GUADALAJARA, Mexico — Approximately 10,000 protesters took to the streets this Sunday to demonstrate against the severe water crisis plaguing the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area (ZMG). The demonstrators denounced the poor quality of the water reaching their homes, reporting sediment and unpleasant odors. Protesters carried banners with slogans such as, “If the government wants to wash […]
MEXICO CITY — American Airlines, the first international carrier to operate out of Tulum’s airport, will significantly reduce its flight offerings from the destination as part of a broader seat reduction across the military-operated terminal. The U.S. carrier confirmed to El Financiero that it will discontinue its route between Los Angeles and Tulum—one of the […]
XALAPA, Veracruz — The Governor of Veracruz, Rocío Nahle, has defended a teacher from Martínez de la Torre who faced allegations of harassment after requesting that students create a “croquis” (a sketch or map) as part of their school activities. The case went viral on social media after a parent accused the educator of harassment […]
Journalist María Idalia Gómez has revealed that United States authorities have been actively tracking the movements of businessman Amílcar Olán since his departure from Mexico. According to Gómez, this surveillance has allowed for the documentation of his interactions, including messages, phone calls, and various business meetings, particularly within his base of operations in Lugano, Switzerland. […]
A growing cost-of-living crisis in Mexico is forcing a difficult trade-off for the majority of the population, with a staggering 80% of residents reporting that they have had to reduce their spending on food to meet housing obligations. As inflation continues to strain household budgets, the data reveals a deepening socioeconomic imbalance where the fundamental […]
MEXICO CITY — Mexican cartels are systematically building luxury fleets by stealing rental vehicles from across the United States and transporting them to Mexico, a new investigation reveals. According to a report by Puente News Collaborative, organized crime groups are exploiting loopholes in U.S. rental regulations to acquire high-end SUVs and trucks to serve as […]
MEXICO CITY — Dissident workers of the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) have announced a national march for Tuesday, October 13, to demand significant salary increases and the removal of their union leadership. The protest is strategically timed to occur one day before a mandatory union consultation regarding a proposed wage hike. During an assembly […]
MEXICO CITY – The intersection of Mexico’s booming music industry and organized crime has reached a new level of sophistication. Recent investigations and U.S. government sanctions have exposed a massive laundering operation where high-profile concerts in Baja California serve as a front for “Los Mayos”—the faction of the Sinaloa Cartel led by the son of […]
MEXICO CITY – Unionized workers of the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) launched a large-scale sit-in and protest on Friday, paralyzing major arteries in the capital following a failed attempt to reach an agreement with the federal government over wages and working conditions. The demonstration, centered in the city’s primary business and transit corridor, Paseo […]
QUERÉTARO, MEXICO — Governor Mauricio Kuri González has moved to de-escalate growing tensions with the federal government over the establishment of the International Academy of Police Training, asserting that his administration remains committed to a close and collaborative relationship with the presidency. The governor’s remarks come in response to recent criticisms from President Claudia Sheinbaum, […]
