Tabasco Security Commander Assassinated

A commander of the Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection of Tabasco (SSPC), José del Carmen Lázaro, was assassinated on Saturday morning. Lázaro, who was the director of the Investigation Agency, was shot on Alonso Taracena Street, at the corner of Gregorio Méndez Avenue, in the Nueva Villahermosa neighborhood, as he was leaving a private […]

Narco-Banner and Human Head Found Near Playa del Carmen Morgue

Playa del Carmen woke up to police mobilization after a human head and a narco-banner were discovered near the Forensic Medical Services (SEMEFO) morgue. The banner contained threats against Colombian loan sharks known as “Gota a Gota,” marking the first violent event of 2025. The victim of this murder has not been identified, and the […]

American Woman Stranded at Cancun Airport for Weeks

An American woman, Laurie Rachelle, has been living outside Terminal 2 of Cancun International Airport since December 12, hoping to be deported by Mexican authorities after escaping a human trafficking situation. Rachelle, 51, originally from the United States, shared her story with the newspaper Por Esto. She explained that she arrived in Mexico under false […]

Strategic Connectivity in the Gulf of Mexico: Veracruz and Yucatán Collaborate

Veracruz Governor Rocío Nahle García recently met with Yucatán Governor Joaquín Díaz Mena to discuss development strategies and port connectivity between the two states. The meetings, held in Veracruz, focused on leveraging the state’s position as Mexico’s primary port and most significant fiscal precinct. Governor Díaz Mena attended sessions with the Association of Customs Agents […]

FGR Targets “Los Mañé” Real Estate Cartel in Yucatán Amid Infonavit Corruption Scandal

Following revelations by Infonavit director Octavio Romero Oropeza about a corruption scheme within the Housing Institute, the Attorney General’s Office (FGR) is now investigating the “Mañé” Real Estate Cartel in Yucatán. At least 178 people have been affected by this alleged fraud. Sources from the FGR have disclosed that Ricardo “M,” the alleged leader of […]

La Guelaguetza Brings Oaxacan Culture to Chetumal

Starting this Saturday, Chetumal will host one of Oaxaca’s most iconic celebrations: “La Guelaguetza.” The event, held in Lázaro Cárdenas Park, also known as La Alameda, offers attendees an immersive experience in Oaxacan culture. Running from January 11 to 26, the festival features a wide variety of crafts, traditional Oaxacan cuisine, and artistic performances that […]

Qatar Airways’ Private Flights Boost High-End Tourism in Tulum

Qatar Airways has launched its private Qatar Executive service at Tulum International Airport, offering flights from Europe, the Middle East, and Asia. Jorge Molina, the director of Tourism Promotion for the city council, announced that the first flight arrived from London on December 28. Molina explained that after an exploratory visit by airline executives, the […]

Belize Urges Sheinbaum to Extend Mayan Train to Guatemala

Belize’s Prime Minister, Johnny Briceño, has made two formal requests to President Claudia Sheinbaum to extend the Mayan Train to Guatemala. The first request involves extending the track by over 7 kilometers to cross the Hondo River into Belize. The second stage aims to further extend the track to reach the Guatemalan border. “The plan […]