The assassination of Carlos Alberto Manzo Rodríguez, the mayor of Uruapan, Michoacán, during a public event on November 1st, has once again brought into sharp focus the violence faced by political figures in the country. The mayor was shot while inaugurating the Festival of Candles; his death adds to a series of attacks that have […]

The severe rains of the first half of October in northern Veracruz caused significant material losses in the agricultural, livestock, commercial, and business sectors. According to the National Civil Protection Coordination, 40 municipalities in Veracruz were affected by flooding. In Poza Rica, Álamo, Tuxpan, Cazones, Papantla, and Gutiérrez Zamora alone, the hardest hit areas, more […]

The seventh edition of the Catrina Parade took place, this year bringing together 1,265 people who gathered in 28 groups. Veracruz, Veracruz—Elegantly dressed, the catrines and catrinas took their first parade down Manuel Ávila Camacho Boulevard a few days before the Day of the Dead celebration. Amid a great atmosphere, the seventh edition of the […]

In northern Veracruz, residents affected by the recent rains and flooding of the Cazones River expressed their discontent with the aid sent by the state government headed by Rocío Nahle, after videos circulated on social media in which victims ironically “thanked” the government for providing them with serums and electrolytes as part of the official […]

Mr. Tomás walks through the mud that has seeped from the sandbanks onto the banks of the Pánuco River, which is rising every day. He goes to see if it’s true that the river’s flow is increasing, because he doesn’t believe it will reach its crest and even says, “They’re just scaring us.” Just last […]

The emergency situation caused by the intense rains affecting the Huasteca region and other states in central and southern Mexico continues to escalate. President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo reported on October 16 that the death toll has risen to 70, surpassing the 66 reported on Tuesday, October 14. In addition, the president detailed that 72 people […]

The Secretariat of the Navy, through the Mexican Navy, reported that the Relief Phase of the Navy Plan was implemented in the northern state of Veracruz, following the damage caused by the heavy rains recorded in recent hours. Naval personnel carried out three medical evacuations, and 116 people have already been assisted in flooded areas. […]

The intense rains recorded across almost all of Veracruz could cause ponding and flooding, rapid rises in rivers and streams, landslides, and mudslides. The Veracruz Civil Protection Secretariat, which suspended school activities in its 212 municipalities, issued an alert regarding the possible effects of the rainfall. The agency emphasized that the storm could also cause […]

Jilotepec, Veracruz, is located twenty minutes from Xalapa, where the road winds through coffee plantations, orchards, and small communities that retain the tranquility of mountain villages. The paths begin narrow, flanked by oak trees and giant ferns, while the sounds of the countryside, birds, crickets, and the murmur of water, blend into a natural symphony […]

The Beach Pro Tour Challenge Veracruz concluded with great success on Santa Ana Beach in Boca del Río, where the Dutch and Brazilian teams were crowned champions in the women’s and men’s categories, respectively. Beyond the sporting aspect, the tournament established Veracruz as a world-class host, offering a safe environment supported by the characteristic hospitality […]