For the 2026–2027 ordinary electoral process—which will see the renewal of the State Congress—two new local political parties will be eligible to participate: Bienestar y Justicia Social A.C. and Asociación Veracruzana Antipopulismo A.C. During a working session held this Friday, the Standing Committee on Prerogatives and Political Parties of the Local Public Electoral Body (OPLE) […]
Despite Attractive Salaries, Doctors Reject Positions in Durango’s Mountainous Regions
The state of Durango is facing a critical shortage of medical personnel in its hospitals. State authorities explained this Friday that medical professionals are turning down job offers in rural areas far removed from the capital—particularly those located in the mountainous region. Durango Doctors Reject Positions in the Mountainous RegionRemote municipalities, such as El Mezquital […]
With good odds: Rancho El Potrillo “Tres Estrellas” in Durango.
Stage One of the 42nd Annual Durango State Charro Championship took place in the Durango Capital Zone this past Saturday, May 9. The event featured the participation of six teams in the Open category and one in the Youth category, with Rancho El Potrillo “Tres Estrellas” securing the overall runner-up position by amassing a total […]
Strategic Projects Advanced in Sonora
Governor Alfonso Durazo Highlights Investments in Parks, Highways, and Water Projects in Sonora Governor Alfonso Durazo Montaño announced that various infrastructure works and strategic projects are continuing across Sonora, focused on improving connectivity, revitalizing public spaces, and strengthening environmental initiatives in different regions of the state. Modernization of Ostimuri Park in Cajeme Prominent among the […]
Teacher Secretly Checks Students’ Backpacks, Sparking Outrage in Sonora
A group of high school students from Centro de Estudios Tecnológicos del Mar 32 recorded a teacher allegedly searching through their personal belongings without permission after students repeatedly reported the disappearance of valuable items. As a result, on May 17, the administration of CETMAR 32, through the Secretaría de Educación Media Superior de Sonora, announced […]
CDMX Metro Line 2 Modifies Service; Check Which Stations Will Be Open
The Collective Transport System (STC) Metro announced that it will temporarily suspend service on a section of Line 2—running from Cuatro Caminos to Taxqueña—during the upcoming weekend to expedite station rehabilitation work along the route’s surface-level section. The service modification will begin at 8:00 p.m. on Saturday, May 23, at which time trains will operate […]
Demands Rise for Andrea Chávez’s Extradition to U.S. Soil; She Is Accused of Complicity with Adán Augusto’s Networks, Allegations Claim.
Civil society organizations and opposition lawmakers have filed a formal complaint with the Office of the Attorney General of the Republic, requesting the initiation of extradition proceedings to the United States against Federal Deputy Andrea Chávez. The lawmaker—a member of the ruling MORENA party—is alleged to have ties to Adán Augusto López Hernández and his […]
Stray Kids Returns to Mexico with “STRAYCITY”: Find Out the Date and Venue for the K-Pop Event
On May 22, Stray Kids announced their festival titled “STRAYCITY” in Mexico City, marking their return to Mexican soil. This news was shared via the social media channels of the promoter, Ocesa K-pop, sparking both euphoria and confusion among Mexican “Stays” (the name of the fandom), who had not anticipated such a sudden announcement. “STRAYCITY […]
Mexico City Mandates Licenses and License Plates for Electric Bikes and Scooters: How Much Does It Cost, and What Are the Fines?
Watch out for the fine! Mexico City will begin regulating the use of electric bicycles and scooters starting July 1. Because of this, riders will be required to obtain a driver’s license and license plates, as well as wear a helmet to legally circulate in the capital. The new regulations are part of reforms to […]
San Miguel de Allende: The City They Boast About, But Have Abandoned
An image that depicts what is truly happening here—for only a few of us continue to expose what goes on in this place, while others—who once claimed to be the “voice of the people” and call themselves journalists without actually being one (since merely saying you are one is not enough; you must possess a […]