The United States is Hidalgo’s main export destination, with revenues of $305,039,665 between January and November 2024, according to the state’s Ministry of Economic Development. However, US President Donald Trump’s recent tariff policy, which seeks to increase taxes on Mexican imports, has generated uncertainty about the future of this trade. Faced with this situation, the […]
Mérida Prepares for a Cultural Fusion: Asian Fest 2025 Announces Its Details
The city of Mérida is getting ready to host one of the most anticipated events of the year, Asian Fest 2025. Organized by Alberto Lavalle, this celebration promises to bring together enthusiasts of Eastern culture in a unique and exciting experience. Asian Fest will take place on March 15-16 at La Plancha Park, located in […]
La Plancha Weekend: Free Events in Mérida
The Gran Parque de La Plancha in Mérida has become a favorite spot for locals and visitors alike, offering a variety of free events every weekend. From outdoor cinema screenings to karaoke nights, there’s something for everyone to enjoy. Free Outdoor Cinema The outdoor cinema at La Plancha is a popular attraction, with free screenings […]
A shootout near downtown Zihuatanejo sparks panic.
A shootout occurred in the Nuevo Amanecer neighborhood in Zihuatanejo, causing panic among passersby who ran for shelter in businesses and with neighbors. The loud shots fired by high-caliber firearms mobilized marines, military personnel, National Guard troops, and police officers in the area between the neighborhood’s market and downtown. The incident occurred around 9:15 p.m. […]
The Hidden Roots of Los Angeles: Uncovering the Forgotten Founders
In the bustling streets of Los Angeles, the world’s fifth-largest city, lies a fascinating secret. Few know that its iconic status as a global film hub and cultural melting pot is rooted in a surprising connection to Mexico – specifically the states of Sinaloa and Sonora. The Founding 44: A Diverse Group from Across the […]
Ayotzinapa student teachers block the Autopista del Sol highway, demanding assigned parking spaces.
A group of students from the Raúl Isidro Burgos Rural Teachers’ College in Ayotzinapa, Guerrero, blocked the Autopista del Sol highway for more than an hour. Source: milenio
Vote for Michoacán! 7 treasures nominated for The Best of Mexico 2025
Voting is now open for the seventh edition of the Best of Mexico awards, organized by the magazine México Desconocido, and Michoacán needs you to vote for the seven attractions it is participating in. According to a statement, Roberto Monroy García, head of the Michoacán Tourism Secretariat (Sectur), announced the categories in which “the soul […]
Michoacán lemon growers seek to conquer the Asian market: Sedeco
Seven brands and the lemon product system will represent Michoacán at one of the world’s largest agri-food fairs: Foodex, which will be held in Japan from March 11 to 14, according to the Ministry of Economic Development (Sedeco). Entrepreneurs with the capacity to produce lemon, banana flour, frozen fruit, mezcal, guava pulp, guacamole, vegetable oil, […]
Nayarit shines: luxury, investment, and a direct connection to Los Angeles, boasts Miguel Ángel Navarro
Nayarit Governor Miguel Ángel Navarro highlighted the positive impact of the new hotel developments, Montage Punta Mita and Pendry Punta Mita, whose 10 billion peso investment will strengthen the Riviera Nayarit’s position as a premium tourist destination. During the groundbreaking ceremony, it was emphasized that this project will generate more than 1,000 direct jobs and […]
Two Germans Disappear in Mérida: An Accident Key to Their Discovery
The Yucatán State Attorney General’s Office (FGE) issued separate wanted notices to locate Manuel Aaron Thiele Geb.Genz, 38, and Julia Sahara Thiele, 31, both originally from Germany. Although both have been missing since February 4, it wasn’t until 10:40 a.m. on Wednesday, March 12, that the state agency asked for the public’s help in determining […]