The prolonged blockade of Federal Highway 180 highlights escalating social and economic tensions, as the communities of Nuevo Progreso and San Antonio Cárdenas demand decisive action from the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) regarding a long-awaited electrical substation. Despite Undersecretary of Government Luis César Marín Reyes’s attempts to mediate and convince residents to reopen the highway, […]

The municipality of Querétaro, led by Mayor Felipe Fernando Macias Olvera, will launch three new social programs to support the population of the Querétaro capital. These programs have already been approved by the city council, and the call for applications will be released in the coming days. The head of the Secretariat of Social Development, […]

Today, the maximum temperature in the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area will exceed 30 degrees Celsius. This heat that will cover the sprawling city only makes a glass of tejuino even more desirable today to celebrate the traditional drink. March 19th has been declared Municipal Tejuino Day, a day that seeks to honor one of Jalisco’s most […]

The Vive Latino Ibero-American Festival of Musical Culture, one of the most representative music events in Latin America, returns this 2025 with a special edition commemorating its 25th anniversary. However, the prices of its drinks, ranging from 50 to 360, have sparked outrage on social media. The festival will take place on Saturday, March 15th […]

The rugged beauty of Mexico’s Pacific coast has long been a haven for surfers, hippies, and those seeking a tranquil escape from the hustle and bustle of city life. And now, with the opening of the new Barranca Larga-Ventanilla highway, this stunning stretch of coastline is more accessible than ever. Join me on a journey […]

This Monday, the Navigator Of The Seas tourist cruise ship arrived, the first of five that will arrive at the port this week. The ship that arrived from Cabo San Lucas brought 3,805 passengers and 1,250 crew members on board, which will leave a significant economic impact. Once the ship had docked, the passengers got […]

In Tamaulipas, the manufacturing and vehicle export sectors are already feeling the impact of the tariffs imposed on Mexican products by the United States, even two months ago, however the measure has accelerated the crisis. Jobs in the manufacturing sector, which have fallen by 2.4 percent in the last year, will now feel the impact […]

The K’uínchekua, the Michoacán festival, will be held in Tzintzuntzan from March 13 to 16 to amaze travelers with the cultural and artistic wealth of the state. During the presentation, Christian Leslie García Romero, head of the Innovation, Sustainability and Tourism Professionalization Unit of the federal agency, representing Josefina Rodríguez Zamora, Secretary of Tourism of […]

The franchise sector in Puebla has more than 375 brands, with 1,600 points of sale, making it fourth place nationwide, only behind CDMX and the metropolitan area, Jalisco and Nuevo León. This was reported by Lidia Quezada Osornio, Business Development at Comexposium and director of the International Franchise Fair (FIF), who commented that the entity […]