U.S. Border Patrol Arrests 29,000 Migrants in January, Lowest Since May 2020

In January, the U.S. Border Patrol arrested 29,000 migrants illegally crossing the U.S.-Mexico border, marking the lowest number of arrests since May 2020. This figure is down from 47,000 arrests in December, according to U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP). President Donald Trump, who took office on January 20, issued several executive orders to crack […]

Sinaloa Cartel’s Deep Entanglement in American Communities: DEA Agent’s Insight

A retired Drug Enforcement Administration (DEA) supervisory special agent, Brian Townsend, reveals that Mexico’s notorious Sinaloa drug cartel is deeply entrenched in both major US cities and smaller communities. Describing the cartel’s influence as pervasive, he asserts that it is “woven into our communities.” Townsend explained that the cartel’s reach is more expansive and destructive […]

14 Iconic Tequila Cocktails You Need to Know

From simple classics to innovative twists, tequila has come a long way from its rough-around-the-edges reputation. Whether you’re a seasoned mixologist or just discovering the joys of agave-based spirits, these 15 cocktails are a must-know for any tequila lover. 1. Batanga: A Refreshing Alternative to Cuba Libre This simplicity is what makes the Batanga so […]

Trade and Emissions Regulations Impact Mexico’s Cargo Truck Exports

In January, Mexico’s cargo truck exports dropped by 7.6% year over year to 10,985 units, marking the lowest level in four years. Production also fell by 9.5% to 14,108 units. The United States accounted for 97% of these exports, with Canada making up 2.7%. Rogelio Arzate, president of Anpact, attributed the decline to the threat […]

Construction Delays Plague Tijuana’s Elevated Border Highway

The construction of the elevated viaduct just south of the border in Tijuana is facing significant delays and is not expected to be completed for another year. According to Víctor Gabriel González Mendivil, president of the Mexican Construction Industry Consortium in Baja California, the delays are due to worker conflicts over compensation and payment schedules. […]

Migrants Turning to Mexico for Asylum as US Dream Fades

With the end of the CBP One app, many migrants and asylum seekers have found their hopes of entering the United States legally shattered. Despite upgrades, the app remains glitchy, leaving thousands of migrants stranded in Mexico. As a result, they are increasingly turning to Mexico’s asylum system as their Plan B. Rachel Schmidtke, a […]

Made in Mexico and Made in Mexico: the seal of quality for national products

This seal will certify products manufactured, manufactured or assembled in the country, promoting their recognition both nationally and internationally. In addition, it will ensure that they meet quality and sustainability standards, consolidating them as synonymous with excellence and commitment to responsible production. Thanks to this seal, consumers will be able to easily identify those products […]

Is Mexico safe for tourists right now?

Although Mexico is a popular holiday destination for both Brits and Americans, and most tourist areas are generally safe to travel to, there are regions that are considered dangerous for travelers, with risk of drug-related violence and kidnapping. US tourists have been warned not to travel to cities in the region, including Reynosa, Rio Bravo, […]