MEXICO CITY — A wave of internet rumors is currently circulating online, warning of a potential “massive blackout” affecting Mexico and the rest of the world on Tuesday, November 17, 2026. However, official sources and technical analyses indicate that these claims are largely rooted in conspiracy theories fueled by a mix of fictional media and […]
Querétaro, Mexico — Public transportation in Querétaro is becoming increasingly pet-friendly as Qrobús announced a new initiative allowing pet owners to transport their furry companions for free. Under the new program, owners can obtain a dedicated transit card for their pets, ensuring a seamless and cost-free commute on the city’s public transport network. To qualify […]
MEXICO CITY — The Mexican government has officially requested that the International Monetary Fund (IMF) reduce its access to the Flexible Credit Line (LCF), a move the authorities describe as a reflection of the nation’s stabilizing economic landscape and resilient fiscal framework. The request, initiated by Mexican authorities, seeks to cap the credit access at […]
Mexico City — An overwhelming 85% of Mexicans surveyed anticipate that prices will continue to rise as the year draws to a close, highlighting a pervasive sense of economic anxiety across the nation. According to a recent study by Research Land of Grupo UPAX, consumer confidence is being heavily weighed down by the expectation of […]
MEXICO CITY — The capital of Mexico is facing a critical housing crisis as formal construction production has plummeted by 50%, hitting a historic low while the region’s demand for new homes continues to skyrocket. According to recent data, only 490 housing units were recorded in Mexico City between January and October 2026. This figure […]
MEXICO CITY — Students from the Instituto Politécnico Nacional (IPN) Campus Palenque have secured first place in a national competition with “MILPA’MÍ,” an innovative plant-based instant soup. The product, which blends traditional corn, beans, and chipilín, was recognized for its ability to merge regional culinary heritage with modern food technology. The winning project was showcased […]
Mérida, Mexico — Authorities in the Yucatán Peninsula have detained a suspect following a brazen shooting in the Dzityá district of Mérida that left one man dead on Wednesday afternoon. The Public Security Secretariat (SSP) confirmed the arrest during a high-stakes investigation into the incident, which officials believe stemmed from a private dispute. According to […]
MEXICO CITY — Every September 13, Mexico commemorates the defense of Chapultepec Castle, a day defined by the evocative legend of six children who died defending the fortress, one of whom supposedly leaped to his death wrapped in the Mexican flag. However, historical scrutiny reveals a narrative that is significantly more complex—and arguably more heroic—than […]
MEXICO CITY — The Mexican government has firmly maintained that drug cartels should be classified as “organized crime” rather than “terrorism,” a direct contradiction to the stance frequently asserted by the United States. During her daily morning press conference, President Claudia Sheinbaum stated that “organized crime” is the correct legal classification for cartels under the […]
MEXICO CITY — Food enthusiasts in Mexico City are preparing for a culinary celebration with the announcement of the 2026 Regional Pulque and Barbacoa Fair. The event is scheduled to take place from November 13 to 15, offering a traditional weekend experience featuring some of the region’s most iconic flavors. The gastronomic fair will be […]