Migrant association in Querétaro warns of risk after Donald Trump’s victory

Fernando Rocha Mier, president of the civil association Migrantes Unidos en Caravana, said that the administration of whoever is elected as the executive of the United States (virtually being Donald Trump), has a pending issue that has been pending for several governments: immigration reform. “While it is true that both Republican and Democratic administrations have […]

Orizaba-Puebla highway remains closed after landslides

Following the landslides recorded near kilometer 231+100 of the 2100 Puebla-Orizaba highway, emergency personnel as well as federal roads and bridges personnel continue with the work to clear the road. At the moment, the stretch of highway remains closed with no estimated opening time, so motorists are advised to remain alert for updates from CAPUFE, […]

Coahuila strengthens security strategies in its borders with Durango

The Secretary of Security, Federico Fernández Montañez, announced that, in order to reinforce the borders with Durango, three different meetings were held this week, one of them with the XI Military Region, the next with the Special Command and the third with elements of the State and Municipal Police. As a background and as has […]

Ixtapa Zihuatanejo increases connectivity with Canada and the United States

The Ixtapa Zihuatanejo tourist complex in Guerrero will increase the number of foreign visitors through the arrival of two charter flights from Canada and the United States. Pedro Castelán, executive director of the Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo Convention and Visitors Bureau, reported that a direct flight is already being received from Vancouver, Canada; and another from San Francisco, […]

Where is the tallest Catrina in the world?

This beach and sun destination in the state of Jalisco has idyllic beaches, lush, jungle-like mountains, a great atmosphere, and during the Day of the Dead season it can boast the largest Catrina in the world. Where is the tallest Catrina in the world? As was done in past years, the tallest Catrina in the […]

Winter 2024: La Niña will dramatically transform the climate and the North will be the most affected

Winter is approaching in Mexico and with it, the climatic phenomenon of La Niña is expected to generate important alterations in meteorological conditions. This natural event, characterized by the cooling of the waters of the Pacific Ocean, influences the climate at a global level and could significantly impact temperatures and rainfall in several regions of […]