TLAXCALA, Mexico — The state of Tlaxcala is beginning to experience a shift in migration patterns. Moving beyond the traditional flow of people simply transiting through the territory, an increasing number of foreign nationals are arriving in the state with the intention of establishing permanent roots. In response, the state’s Migratory Affairs Commission (Cafami) is […]
The southern region of Tlaxcala is currently buzzing with activity as thousands of visitors from across central Mexico converge on the municipality of Papalotla for the annual Mole and Anise Tamale Fair (Feria del Mole y el Tamal de Anís). The festival serves as a vibrant showcase of regional gastronomy, where traditional cooks gather to […]
Tlaxcala is preparing to host the 2026 National Meeting for Water Culture (ENxCA), which will take place on April 23 and 24 at the Federico Silva Ecological Park in the capital city of San Hipólito Chimalpa. This event solidifies the state’s position as a hub for technical and social dialogue on water issues. The event […]
Taking a literary “snapshot” of authors who, in the second half of the 20th century, developed various literary genres and whose work was published in El Sol de Tlaxcala, we were surprised to find that there were not as few as one might initially assume: at least 12. And, interestingly, almost half of them were […]
A man died at the General Hospital of the South, in the municipality of San Pablo del Monte, Tlaxcala, after being lynched in Santa Cruz Quilehtla, where residents accused him of attempting to rob passengers on a public transport vehicle. According to official information, the events occurred between the night of Monday, March 23, and […]
During the daily press conference, Belén Vega Ahuitzi, Executive Secretary of the National System for the Comprehensive Protection of Children and Adolescents (SIPINNA) in Tlaxcala, presented a critical overview of the situation of children in the state, emphasizing the urgent need to combat corporal punishment and the exploitation of minors in public spaces. One of […]
One of the most important religious festivals for the municipality of Tlaxcala is Holy Week, and with it, the reenactment of the Stations of the Cross, due to its historical, cultural, and traditional value, has been designated an Intangible Cultural Heritage of the State. For its 2026 edition, authorities anticipate an attendance of more than […]
When questioned about Lorena Cuéllar Cisneros’s administration, former Tlaxcala governor Mariano González Zarur preferred to say that he hasn’t read news about the state for a long time, as he only looks for articles that “deeply interest” him. González Zarur stated that he only reads business articles from national newspapers and that’s the only way […]
Two members of the Oaxaca State Attorney General’s Office were arrested for their involvement in the murder of young men from Tlaxcala. The local Public Prosecutor’s Office indicated, without elaborating on their charges, that the two officers worked in the state’s coastal region. Their arrest arose from the results of the investigation into various criminal […]
From Monday, October 14, until November 2, several streets will be closed to vehicular traffic due to the Archery World Cup; find out which roads will be restricted. The City Council has informed about a series of surveillance and traffic control operations that will be implemented in the historic center of the city due to […]
