Success stories abound in the Mexican entrepreneurial ecosystem, but few are as controversial as that of Enrique Arturo Martínez Lastra, better known as “Tuga.” The Puebla-born businessman is one of those millionaires who managed to transform an innovative idea into an international chain. However, his recent arrest has jeopardized his reputation and the legacy of […]
Chiles en Nogada Season Kicks Off in Puebla
With the arrival of July, Puebla is filled with flavor, history, and pride in its gastronomy with the Chiles en Nogada season. Although many associate it with August, true fans of this dish know that July is the best time to try it. For Puebla residents, this season of flavor begins in the second week […]
Sex workers will receive health services in Puebla
At the end of July, sex workers will begin receiving medical services through the federal IMSS-Bienestar program, said Georgina Ruiz Toledo, president of the city council’s Security and Justice Committee. In this regard, she specified that they are working with the federal Welfare delegation to ensure that this segment of the population has access to […]
Puebla, arms trafficking route
Governors such as Luis Miguel Barbosa and Sergio Salomón Céspedes tirelessly declared that there was no presence of Mexican cartels in the state of Puebla. The facts have refuted this. In the last seven months, the National Defense and Navy have identified 11 routes used for arms trafficking from the United States to different regions […]
The PAN in Puebla files a constitutional challenge against the censorship law.
The National Action Party (PAN) filed a constitutional challenge before the Federal Judiciary against the censorship law in Puebla, promoted by Morena representatives and supported by Governor Alejandro Armenta. This law, which punishes insults on social media with up to three years in prison, is punishable by up to three years in prison. Accompanied by […]
Chiles en Nogada season kicks off in Puebla
On the eve of the start of chiles en nogada season, Puebla Governor Alejandro Armenta Mier appeared this Tuesday to celebrate the launch of this state’s signature dish. He was accompanied by Puebla’s head of tourism development, Carla López Mayo; the Secretary of Rural Development, Ana Laura Altamirano; the Secretary of Economy and Labor, Victor […]
Delivery workers protest against the “Vest Law” in Puebla
This Tuesday, dozens of motorcyclists who work as delivery drivers for digital platforms gathered in the Plaza Torrecillas parking lot to protest the recent amendments to the Puebla State Mobility and Road Safety Law, popularly known as the “Vest Law” or “Helmet Law.” Those dissidents believe these reforms impose measures that hinder their daily activities, […]
Puebla is under water again: heavy rain causes flooding and road chaos.
The downpours continue to wreak havoc, and significant flooding is already being reported on Hermanos Serdán Boulevard in Puebla. Six neighborhoods in the capital city are said to be the hardest hit this rainy season. The water hasn’t stopped since yesterday, with flooding already reported in the capital and 250 families cut off from communication […]
Puebla: cultural, historical, and natural wealth in the heart of Mexico
With unique landscapes and experiences that combine nature, culture, and tradition, Puebla is positioned as one of the most comprehensive destinations in the country. Located in central Mexico, the state stands out for its vast cultural heritage, colonial architecture, and one of the most emblematic cuisines in the country. Its geographical diversity, ranging from the […]
Activist who criticized the Cyber Siege Law arrested in Puebla
Renato Romero Camacho, an activist and water defender in Puebla, was arrested on the morning of Tuesday, July 1, by ministerial agents in the Granjas Puebla neighborhood of the state capital. His arrest occurred just two weeks after he publicly criticized the Cyber-Siege Law, recently passed in the local Congress. According to the National Registry […]