A recruitment process for 80 agricultural workers has been launched in Tabasco as part of an international labor mobility program. This initiative targets individuals with experience in agricultural activities who are seeking formal employment abroad, primarily in tomato harvesting. According to available information, the positions are for workers with verifiable experience of two to three […]
Pollution in Paraíso is already a political problem
The environmental pollution caused by the Olmeca refinery in the municipal capital and in the coastal area of Paraíso threatens to become a political-ecological scandal of dimensions that are not yet visualized, if a risk agenda is not built to contain the media campaign that has been initiated by a national television station that is […]
FIRT Olmeca warns of extortion calls in Tabasco
The Olmeca Interinstitutional Tactical Reaction Force (FIRT) issued an alert in Tabasco to warn citizens and business owners about phone calls used for extortion. According to information released by authorities, criminals are making calls and sending threatening messages, impersonating members of criminal groups to demand money. Reports indicate that these communications originate primarily from the […]
The first stone of the new Convention Center has been laid; it will be ready in 2027 in Villahermosa
On the afternoon of Monday, February 2, 2026, Governor Javier May Rodríguez led the groundbreaking ceremony for the new Villahermosa Convention Center. The project, which represents an investment of 2 billion pesos, is part of the Villahermosa 2030 initiative and is scheduled for completion in December 2027, generating 1,500 direct and indirect jobs. The event […]
La Cacaotera Regional Museum in Villahermosa
The La Cacaotera Regional Museum is located in Villahermosa, in the state of Tabasco, Mexico’s main cacao-producing region. Its purpose is to promote learning about and disseminating cacao culture, highlighting its historical, productive, and cultural value. The project was spearheaded by the Ministry of Agrarian, Territorial, and Urban Development (SEDATU) and was developed after the […]
AC laments first transfemicide of 2026 in Tabasco; demands protection laws
Alexandra Morales, president of the civil association Construyendo Miradas (Building Perspectives), lamented the recent transfemicide in Tabasco, which she noted was the first recorded in 2026. Morales indicated that the case is currently being monitored by the organization Casa Muñeca Tiresias, while activists await progress in the investigation and the clarification of the facts. The […]
A group of motorcyclists were shot dead on the highway in Tabasco.
At least five people were killed Sunday afternoon in the town of Ayapa, in the municipality of Jalpa de Méndez. They were shot while the group was on the side of the road with their motorcycles. According to initial reports, the attackers were traveling in a vehicle and fled the scene after shooting them, leaving […]
“Drop” for Tabasco… Adán Augusto leaves coordination of the Senators
The announcement was made during the Morena senators’ plenary session held at the historic Xicoténcatl mansion in Mexico City. López has faced public scrutiny in recent months regarding issues related to the cartel known as La Barredora and other matters within the Senate. The Morena senator explained that he made the decision to step aside […]
UNESCO presents coastal dune restoration plan based on scientific diagnosis to protect area of Tabasco
UNESCO presented a feasibility study and conducted a workshop for federal and state authorities in Tabasco on the revegetation and restoration of coastal dunes in the Barra de Santa Ana area. This initiative is part of UNESCO’s efforts to strengthen resilience, adapt to climate challenges, and reduce disaster risks through scientific and participatory processes. Coastal […]