Canadian Prime Minister Justin Trudeau announced on Monday that US President Donald Trump has decided to postpone the application of tariffs on Canada for at least 30 days, after the country made a series of commitments to improve border security. Canada can breathe easy, at least for now, after the tensions generated by the threat […]
Mayan Train Derailment Raises Concerns About Safety and Corruption
A major incident occurred on Wednesday when a wagon carrying ballast derailed near the Mayan Train station in Limones, Bacalar, Quintana Roo, leaving one person injured. The incident has sparked widespread concern about the safety of the train’s operation and allegations of corruption surrounding its construction. According to eyewitnesses, the derailment occurred during early hours […]
A farce of Grijalva cocoa
In 2016, the Grijalva Denomination of Origin was announced as the salvation of Tabasco cocoa. With this certification, the bean produced in Tabasco could position itself in international markets as a product of guaranteed quality and origin. But, eight years after its implementation, the impact is almost invisible to producers. What promised to be a […]
4 dead in arson attack on a bar on the Villahermosa-La Isla highway in Tabasco
Less than a month after a massacre of seven people in a bar in Villahermosa, Tabasco, armed men attacked and set fire to a beer store on the Villahermosa-La Isla highway on Sunday, killing at least four people. The incident occurred at the “Las Miches” establishment located in Colonia Miguel Hidalgo, where the armed commando […]
National Tianguis of Magical Towns returns to Hidalgo in 2025
Hidalgo is a priority destination for the National Tianguis of Magical Towns, which is held every two years in our state, thanks to being a pioneer in the Magical Towns program, starting with Huasca de Ocampo, which in 2001 became the first district nationwide to receive this prestigious designation. Charming jewels in Hidalgo However, Huasca […]
Lynching in Yucatan: The Rise of Vigilantism Amidst Growing Drug Problem
In a shocking display of mob justice, 21-year-old Alejandro ‘El Wero’ was lynched and burned alive by residents of Tekit, Yucatan, after being accused of murdering an elderly woman. A video circulating on social media shows the moment when El Wero’s body is set ablaze in the town square. According to reports, El Wero lived […]
Where to watch Super Bowl 2025 in CDMX? The best bars, restaurants and places to enjoy it
Like every year, thousands of fans will flock to the stadium to witness the live performances at all times, enjoying an unparalleled show that will forever remain in the memory of these privileged people. Where to watch Super Bowl LIX in Mexico? But for the other millions who will follow the game through a screen, […]
Gatotitlán 2025: date and activities of the cat festival in CDMX
On February 22, the San Fernando Pantheon Museum, located in the Guerrero neighborhood of Mexico City, will be the setting for the first edition of the Gatotitlán Festival 2025, an event that seeks to promote the care, adoption, and responsible coexistence with cats. According to the capital’s Ministry of Culture, this initiative arises in response […]
Controversy Over Conkal’s Security Complex: Former Officials Face Complaints Over Alleged Land Irregularity
In a move to uncover potential wrongdoing, Mayor Linda Pérez Quijano of Conkal has filed a complaint with the Superior Audit Office of the Federation (ASF) against five former municipal officials and the representative of the company that built the town’s Security Complex. The controversy centers around allegations that the complex was constructed on land […]
What does Art Week bring to CDMX in 2025?
As every year, Art Week is ready to present the best of established and emerging artists in different spaces in Mexico City in 2025. It will take place from February 5 to 9 with walks, galleries, critics, artists and meetings. We present some of the venues and activities for you to explore Art Week 2025 […]