Dengue is a serious problem for Jalisco. The State ranks first in cases in the country, with more than nine thousand 700, according to the federal Ministry of Health. The bad news is that this disease continues to spread. For this reason, the State Ministry of Health has constantly deployed brigades in all the colonies […]
Puerto Vallarta will celebrate the first edition of the ‘Remember Me’ Festival
From October 31 to November 3, there will be free activities in the city center, districts, and cemeteries of the municipalityWithout a doubt, the Day of the Dead is one of the most emotional traditions of our port, which the government of Luis Munguía joins to celebrate life through death with the first edition of […]
More than 6 thousand buyers are expected at the Jalisco Industrial Fair
Less than a month after its inauguration, the Jalisco Industrial Fair (Feinjal) has already registered more than 90 percent of the exhibition area being sold. Feinjal is the first event organized and produced by Expo Guadalajara and seeks to position the different industrial sectors of Jalisco towards national and international markets. The exhibition will take […]
Monumental Catrina boosts tourist arrivals to Puerto Vallarta
Although this year Puerto Vallarta will not renew the Guinness Record for the tallest catrina in the world, this majestic 28.15-meter structure boosts the arrival of tourism and generates millions of views on social media for this beach destination. It was in 2022 when Puerto Vallarta entered the Guinness Book of Records by having the […]
Due to river overflow, traffic closed on the La Tinaja-Cosoleacaque highway: GN
Through its social media, the National Guard Roads reports a traffic closure due to river overflow on the La Tinaja-Cosoleacaque highway junction. The National Guard Roads asks the public, particularly drivers, motorists, motorcyclists, and transporters in general, to adhere to and follow the road indication and take precautions due to the river overflow near km […]
“It doesn’t cost $60,000 to bury a f—ing Mexican”: Trump was outraged at cost of soldier’s funeral
Former President Donald Trump called late US Army soldier Vanessa Guillen a “f—ing Mexican” after learning that the $60,000 cost of her funeral, which he had offered to pay for, was too much for his taste. Guillen, who passed away in 2020 at the age of 20, was murdered by another soldier on base at […]
The Ambassador of Badiraguato
The governor of Sinaloa, Rubén Rocha Moya, is the first to acknowledge that, in the state, power cannot be exercised without the implicit authorization of the Pacific Cartel: “Let’s not kid ourselves. Everyone here knows how things are. I went and talked to them, I know them because I am from Badiraguato.” By Rodrigo Carbajal […]
“Noroña confronts students over ‘constitutional supremacy’ initiative.”
The president of the Senate’s Standing Committee, Gerardo Fernández Noroña, confronted students who accused him of initiating a proposal by Morena to establish that no resources for appeal would proceed in constitutional reforms. As he tried to enter an elevator, Senator Noroña was questioned by young people about the proposal known as “constitutional supremacy”. In […]
Technical Coup
Today, in Mexico, we are witnessing the dangerous prelude to what could be classified as a Technical Coup from Congress. By Ramón Alberto Garza Today, in Mexico, we are witnessing the dangerous prelude to what could be classified as a Technical Coup from Congress. The Chambers of Deputies and Senators openly collided with the Judiciary […]
Valtteri Bottas, a taco enthusiast, sits on the sidewalk to eat at El Califa de León
The Finnish Formula 1 driver takes advantage of the lead-up to the Mexican Grand Prix to eat at the award-winning taquería. Valtteri Bottas (Nastola, Finland, 35 years old) has proclaimed himself the official taco taster of Formula 1. After leaving the Mercedes team in 2022, the driver has experienced a second wind: mullet haircut, 80s […]