In an unprecedented move in the country, the governments of Jalisco and Guanajuato signed a collaboration agreement that will strengthen road safety, improve tax coordination, and combat tax evasion between the two states. This is the Agreement for Administrative Collaboration and Coordination in Tax Matters and Interstate Mutual Assistance, an instrument that is already in […]

Since last Thursday, a mass fish kill has been reported on the border between Tamaulipas and Veracruz, but it wasn’t until this afternoon that the National Water Commission (CONAGUA) issued a statement on the matter and denied the presence of hydrocarbons. The Tamaulipas Secretariat of Urban Development and the Environment (SEDUMA) reported last Thursday a […]

An armed attack on Monday at the Teotihuacan archaeological site, one of Mexico’s most popular tourist destinations, sparked a strong international reaction after the death of a Canadian citizen and injuries to at least six other people were confirmed. The incident occurred at the site, located on the outskirts of Mexico City, raising concerns among […]

Mexican companies allocate only 3.4% of their IT budget, on average, to cybersecurity, a figure two to four times lower than the global standard (between 7% and 15%), despite the fact that the country accounts for approximately 55% of cyber threats in Latin America, according to data from IDC Mexico and Kaspersky analyzed by IQSEC. […]

While the phone line remained open, she heard immigration police arresting him. At that moment, she understood that her life would change forever. But what she didn’t imagine was that she would end up living in Mexico with her husband and two young daughters. “There’s nothing more important than being together,” says Janie Hughes, an […]

The Canadian government expressed its gratitude for the swift response from Mexican authorities following the armed attack on Monday at the Teotihuacan Archaeological Zone in the State of Mexico, in which a Canadian tourist was killed and another Canadian citizen was injured. In a brief message shared on its social media, the Canadian Ministry of […]

Mexico is among the world’s leading mango producers. According to information from the Mexican government, this tropical fruit is cultivated in 23 states, primarily in warm-climate regions between February and August, although specialists and vendors agree that April and May offer the most abundant harvests. During this period, the increased heat and humidity accelerate the […]

As the time for negotiating and reaching agreements on the USMCA draws nearer, the global political context does nothing to reduce uncertainty for Mexico; on the contrary, it increases exponentially. What will happen? The best-case scenarios would be minor adjustments to the treaty or a more thorough renegotiation in some areas, and a successful negotiation […]

Some doctors are already calling it “the new pandemic.” In Mexico, Chronic Kidney Disease (CKD) is one of the leading causes of death, but the health sector is operating somewhat blindly in its management, as there is still no national registry to determine the exact number of patients; much less can it monitor for early […]

Lebanon is once again embroiled in war. The country became entangled in the conflict between Iran and Israel on March 2, when Hezbollah launched a retaliatory attack following the assassination of Iran’s Supreme Leader, Ali Khamenei. The Israeli response has resulted in the deaths of 2,387 people. The conflict may seem very distant from Mexico, […]