Veracruz remains among the states with the highest number of obesity cases.

The state of Veracruz retains its fourth-place ranking nationwide for obesity cases in 2025, having recorded 5,335 new diagnoses—a figure surpassing the cases tallied during the previous year—according to data from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI). Nutrition specialists have warned that the problem continues to grow due to multiple factors, such as […]

Ojuela de Mapimi Bridge, strengthens tourism in Durango

Lauro Arce, Director of Fairs, Shows, and Tourist Attractions for the Government of Durango, highlighted that the Ojuela Bridge continues to solidify its position as one of the state’s premier tourist attractions, thanks to growing interest from both domestic and international visitors. The official noted that this iconic tourist site, located in the municipality of […]

Ari Adler Brotman, of Royal Caribbean Mexico: “It is sad to see that the fate of Mahahual is decided on social media and from thousands of kilometers away.”

The cruise company Royal Caribbean appointed Ari Adler Brotman, a Mexican businessman and former director of the Institute for Development and Financing of the State of Quintana Roo (Idefin), as its representative in Mexico in 2025. Since then, the company’s multimillion-dollar investment plans have started to take shape with the proposal of a water park […]

Chihuahua: Serious, but Sinaloa Even More So

When news broke regarding the involvement of at least two CIA agents—who died in a road accident on Sunday, April 19, following an operation to dismantle a massive complex of drug laboratories in southern Chihuahua (a state governed by PAN member María Eugenia Campos)—no one had any idea that, just ten days later—on Wednesday, April […]

Moody’s downgrades Mexico’s credit rating due to fiscal weakness

Faced with a sustained weakening of fiscal strength that accelerated in 2024 and is expected to persist, Moody’s Ratings downgraded Mexico’s sovereign rating to “Baa3” from “Baa2” and revised its outlook from “negative” to “stable.” This is the third time the agency has downgraded the sovereign rating in recent years. The first was in April […]

Veracruz’s Historic Center Does Not Live Up to Its History: Cometur

“Any investment made to rehabilitate the Historic Center of the city of Veracruz is a positive step,” stated Sergio Lois Heredia, President of the Metropolitan Tourism Council (Cometur), in an interview. The businessman welcomed the fact that the investment is not solely municipal, but also enjoys support from the State Government. While the initial phase […]

What Is at Stake in Chihuahua

If the debate regarding events in Chihuahua centers on whether the “March for Security and Sovereignty”—convened by Morena on Saturday the 16th—was a success or a failure, it misses the mark entirely. Although the demonstration was the most heavily attended event the party has ever held in the state, the organizers would have wished for […]

Human Rights Commission of Zacatecas investigates Mother’s Day celebration with strippers at Cuauhtémoc City Hall; minors were present

The Zacatecas State Human Rights Commission (CDHEZ) has opened an investigation against the Cuauhtémoc city council for its Mother’s Day celebration, which featured a stripper show and was attended by children. The celebration took place on May 11th and was organized by the municipal government headed by Mayor Francisco Javier Arcos Ruiz. The event was […]