Within the framework of the Second Meeting of Governors of the Western Zone of Mexico, held at the facilities of the 14th Military Zone, the governors of Aguascalientes, Jalisco, Zacatecas, Colima, and Nayarit, along with security authorities from the five states, analyzed the strengthening of joint strategies to guarantee security in the region. The governor […]
How much will you pay for the toll booths from Puebla to Huatulco during Holy Week?
Motorists traveling from Puebla to Huatulco this Easter will pay 599 pesos each way at toll booths, according to the most recent data from the Federal Highways and Bridges (Capufe). This cost, which totals 1,198 pesos round-trip, covers the route along Mexico City Highway 135D and the modern Barranca Larga-Ventanilla highway. Other vehicles face different […]
Huatulco, the paradise disputed by drug traffickers and turned into hell with 16 hands in a bag
In Jim Thompson’s cult crime novel, 1,280 Souls, nothing is what it seems. Neither is it in the crimes on the southern beaches of Oaxaca, with their unknown crime-reported chapters that include a bag with 16 hands inside. What happened in recent days in one of Mexico’s most popular tourist spots would be the ideal […]
TLAXCALA IS FILLED WITH COLOR, MUSIC AND DANCE
Tlaxcala is filled with color, music, and dance with the arrival of Carnival. A festival that, beyond its recreational and touristic dimension, is a living testament to the resilience and memory of peoples of Indigenous heritage. In this festive space, tradition is not only maintained but transformed, allowing communities to reaffirm their identity through dance, […]
TLAXCALA AND INALI PROMOTE THE REVITALIZATION OF INDIGENOUS LANGUAGES
The government of the state of Tlaxcala, through the Ministry of Culture, in coordination with the Ministry of Culture of the Government of Mexico, through the National Institute of Indigenous Languages (INALI), held a working meeting in which the project “Revitalization and Transmission Mechanisms of Indigenous Languages in Tlaxcala” was presented. This effort seeks to […]
Young Venezuelan woman disappears in Veracruz!
The Veracruz State Search Commission reported the disappearance of a young woman of Venezuelan origin in this port and is asking for the public’s support in locating her.Her wanted file was posted on social media this Wednesday. The woman is Jerlianny Carolina González Figueroa, 31 years old.She was lost with her on March 9, 2025, […]
Searcher dies in Veracruz after alleged beating by police
Activists and family members said goodbye this Thursday to Magdaleno Pérez Santes, a 41-year-old father who died at home with multiple blows after being detained by members of the Poza Rica Municipal Police, Veracruz. According to his family, last Monday, he went to the local authorities to request progress in the search for his daughter, […]
Mitofsky ranks Javier May as the governor with the lowest public approval rating in Mexico.
The governor of Tabasco, Javier May Rodríguez, is the governor with the lowest public approval rating in the country, ranking 32nd in the Consulta Mitofsky survey, published in February of this year. 42.4 percent of respondents agreed and 56.9 percent disagreed with the Tabasco governor’s administration. In October 2024, May Rodríguez started at 16th in […]
Construction of the Reforma-Dos Bocas Short Route begins
This Wednesday, construction began on the modernization of the Reforma-Dos Bocas short route, which in its initial phase will involve an investment of 202,515,762 pesos. The groundbreaking for the project was led by Governor Javier May Rodríguez, who announced that the project will improve 11 kilometers of highway extending from the La Isla interchange to […]
After Trump’s harsh immigration measures, thousands of migrants seek asylum in Chiapas.
Following the harsh anti-immigrant measures imposed upon the return to power of US President Donald Trump, migrants are attempting to obtain asylum papers in the city of Tapachula, in the southern state of Chiapas, bordering Guatemala, increasing their stay in Mexico to 20%. The Elisa Martínez Street Brigade for the Support of Women organization reported […]