Oaxaca de Juárez registers 65% hotel occupancy due to deaths

During the week of October 21 to 27, a cumulative hotel occupancy of 65.42 percent was recorded, prior to the Day of the Dead celebrations in the city of Oaxaca. This was reported in a statement by the Oaxaca Tourism Secretariat (Sectur), based on preliminary data from the DataTur monitoring program in 5 to 1 […]

Triquis ask to meet with Sheinbaum; demand security in communities in Oaxaca

Members of the Triqui Unification and Struggle Movement (MULT) demanded this Monday an audience with the president, Claudia Sheinbaum, to promote dialogue tables that provide guarantees of justice and security in the face of the violence experienced in their communities, located in the Mixteca region of Oaxaca, by denouncing that the Independent Triqui Unification and […]

Roads in Oaxaca and Guerrero Cleared After Hurricane John: SICT

The Secretariat of Infrastructure, Communications, and Transport (SICT) has reported that roads and highways in Oaxaca and Guerrero affected by Hurricane John are now completely cleared. In Guerrero, there were 433 incidents on the federal highway network and 7,590 on the state network, affecting nearly 4,000 kilometers. In Oaxaca, there were 300 incidents on the […]

More than 20 branches of the Monte de Piedad stop work in Oaxaca

At least 24 branches of the local government’s Monte de Piedad remain closed in Oaxaca due to protests by the entity’s workers for three days. The protesters demand the resignation of the head of the organization, Omar Julián Julián, whom they accuse of incurring in administrative irregularities and lack of attention to unionized workers. Led […]

Monte de Piedad headquarters in Oaxaca closes

Workers closed the Monte Piedad headquarters, located in the city of Oaxaca. The workers point out the director Omar Julián Julián for omission, who has not attended to requests for paperwork until reports of workplace harassment. This Friday was the second consecutive day that the workers closed the branch to ask for a negotiation table […]

The most fleeting delicacy of Oaxaca

In early June, before the start of the wet season, Oaxaca is abuzz with anticipation. The first rains are expected to wash away the fine dust that has accumulated during three months of drought and heat, and the aquifers will refill. Within days, the rolling hills of the Central Valley will turn from straw-colored to […]