The state of Yucatán is leveraging a major trade show in Miami to promote its growing cruise tourism industry as part of the Mayan Renaissance. Governor Joaquín Díaz Mena’s government, through the Ministry of Tourism Development (SEFOTUR), has set up shop at Seatrade Cruise Global 2025, an event that brings together over 1,500 executives from […]
Chagas Disease: A Silent Threat to Public Health in Yucatán
A staggering number of people in the Yucatán region are unknowingly living with Chagas disease, a potentially life-threatening condition caused by the bite of an insect known as the pic. According to research, approximately 16,000 individuals may be infected, highlighting the need for awareness and action to combat this silent threat to public health. Karla […]
Yucatán’s Jaguar Population Soars Thanks to Tech-Savvy Conservation Efforts”
In a groundbreaking discovery, experts have confirmed the presence of 16 jaguars in the Dzilam de Bravo nature reserve in Yucatán, Mexico. This significant finding is attributed to the innovative Tech4Nature project, a collaborative initiative between the state government, Huawei, and the Polytechnic University of Yucatán (UPY), aimed at harnessing digital solutions and artificial intelligence […]
Tourism in Desolate Chiapas: A Jewel of Southeastern Mexico Hit by Insecurity”
In a stark contrast to its breathtaking natural beauty, insecurity has become a major concern for the tourism sector in the southeastern Mexican state of Chiapas. This region, known for its stunning waterfalls, lush jungles, and cultural cities, is struggling to attract visitors amidst ongoing security issues. According to Daniel Ovando Valencia, president of the […]
The Man Behind the Legendary Chatazo Cocktail
Deep in the heart of Jalisco, Mexico’s birthplace of charros and home to some of the world’s finest tequilas, lies a small town called Atotonilco el Alto. Here, at the crossroads of tradition and innovation, lives Jesús Azpeitia Morales, affectionately known as El Chato, a man who has been serving up one of Mexico’s most […]
Border Patrol Thwarts Child Smuggling Attempt by Two US Citizens
EL CENTRO, CA – In a disturbing incident that highlights the ongoing threat of child smuggling along the US-Mexico border, two United States citizens were arrested and charged with alien smuggling after attempting to bring two unaccompanied Mexican children into the country. According to officials from the El Centro Sector U.S. Border Patrol, the incident […]
Mexico is preparing to hand over 40 more drug traffickers to the US, reveals Ioan Grillo.
According to journalist Ioan Grillo, the Mexican government is preparing a new roundup of 40 more drug lords from prisons and other detention centers across the country. Among these potential targets is Abigael González Valencia, alias “El Cuini,” one of the alleged most important financial operators of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG). Sources consulted […]
They plan to rescue the splendor of “rose gold” in Tamaulipas.
Tamaulipas is seeking to recover the splendor of the so-called “pink gold” by boosting deep-sea shrimp production to prevent the industry from collapsing, as it faces an unprecedented crisis. Fifty of the 180 vessels in the deep-sea shrimp fleet did not set out to fish for the crustacean last year because the activity is becoming […]
A cavalcade celebrates the 200th anniversary of Tamaulipas’s capital; riders from several municipalities participate.
A contingent of more than 250 riders rode through the avenues and streets of Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas, today to celebrate the 200th anniversary of the capital. Riders from various municipalities, including Burgos, Hidalgo, Xicoténcatl, González, Aldama, Güémez, Jaumave, Llera, and the host city of Ciudad Victoria, participated in the contingent. The 9-kilometer ride was led […]
Tamaulipas Water Traffic Light Colors Updated for April: 18 Municipalities in Red
To strengthen water resource management in the state, the Nineteenth Regular Meeting for Monitoring and Evaluation of the Water Traffic Light was held at the Tecnológico de Monterrey, Altamira campus. The Secretary of Hydraulic Resources for Social Development, Raúl Quiroga Álvarez, along with the mayor of Altamira, Armando Martínez Manríquez, presented a water balance that […]