary route, the objective is to have the optimal railway by the end of this year, considering environmental, archaeological and commercial factors, which will allow the […]

Chiapas and the State of Mexico have decriminalized abortion. In both states, which approved their reforms within a day of each other, voluntary termination of pregnancy will be permitted up to the 12th week of gestation. With these modifications, 19 states in the country have now adapted their penal codes to guarantee a right upheld […]