SAN MIGUEL DE ALLENDE, Mexico — San Miguel de Allende remains one of Mexico’s most enchanting destinations, recognized since 2008 as a UNESCO World Heritage site for its neo-Gothic architecture and its rich history as a center of art and creativity. In the heart of this destination, the Rosewood San Miguel de Allende offers a […]
MEXICO CITY — The Mexican Chamber of Deputies has approved the general draft of the Federal Rights Law for 2027. The new legislation establishes the fees that individuals and entities must pay for the use of public assets, state-provided services, and environmental rights. The bill passed with 329 votes in favor from the Morena, PT, […]
MEXICO CITY — Grupo Televisa is making a strategic move into the telecommunications sector with a new joint venture aimed at acquiring AT&T Mexico. The deal, formed in partnership with Fintech Holdings, targets a company that boasts approximately 24.7 million mobile subscribers as of the close of 2025. The consortium plans to finance the acquisition […]
MEXICO CITY — Federal deputies and senators from Hidalgo have filed a formal complaint with the Office of the Attorney General of the Republic (FGR) against PRI Senator Alma Carolina Viggiano Austria and her associates. The complaint alleges crimes including illicit enrichment, operations with resources of illicit origin, and tax simulation. According to federal deputy […]
MEXICO CITY — Federal Security Secretary Omar García Harfuch announced this Tuesday the capture of Juan Lira Maldonado, alias “El Moco,” a high-priority target linked to organized crime, extortions, homicides, and the illegal deprivation of liberty in the state of Puebla. The federal official identified Lira Maldonado, a former candidate for mayor of Chignahuapan, as […]
San Nicolás de los Garza, Nuevo León — In a significant move to modernize public transportation and bolster mobility in Nuevo León, Governor Samuel Alejandro García Sepúlveda conducted a supervision tour of the Citadel Station yards and workshops. During the visit, he inspected the sixth train destined for Metro Lines 4 and 6. Accompanied by […]
PÁTZCUARO, Michoacán — The Purépecha community of Huecorio has approved the establishment of a traditional government governed by principles of “usos y costumbres” (customs and traditions). This move will grant the community the authority to directly manage the budget allocated to them based on their population size. This decision brings the total to 55 small […]
ZIHUATANEJO, Guerrero — Approximately 150 residents from five communities in the western mountains of Zihuatanejo have abandoned their homes following threats and incursions by organized crime groups, according to reports from the local outlet El Sur. The affected inhabitants—from the communities of San Ignacio, El Mamey, La Vainilla, Pie de la Cuesta, and El Puertecito—stated […]
ACAPULCO, Guerrero — Residents of the Jardín Palmas neighborhood in Acapulco’s western zone launched an intermittent blockade on the Acapulco-Zihuatanejo federal highway on Monday. The protest aims to pressure the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) to restore power to more than 20 homes on Crisantemos Street that have been without electricity for six days. The demonstrators […]
ACAPULCO, Guerrero — The port of Acapulco officially inaugurated its 2026-2027 cruise season on Monday with the arrival of the Eurodam, a vessel operated by Holland America Line. The ship carried a total of 2,913 people, including 2,039 passengers and 874 crew members, who were greeted by the state’s Secretary of Tourism, Rosy Pavón Flores. […]
