By Carlos Loret de Mola, columnist. Violence has erupted in Tabasco, with Villahermosa being the city where residents feel the most insecure—95% of them, according to official data. Governor Javier May publicly blames his predecessor and party colleague, Adán Augusto López, for this situation. Both May and López are members of Morena, loyal to López […]
Quintana Roo Secures New Flights and Hotel Developments
At the International Tourism Fair of Spain (Fitur), Governor Mara Lezama announced new flight routes and hotel developments for Quintana Roo. New Flight Routes Four new Viva Aerobús flights will connect Cancún with Nashville, Connecticut, Columbus, and Memphis. Air Canada is increasing its weekly flights to Cancún from 53 to 60. Additionally, World to Fly […]
Kohunlich Archaeological Zone in Quintana Roo Reopens to the Public
The National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) has announced the reopening of the Kohunlich Archaeological Zone in Quintana Roo, effective January 29, 2025. This follows extensive work under the Archaeological Zone Improvement Program (Promeza). Visitors can now explore the remains of this ancient city, which dates to the Late Preclassic (300 BC-250 AD) and […]
Quintana Roo Approves Reforms to Investigate Mobility Crimes Automatically
Crimes of damage and injury committed in the transport service, both public and private, including taxi drivers and platforms such as InDrive, Didi, and Uber, will now be investigated automatically in Quintana Roo. This follows the approval of reforms to the Penal Code and the State Mobility Law by the XVIII Legislature of the local […]
Campeche Launches ‘Jaguar Literacy’ Program to Eradicate Illiteracy by 2027
The State Institute of Adult Education (IEEA) has launched the “Jaguar Literacy: Adding Wills” program with the ambitious goal of reducing Campeche’s illiterate population from 5.2% to 3.6% and declaring the state free of illiteracy by 2027. The IEEA aims to teach 10,000 Campecheans to read and write and help 22,000 complete their primary and […]
New Shopping Mall Announced for Campeche
The Government of the State of Campeche has announced the creation of a new shopping mall in the capital. This new development will cover an area of 13,672 square meters and will feature 40 commercial premises and four anchor stores. Governor Layda Sansores revealed that the shopping mall will be located on López Portillo Avenue, […]
Yucatan: The Top Wedding Destination for 2025
From intimate ceremonies rooted in ancient Mayan rituals to grand luxury weddings, Yucatan has become the perfect setting for couples seeking a dream wedding. With its rich history, captivating landscapes, and a blend of colonial and natural environments, the state has seen a surge in wedding celebrations, making it the favorite destination for 2025. Majestic […]
Mother Seeks Justice After Son Lynched in Yucatan
Leticia Canché, mother of Ismael “El Wero,” revealed that she convinced her son to turn himself in to the authorities for a crime he committed, only for him to be lynched and burned alive by residents of Tekit, Yucatan. “They burned my son. I couldn’t go see him because they were threatening to burn and […]
US Consulate asks not to travel to Tamaulipas due to shootings and explosives on the border
Due to the armed clashes in recent days and the alert of explosives on public roads in several municipalities, the United States Consulate in Mexico asked not to travel to Tamaulipas. The alert issued this afternoon, through its social networks and official website, states that the United States Consulate is aware of increasingly frequent shootings […]
There will be a new Chedraui in the south of Tamaulipas: its construction begins this Thursday
The construction of movie theaters and a branch of the Chedraui store will be the main commercial investments that will be carried out in the short term in Altamira. They will be another option for the citizens of Tampico and the south of Tamaulipas in the aspect of services and purchase of various products. The […]