A criminal group calling itself “Mexicanos Nueva Generación” (New Generation Mexicans) made its public appearance in Colombia just two weeks after the death of Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, “El Mencho,” the historic leader of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), on February 22, 2016, in Tapalpa, Jalisco. Colombian authorities confirmed the group’s existence through narco-messages, banners, […]
Mexico-Queretaro Highway: the areas with the most accidents and the causes according to the National Guard
With an average of three accidents per day, 417 documented collisions, and 42 fatalities in 2024, the Mexico-Querétaro highway remains one of the six most dangerous federal highways in Mexico. The Querétaro sections of Federal Highway 57 concentrate the highest-risk points along the entire route, according to figures from the Statistical Yearbook of Collisions on […]
Why Mexico is seeking to ban octopus farms before the industry even exists?
The Mexican Senate is considering an amendment to the General Law on Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture that seeks to prohibit the farming of octopuses and other cephalopods throughout the country. This initiative places Mexico on the same legislative path initiated by Chile in 2025, which proposed a preventative ban on this activity before it develops […]
Mexico wanted to stop the Chinese with tariffs on their cars. China was faster: it has already imported almost all the cars it will sell in 2026.
Chinese cars are a topic that can be analyzed from various perspectives, but it’s a fact that their success cannot be easily contained, as some Chinese brands found ways to circumvent some of the tariffs imposed earlier this year. To briefly recap, the Federal Government established 50% tariffs on vehicles manufactured in countries with which […]
Jalisco, Yucatán, and Puebla join the Michelin Guide Mexico and consolidate national cuisine as a tourist attraction
The Secretary of Tourism for the Mexican government, Josefina Rodríguez Zamora, participated in the announcement of the inclusion of the states of Jalisco, Yucatán, and Puebla in the Michelin Guide Mexico, one of the world’s most influential gastronomic publications. “When gastronomy achieves international recognition like the Michelin Guide, tourism in these destinations is also strengthened. […]
The Fatshionista marched again
Priscila Arias, who created the slogan “Diet culture is patriarchal violence!” on March 8, 2025, is now demanding that medical personnel stop weighing patients during mandatory consultations. “We will try to change the medical system from the ground up so that consultations are not spaces of harassment or aesthetic prejudice.” She argued that many doctors […]
How did the rumor of Profeco fines for selling tortillas in coolers start?
The rumor that the Federal Consumer Protection Agency (Profeco) had fined businesses selling tortillas stored in coolers went viral, but how did this rumor start? Here’s what happened: According to reports, Profeco had begun sanctioning businesses for selling tortillas stored in coolers. It was said that in recent days, the federal agency issued fines to […]
Is it legal for there to be vans with light bars, tinted windows, and no police logos?
In Mexico, some law enforcement agencies may use unmarked vehicles for investigative or intelligence purposes. However, when an authority makes an arrest or conducts an intervention, it must comply with the provisions of the Political Constitution of the United Mexican States, which requires that all acts of authority be duly justified and motivated. Furthermore, the […]
They’re looking for Raymundo. His foreign tenant, who hates Mexicans, is unleashing chaos.
Residents of La Lejona in San Miguel de Allende report that they have been experiencing a major problem for several days with a foreign neighbor who lives on Estrella Street. The man, apparently named John Sean, is a foreigner who clearly dislikes Mexicans (even though he lives in Mexico) and is completely out of control. […]
The ‘Dog Killer Grandma’ of Coyoacán is released; she is confronted upon leaving the courthouse
Flor ‘N’, the so-called ‘Dog Killer Grandma’ of Coyoacán, was released after a judge granted her a provisional suspension and she agreed to pay restitution for the torture and murder of the dog Moni in 2024. According to reports, the 77-year-old woman accepted her guilt, apologized, and will pay restitution. Now, she will only have […]