In Puebla, on Sunday afternoon, an armed attack was reported in the middle of a wedding celebration, held in a social hall in the Fuentes de San Bartolo neighborhood, located south of the city. What happened at the wedding in Puebla? Three armed men broke into the “Ex Hacienda San Bartolo” social hall to shoot […]
Mérida Invests 8 Million Pesos to Protect Monuments from Graffiti
The National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) and the Mérida City Council have launched a project to protect the historical monuments of Paseo de Montejo from graffiti damage. This initiative involves an investment of over 8 million pesos. Anna Goycoolea Artis, director of the INAH in Yucatán, explained that the project includes applying an […]
Mérida City Hall Staff Certified in Animal Welfare
The Mérida City Hall has conducted a certification course to professionalize nearly 30 public servants in evaluating dog welfare. Participants included qualifying judges, staff from the Animal Protection Unit (UPA), and the Municipal Animal Care Center (CEMAA). This certification is endorsed by the Secretariat of Public Education (SEP) through the CONOCER platform. The initiative aims […]
Pirules Garden Kitchen, the new restaurant at Rosewood San Miguel de Allende
The Rosewood San Miguel de Allende hotel, located in this city designated by UNESCO as a World Cultural Heritage Site, presents Pirules Garden Kitchen, a new culinary concept that celebrates the diversity of Mexico’s regions and their legacy; led by Chef Odín Rocha. The restaurant highlights the creativity of contemporary Mexico while honoring ancestral culinary […]
Google Cloud Opens New Data Region in Querétaro, Creating 100,000 Jobs
Google has announced the opening of its new data region in Querétaro, which is set to generate over 100,000 jobs and significantly boost the local economy. This new region is Google’s third in Latin America, joining São Paulo, Brazil, and Santiago, Chile, and is the 41st worldwide. Economic Impact During a press conference, Google revealed […]
100 years of tradition, La Alborada lights up San Miguel de Allende
At 3:30 in the morning on Sunday, December 8, the cannon was detonated, marking the beginning of the gunpowder drive and the start of the party. After burning a castle outside the Aurora factory, the caravan set off to the sound of the brass band heading to the nuns’ temple. The streets shone in San […]
“Veracruz is in fashion” – because of its destroyed roads?
I have no doubt that in the best of spirits, on the 1st of this month, in her first message to the people of Veracruz, Governor Rocío Nahle proclaimed that from that day on, “Veracruz is in fashion.” She expressed the phrase as the slogan of her government’s tourism strategy, which left the impression that […]
THEY WILL REMOVE THE BUMPS ON THE XALAPA-VERACRUZ ROAD!
To avoid further traffic congestion on the Xalapa-Veracruz highway near Tamarindo, the speed bumps are being eliminated, reported Governor Rocío Nahle García.She explained that because this road is used as an alternative to the landslide on the Cumbres de Maltrata highway, traffic has increased and journey times have also increased.For this reason, she said that […]
Tabasco leads in homicides nationwide; records nine murders in a single day
With nine homicides that occurred this Sunday, December 8, Tabasco was again ranked first in the nation in this crime in a single day. The state of Tabasco tied with Morelos and Guanajuato in the first position in the homicide table carried out by the Executive Secretariat of the National Public Security System (SESNSP). Just […]
Transporters block Mexico-Pachuca and Mexico-Querétaro routes to CDMX
Transporters who worked on section 7, front 2 of the Mayan Train partially block the Mexico Pachuca and Mexico Querétaro highways. According to a statement from the Association of United Transporters of the Mayan Train Section 7 Front 2, the transporters are asking for their overdue payments to be settled and to talk to the […]