Horacio Martínez Reyes, director of the Institute for Environmental Protection (IPA), pointed out on the program Cambios that despite the fact that the dams in Nuevo León are almost at their maximum capacity, the existing water supply only guarantees supply for three more years. Given this scenario, he insisted in an interview with Víctor Martínez […]
Tragic highway accident in Nuevo León leaves 12 dead
At least 12 people died in a car accident in the Sierra de Santiago, Nuevo León. The tragedy was reported at kilometer 14 of the highway to Cola de Caballo, near the community of Los Comales. Initial investigations indicate that the driver of a van lost control of the vehicle and went off the road […]
Drug encampments and jamming antennas are dismantled; 45 “monster” vehicles are destroyed in Tamaulipas.
In separate operations, federal security forces in Sinaloa disabled two drug camps, jamming antennas, and seized weapons and drugs. At the same time, in Tamaulipas, they destroyed 45 homemade armored vehicles known as “monsters,” allegedly used by organized crime. This Sunday, the Mexican Navy (Semar) reported that during aerial patrols in recent days, they located […]
They say it will be safe to travel at night on Tamaulipas roads.
Just days before the start of the Easter holidays, General Alex Melgarejo Torres, Undersecretary of Public Security in Tamaulipas, stated that visitors can travel day and night on the state’s highways, announcing that they will strengthen 24-hour security. “We guarantee that they can travel, and that will be the case. The secure stations themselves provide […]
The United States warned against crossing into Matamoros, Tamaulipas, due to crime and kidnapping.
The U.S. Department of State issued a security alert to its citizens not to travel to Tamaulipas due to security concerns. The U.S. Consulate General in Matamoros issued the alert as a Level 4 alert due to security concerns related to crime and kidnapping. The U.S. Consulate General announced that, starting Monday, March 24, it […]
Puebla Shines: LED Technology for a Safe City
The Puebla Brilla program, led by Mayor Pepe Chedraui, seeks to improve security, reduce crime, and optimize energy consumption. With the installation of LED lights, this project will mark a step toward a more sustainable city. The modernization of public lighting consists of replacing 49,000 obsolete lamps with LED technology. This will generate significant benefits, […]
Did you know that a municipality in Puebla is the ‘birthplace of the truck driver’?
In the past, it was known as “the place of old oaks” for its green trees that shaded the hills, but today it has been renamed “the cradle of the truck driver” because dozens of families subsist thanks to this trade, now in danger of extinction. This is Ahuazotepec, a municipality in the Sierra Norte […]
Mexican Army conducts search and rescue course at Pico de Orizaba
Members of the Mexican Army are training at Pico de Orizaba in a specialized search and rescue course, with the goal of being ready to respond to emergencies in mountainous areas. Source: amp.milenio
Alert for mass cattle deaths in Tabasco
Nearly two thousand head of cattle have been buried in the last week due to the mass death of cattle reported in the municipality of Huimanguillo, Tabasco, due to the consumption of contaminated chicken manure, according to ranchers in the state. Felipe Valencia Carranza, a rancher from Huimanguillo, expressed that his family is devastated, having […]
56 beer bars in Mexico City closed after the “Night Belongs to Everyone” operation; some establishments broke the seals.
A total of 56 “chelerías” (beer bars) were closed this weekend after the Mexico City Government Secretariat (SECGOB) conducted operations in the municipalities of Gustavo A. Madero, Iztapalapa, Tlalpan, and Cuauhtémoc. A total of three inter-institutional operations under the “La Noche es de Todos” (Night Belongs to Everyone) program took place on Thursday, March 20, […]