Priceless artifacts looted in Coahuila archaeological zone

Subjects stole archaeological pieces of incalculable historical value in the La Lagartija ravine, an emblematic rock art site located in the Valle del Hundido, 67 kilometers from the municipal seat of Cuatro Ciénegas, Coahuila. Among the stolen pieces is an indigenous representation that is more than 400 years old, including a painting of a red […]

Google Offers 9 Free Engineering Degrees: How to Apply

Google is offering free access to engineering programs to train future professionals. Here’s how to sign up for the Google Cloud platform. Google has launched a series of free training programs available to the public. These virtual and autonomous learning opportunities are designed for anyone interested in acquiring relevant skills in the technological world, as […]

Trump’s Trade War: Mexico as a Trojan Horse for Chinese Mercantilism

The growing presence of Chinese companies in Mexico is raising alarms in Washington and threatening to reshape North American trade. In 2018, US President Donald Trump initiated a trade war with China. Mexico benefited as companies sought to avoid tariffs by diversifying production away from China, thanks to its affordable labor, decent infrastructure, and crucially, […]

Zacatecas will dazzle in 2025 full of parties, festivals and traditions

The Secretary of Tourism of the Government of Mexico, Josefina Rodríguez Zamora, announced some of the activities scheduled for 2025, with which visitors will be able to enjoy a variety of heritage, mining, magical, cultural, spiritual, natural and romantic experiences in Zacatecas. She highlighted the celebration of the 39th edition of the Zacatecas Cultural Festival, […]

Mauricio Trejo appears as the fourth best-rated mayor in Mexico

With a 68 percent approval rating, the mayor of San Miguel de Allende, Mauricio Trejo Pureco, closes 2024 as the best-rated mayor in Guanajuato and the fourth in the country, according to the “43 Ranking of Mayors of Mexico” of medium-sized cities (less than 600,000 inhabitants) by CE Research of the publishing house Campaigns & […]

Missing Venezuelan monk rescued in San Miguel de Allende

Following the disappearance of a Venezuelan monk in San Miguel de Allende, where he currently resided, corporations from that district collaborated with state security institutions to locate Brother Santiago, as he is commonly known and who was reported to have left his home on January 6th and not returned. The Monk was found Brother Santiago, […]