Tijuana River Valley residents are once again forced to endure noxious odors wafting from massive wastewater dumping, prompting health guidance from San Diego County officials. In a bid to put an end to this long-standing issue, County Supervisor Jim Desmond has urged the federal government to impose penalties on Mexico if it continues to release […]
Campaign launched in Querétaro to promote domestic tourism and boost the domestic market
To promote national tourism and the domestic market, Querétaro will participate in the Great Escape campaign. This is an initiative of the federal government and business chambers seeking to position it as the Buen Fin del Turismo (Good End of Tourism). The strategy is promoted by the Ministry of Tourism (Sectur), the Ministry of Economy […]
Chaos Erupts as Mexican Artist Banned from Singing Cartel-Glorifying Songs Flee Concert Stage
In a shocking turn of events, a Mexican artist was forced to flee his concert stage on Saturday after enraging fans by announcing that he had been banned by the government from singing popular songs glorifying drug traffickers. Narcocorridos, a controversial sub-genre of music in Mexico, celebrates the exploits of the country’s infamous drug cartels. […]
Holy Week in Durango: culture, flavor, and adventure in a world of cinema
During the Holy Week season, the state of Durango establishes itself as one of the most comprehensive destinations in the north of the country, combining cultural activities, religious tourism, nature, and traditional cuisine. Among the most notable events is the Ricardo Castro International Festival, which offers a lineup of artistic and cultural performances for all […]
Committee established to protect shrimp and combat illegal fishing
With a call for awareness, collaboration, and education as fundamental pillars, the Inspection and Surveillance Committee for the Protection of Shrimp was established in Mazatlán, with the goal of strengthening actions against illegal fishing and promoting sustainable practices. The Secretary of Fisheries and Aquaculture, Flor Emilia Guerra Mena, highlighted that this year the State Government […]
Mexico Relents Amid Water Dispute with US: Immediate Delivery Promised to Texas Farmers
A breakthrough has been achieved in the contentious water dispute between Mexico and the United States, as Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum pledged an “immediate water delivery” to struggling farmers in South Texas. The commitment comes after mounting pressure from U.S. officials, including a threat of new tariffs from President Donald Trump. The 81-year-old water-sharing treaty […]
DUTY IMPACT: US Imposes 21% Tariff on Most Mexican Tomatoes Starting July 14
In a move aimed at protecting domestic tomato growers, the US Commerce Department announced on Monday that most tomatoes imported from Mexico will face a duty of 20.91% starting July 14. The decision marks a withdrawal from an agreement signed in 2019 between Mexican tomato producers and the Trump administration’s first government, which had averted […]
MILITARIZATION OF THE BORDER: Trump Moves Forward with Plans to Declare Border Zone a Military Reservation
In a move that has sparked both support and criticism from lawmakers and local officials, President Donald Trump is proceeding with plans to declare the land just north of the US-Mexico border as a military reservation. According to sources, Trump signed a memorandum allowing the Department of Defense to militarize the Roosevelt Reservation, a 60-foot […]
Construction Closes Major Streets in Veracruz’s Historic Center
In a move aimed at modernizing the historic heart of Veracruz, authorities have announced that two major streets – 5 de Mayo Avenue and Independencia Avenue – will remain closed to traffic until further notice. The decision is part of an ongoing comprehensive renovation project for the city’s central district, which began in early April. […]
Veracruz Beaches Filled with Tourists on Palm Sunday
As thousands of Mexicans and tourists flocked to the beaches of Veracruz’s Boca del Río for their spring break, a mixed scene emerged: while some attended church services for Palm Sunday, others opted to kick off their vacation by enjoying the sun, sand, and sea. Early risers took advantage of the warm weather to cool […]