Cascadas de Reforma Water Park was temporarily closed following a crocodile attack that left two visitors injured. The incident occurred around noon on Monday, when Filiberto Díaz Ávalos, María Elena Ramírez Cuevas, and the minor Mark Antony Díaz Patriz were attacked by the reptile while visiting the water park. Official Closure According to the victims’ […]
Medical examiner arrested in Tabasco for multimillion-dollar fraud by falsifying death certificate
A forensic doctor with the Tabasco State Attorney General’s Office (FGE) was arrested after a multi-million-dollar fraud was uncovered. He had falsified a death certificate to facilitate the illegal collection of a life insurance policy. At a press conference, the institution’s deputy attorney general, Gilberto Melquiades Miranda Díaz, confirmed that the public servant was arrested […]
Traditional textile expression from Tabasco seeks to become a registered trademark
The Lomillo Stitch Embroidered Strip is a traditional textile expression from Tabasco that is seeking trademark registration with the Mexican Institute of Industrial Property (IMPI). Therefore, it requires legal support that recognizes various aspects of its origin. Among the actions being undertaken is the collaboration of the artisans, who are the main promoters of this […]
The small town in Tabasco, hidden among mangroves, famous for its oyster production for all of Mexico, will have its festivities in July.
Sánchez Magallanes: The Coastal Town in Tabasco Known for Its Oysters, Mangroves, and Natural Beauty Sea, lagoon, mangroves, fishing, and a community whose way of life is deeply connected to the water… all of this can be found in Sánchez Magallanes, a small town in the municipality of Cárdenas, Tabasco, located on a narrow coastal […]
Tabasco promotes its seafood cuisine with the “First Sea Harvest.”
The culinary richness derived from Tabasco’s waterways is set to take a bold new direction. Aiming to demonstrate that the state’s coastal cuisine can transcend borders, the “First Sea Harvest” (Primera Cosecha de Mar) will take place on July 8th, marking the official opening of the Tino Marino Casa Marisquería restaurant at Plaza Bugambilia. This […]
CFE will suspend electricity service in 11 communities in Tabasco.
On Saturday, June 27, 2026, the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) will carry out maintenance work in 11 communities in Tabasco, resulting in an eight-hour interruption of the electricity supply. According to a statement from the agency, maintenance work will be performed on the General Distribution Network with the objective of improving the quality and continuity […]
Partial closure announced on the Villahermosa–Escárcega highway due to the removal of pedestrian bridges.
The Secretariat of Infrastructure, Communications, and Transportation (SICT) in Tabasco announced that, starting this Saturday, June 27, there will be a partial traffic closure on the Villahermosa–Francisco Escárcega highway, specifically along the section between kilometer markers 78+000 and 82+000. The agency explained that these operations are part of the modernization and expansion project for this […]
Tabasco Rancher Stands Guard for Days Amid Alleged Land Invasion Linked to Pemex Discovery
The most outrageous part is that Roberto is a petroleum engineer. He studied to work in the industry, but today, according to his testimony, he lives amid a conflict against the state oil company itself to have his rights recognized as an affected landowner. 🗣️“I find myself spending the night inside the facilities because I […]
Quinta Edén: 20 Years of Tabascan Pride
The iconic “La Joya del Edén” hotel celebrates two decades, firmly established as a symbol of identity for Tabasco, as recalled by its visionary founder, Miguel Cantón Zetina. Upon reaching its twentieth anniversary, the Hotel Quinta Edén has solidified its status as “La Joya del Edén” (The Jewel of Eden)—a venue that, far beyond being […]