MEXICO CITY — Mexican cartels are systematically building luxury fleets by stealing rental vehicles from across the United States and transporting them to Mexico, a new investigation reveals. According to a report by Puente News Collaborative, organized crime groups are exploiting loopholes in U.S. rental regulations to acquire high-end SUVs and trucks to serve as […]
MEXICO CITY — For cat lovers seeking a unique way to celebrate their feline friends, the Museum of Natural History and Environmental Culture in Mexico City is hosting a special “Black Cat Day” event featuring creative workshops. The museum will host these sessions over two consecutive Saturdays, offering an opportunity for the public to learn […]
MEXICO CITY — Dissident workers of the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) have announced a national march for Tuesday, October 13, to demand significant salary increases and the removal of their union leadership. The protest is strategically timed to occur one day before a mandatory union consultation regarding a proposed wage hike. During an assembly […]
SINALOA, Mexico — In the town of Ixpalino, the preservation of local heritage and the improvement of public infrastructure are not being left to chance. Instead, a growing movement of residents and \”paisanos\”—expatriates living abroad—is organizing collective efforts to maintain the town’s beauty and enhance its facilities. The community-led initiative has been gaining momentum for […]
MEXICO CITY — Julieta Ramírez Padilla, the Morena party coordinator in Baja California, has faced sharp criticism and avoided direct questions regarding allegations that members of her team have ties to the Sinaloa Cartel. The controversy centers on the appointment of Ramírez Padilla to lead the "Defense of Transformation and National Sovereignty" in the state. […]
CHIHUAHUA, Mexico — The Federal Prosecutor’s Office (FGR) has officially opened an investigation into allegations of systemic bribery and abuses occurring at checkpoints along the critical transport corridor connecting the cities of Chihuahua and Ciudad Juárez. The investigation was launched following a formal complaint submitted by Senator Nora Elena Yu Hernández. The complaint, backed by […]
Mexico City — A demonstration by transgender women and sex workers, intended to demand justice for alleged abuses at a local hotel, escalated into a violent confrontation in the Cuauhtémoc borough, resulting in injuries to dozens and significant damage to public property. The protest, which drew several hundred participants, turned volatile when protesters reached the […]
The Mexican Institute for Competitiveness (IMCO) has officially designated Mexico City as the most competitive city in the country. According to the latest analysis, the capital maintains its leading position driven by a robust economic infrastructure and a concentration of services that foster growth. The IMCO report highlights that Mexico City’s competitiveness is bolstered by […]
NAYARIT, MEXICO — The Prosecutor’s Office of Nayarit has launched an investigation to determine whether police officers fired the shots that resulted in the death of a teenager. Authorities are currently reviewing forensic evidence and incident reports to establish a precise timeline of events and identify the specific roles played by law enforcement. The investigation […]
MEXICO CITY — Municipal authorities have announced a new regulatory crackdown on vehicle defense accessories, designating unauthorized modifications as a public safety hazard. Under the new mandate, owners of vehicles equipped with non-compliant security structures—such as heavy steel bars or improperly fastened frames—will face non-retractable fines. The measure aims to strike a balance between the […]
