exico has a new queen! On Saturday, Miss Sinaloa María Fernanda Beltrán was crowned Miss Universe Mexico 2024. The talented young woman will represent Mexico at the 73rd Miss Universe, set to take place in Mexico City on November 16. Mariana Macías from Michoacán was the fourth runner-up, while Lorena Sevilla from Colima took third […]
The Jalisco New Generation Cartel has already invaded Guatemala and has set up checkpoints on the border
The Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) is spreading its tentacles in a surprising way and has now invaded Guatemala, despite the fact that the authorities of that country have taken many precautions to prevent drug traffickers from crossing their border with Mexico and beginning to invade their territory. Armed civilians set up a checkpoint in […]
Arco Norte highway reopens in Edomex after five days of blockade
After five days of maintaining a blockade on the Arco Norte highway, ejidatarios from Hidalgo, Tlaxcala and the State of Mexico decided to remove it after being promised that they would hold a dialogue table with the Ministry of the Interior. From five in the morning, with machinery, the protesters began to remove the earth […]
Morena Tabasco promotes the candidacy of Andrés López Beltrán, AMLO’s son, as national secretary of the party
The national councilor of Morena in Tabasco, Raúl Ojeda, rejected that President Andrés Manuel López Obrador seeks to control the Morena party after leaving office, based on the possible nomination of his son Andrés López Beltrán as general secretary of the political group. “Some media positions want to continue insisting on the issue that Andrés […]
Tourism in the Mexican Caribbean is not advancing
The Mexican Caribbean could close 2024 with only 2% growth in terms of tourist arrivals to its destinations. The justification for this poor increase is due to international competition from other destinations, the elections and the problems faced by airlines due to the overhaul of Pratt & Whitney engines, they argued from Mexico. Andrés Martínez, […]
Incredible archaeological find in Mexico: 1,000-year-old objects appear buried in the construction of the Mayan Train
A new archaeological discovery surprised the scientists who were carrying out the salvage work on the Mayan Train, as on this occasion, they found nine objects of approximately 1,000 years of age buried in Front 3 of Section 7. During this work, carried out by the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), the specialists […]
“The clean-up has begun”: Sinaloa Cartel hitmen announce drug war in Guanajuato
The state of Guanajuato is one of the most violent regions in Mexico due to the presence of two dangerous criminal organizations: the Jalisco Nueva Generación Cartel (CJNG) and the Santa Rosa de Lima Cartel. However, it seems that a new drug war is approaching in that state, as the Sinaloa Cartel has just announced […]
Workers vs. Judicial Reform: Caravans from Veracruz and Zacatecas come to protest in Mexico City
Workers of the Judicial Branch are protesting outside the Senate of the Republic, where they blocked all the entrances to prevent legislators from discussing the reform proposed by outgoing President Andrés Manuel López Obrador. Since early Thursday, workers have been intermittently blocking Paseo de la Reforma, one of the main avenues of Mexico City, at […]
Poza Rica again!
In addition to the neglect that Governor Cuitláhuac García himself acknowledged with Radio y Televisión de Veracruz (RTV), there will be an irregular management of its budget. *** This Thursday, the head of the Superior Audit Body (Orfis), Delia González Cobos confirmed that there are “observations” in the 2023 Public Account due to alleged irregularities […]
Judicial Branch workers block the Mexico-Querétaro highway and Periférico Norte
Demanding the non-approval of the judicial reform, hundreds of PJF workers blocked the Mexico-Querétaro highway and Periférico Norte, in the direction of Mexico City, causing severe traffic chaos this morning. The workers oppose judges and magistrates being elected through a voting process, and not through knowledge and competitive examinations as has been done. A first […]