Sombra del Agua is a hotel located in the center of San Cristóbal de las Casas, Chiapas. The building was built in 1907 under the name Hotel Español and was the first to open its doors in the city. Since then, it has been a fixture in local life and has witnessed important changes, such […]
The fight for lesbian visibility: a call for equality and respect in Mexico
In Mexico, lesbian women face a complex reality marked by discrimination and exclusion. According to data from the 2021 National Survey on Sexual and Gender Diversity (ENDISEG), conducted by INEGI (National Institute of Statistics and Geography), 67.5% of lesbian women in the country have experienced discrimination at some point in their lives. In this context, […]
“People told me I was crazy to move to Mexico”: American breaks stereotypes of violence and danger about life in the country
From his TikTok account, Servant Steve, an American content creator who describes himself as “husband, father, nephew of triplets, living in Mexico,” shared his experience of life in Mexico, far from the stereotypes of violence and danger that many associate with the country. Americans Change Their Travel Destination His testimony comes at a time when […]
The Ministry of Tourism and the Mexican Consulate in San Diego inaugurate the first Ventana a México tourism promotion office in California.
Secretary of Tourism Josefina Rodríguez Zamora and Mexican Consul General in San Diego, Ambassador Alicia Kerber Palma, inaugurated the first tourism promotion office, Ventana a México, in that city. As part of the 2025 Tourism Fair, Josefina Rodríguez cut the ribbon at the Consulate General of Mexico in San Diego to provide information to the […]
The 10 cities in Mexico where public insecurity is most perceived
Mexicans’ perceptions of public safety in Mexico vary widely depending on the location. As of the first quarter of 2025, 61.9% of urban residents nationwide considered their neighborhood unsafe, according to figures from the National Urban Public Safety Survey (ENSU) (National Survey of Urban Public Safety) published by INEGI (National Institute of Statistics and Census). […]
Sheinbaum halts the Telecommunications Law after the controversy over the article that allowed the government to block digital platforms.
President Claudia Sheinbaum has ordered legislators to halt the approval of the new Telecommunications Law and modify—or permanently remove from the bill—the controversial article that established the possibility for the government to “block” digital platforms, which sparked controversy between the opposition and the owners of major media outlets. The president reiterated that her administration does […]
In Puerto Escondido, 5 days without electricity: users outraged
Federal Electricity Commission customers living in Puerto Escondido have been without power for five days. “It’s a complete mockery. We’ve submitted the report six times, and the 071 line doesn’t even pay attention to us,” they stated. Power outages are common in the coastal region; in the middle of the holiday season, there is no […]
What is the relationship between the Sinaloa Cartel and the Colombian ELN? Is there an alliance?
It is common for large criminal groups from different countries to form specific alliances to expand their operations and maximize profits. These partnerships allow them to share trafficking routes, markets, and resources, optimizing their illicit networks without having to involve their own members to carry out operations beyond their country of origin. Furthermore, global interconnectedness […]
A woman has been murdered in Sinaloa every six days during 2025, according to Semujeres.
As of April 24, 2025, 19 women have been murdered in Sinaloa, according to the State Women’s Secretariat, which represents one homicide every six days. According to its head, Ana Francis Chiquete Elizalde, 12 of the cases have been classified as femicides, while another seven are considered intentional homicides. “So far this year, there have […]
A foreigner who tried to take over a beach in Nayarit will be fined up to 150,000 pesos.
The community of San Francisco, in the Bahía de Banderas municipality of Nayarit, has been trending in recent days due to a viral video showing a foreign woman chasing away beachgoers, mentioning that she had paid for the concession and that once the construction work on her house was completed, she would block access. The […]