A group of seven Cubans, including a minor, were rescued during a search of a property in Tapachula, Chiapas, where they were victims of extortion. Members of the Mexican Army, Navy, National Guard, National Migration Institute, and the State Attorney General’s Office implemented an operation to free the foreigners, who were being held in the […]
A parade of pot-bellied people announces the Virgin of Fatima fair in San Cristóbal.
Nearly a thousand parishioners took to the main streets of San Cristóbal de Las Casas to announce the fair for Our Lady of Fatima, which will take place on May 13 in the neighborhood of the same name, in the western part of the city. As is customary, thousands of parishioners will be venerating the […]
CNTE marches in Oaxaca and confirms indefinite strike for May 15
Approximately 15,000 teachers from Section 22 of the CNTE marched this Thursday in commemoration of Labor Day, after which they delivered the state’s 69-point petition. Various unions, such as the Bureaucrats and Health unions, also did the same, criticizing the performance of Governor Salomón Jara Cruz. The teachers marched from the intersection of the Viguera […]
Swell alert on Oaxaca beaches: this is what you should know if you plan to visit the coast.
The State Coordination of Civil Protection and Risk Management (CEPCyGR) issued an official warning regarding the arrival of a swell phenomenon that will impact the coastal area of Oaxaca. This natural event will primarily affect the area from San Mateo del Mar to Santiago Pinotepa Nacional, with greater intensity in areas of the Gulf of […]
They’re preparing the first edition of Cocina del Mar Mazatlán, a festival that celebrates and protects marine life.
Natalia Naranjo, national director of Oceans Week Mexico, who is also part of BODAI Capital A.C., emphasized that this project stems from a love and commitment to the ocean, which is not only a source of life but also a source of identity for coastal communities. “We want to promote responsible consumption, highlight local seafood, […]
The Sinaloa Prosecutor’s Office has information about three young people who disappeared in Mazatlán.
The State Secretary of Government, Carlos Alcaraz Gutiérrez, reported that the Sinaloa Attorney General’s Office now has information on the whereabouts of the three young men from Querétaro, originally from San Juan del Río, who disappeared in Mazatlán. This was part of a final update given this Thursday by the authorities. He added that the […]
Southern Mexico’s Groundwater Crisis: Deforestation and Drought Threaten Water Supplies
Researchers are sounding the alarm about an invisible risk facing communities in Campeche, Chiapas, and Guatemala: groundwater shortages due to deforestation and drought. According to Yuri Peña Ramírez of El Colegio de la Frontera Sur (ECOSUR), the crisis is not just a matter of visible drought conditions but also the impact on underground water sources. […]
Claudia Sheinbaum’s Mega Projects Set to Transform Campeche’s Tourism Scene and Economy
President Claudia Sheinbaum’s ambitious federal projects in Campeche are poised to revitalize the state’s economy and boost tourism, according to Héctor Cámara Mijangos, president of the Mexican Association of Hotels and Motels of Campeche (AMHM). The mega initiatives include the Champotón Highway Bypass and infrastructure improvements at the ports of Seybaplaya and Ciudad del Carmen. […]
Tulum’s Dinosaur Dream Come True: ‘Jurassic Park’ Now Open for Limited Time
The highly anticipated “Tulum Jurassic Park 2025” has officially opened its doors in the state of Quintana Roo, offering an immersive experience that combines excitement and learning for both kids and adults. The limited-time attraction was inaugurated by Mara Lezama, Governor of Quintana Roo, alongside Diego Casteñon and representatives from the Municipal DIF. This unique […]
Playa del Carmen Steps Up Fight Against Dengue and Malaria
Two cases of dengue fever and one case of malaria have been confirmed in Playa del Carmen during April, according to local Health Secretary Juan Antonio Uribe Trujillo. While some may focus on fogging as a solution, the official emphasizes that prevention is key. “It’s not about fumigating based on perception, but rather based on […]