After a series of protests and demonstrations, the so-called Mazatlán “lighthouse” will be inaugurated this Saturday. The zip line, which will be one of the longest in the region, extends 1,265 meters and reaches a height of up to 160 meters above sea level. It was from April to October of this year when citizen […]
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum was named by Forbes magazine as the fourth most powerful woman of 2024
Claudia Sheinbaum, President of Mexico, has been named by Forbes magazine as the fourth most powerful woman in the world in its Power Women 2024 list, which includes 100 outstanding women of diverse nationalities and areas of influence. The publication recognized Sheinbaum’s historic milestone in becoming the first female president of Mexico and North America, […]
Querétaro participates in the Deep Mexico exhibition in Aguascalientes
With works by artists Esmeralda Torres and Gerardo Esquivel, Querétaro participates in the exhibition “México profundo. Herencias y futuro del arte mexicano” (“Deep Mexico. Heritages and futures of Mexican art”), held at the Museo Espacio del Macro Espacio para la Cultura y las Artes in Aguascalientes, within the framework of the National Meeting of Culture […]
Three police brothers murdered in Guanajuato; 59 officers killed this year
In a new episode of violence in Guanajuato, three brothers who were agents of the State Public Security Forces (FSPE) were murdered early Tuesday morning in the Ex Hacienda El Sauz community, in the municipality of Guanajuato capital. With these homicides, the number of police officers killed in the state during 2024 rises to 59, […]
Tribute to muralist Pedro Martínez Martínez in San Miguel de Allende
The Ignacio Ramírez Cultural Center ‘El Nigromante’, in San Miguel de Allende, houses within its walls works by the Mexican muralist Pedro Martínez Martínez and, on the occasion of the 123rd anniversary of his birth, the cultural space paid tribute to the painter in order to remember his life. The murals by Pedro Martínez in […]
LP gas shortage in Oaxaca: bakeries and restaurants face paralysis
A “logistical failure” has kept municipalities in the Central Valleys of Oaxaca with problems in the supply of LP gas or domestic gas, a basic necessity in homes. The supply in dribs and drabs began a little over a month ago in the Ocotlán area and is currently causing a crisis in the state capital. […]
80,000 Houses in Yucatán Remain Uninhabited: No Oversupply Detected
According to Sergei López Cantón, president of the National Chamber of the Housing Development and Promotion Industry (Canadevi) Yucatán, approximately 80,000 houses, or 13% of the state’s housing stock, are uninhabited. Despite this, there is no indication of an oversupply of housing in the region. Yucatán has around 600,000 private homes, with 13% remaining uninhabited. […]
The largest Christmas bazaar in Querétaro: When and where to visit?
In Querétaro there is a Christmas bazaar considered the largest in the region. With the beginning of the December holidays, this place is ideal for those who do not want to miss anything in their celebrations. Whether you are looking for decorations, supplies for your posadas or just want to go take a look, at […]
Priest blesses Mexico-Querétaro highway against accidents and assaults
A priest went to the Mexico-Querétaro highway to bless it and thereby reduce accidents and assaults. Father Miguel Ángel Carrillo Nieto sprinkled holy water and said a prayer from kilometer 145 to the Tepotzotlán toll booth. As part of the blessing, the priest urged drivers to drive responsibly, respecting speed limits and obeying traffic signs. […]
Puebla City Council will install security cameras and lights at 500 bus stops
The Puebla City Council will install security cameras and lighting in 500 bus stops in the city, which were recovered from litigation against the Clear Channel company, as revealed by the mayor of Puebla, José Chedraui Budib. In an interview after the ceremony for the anniversary of the registration of Puebla’s Cultural Heritage in UNESCO, […]