Teachers in Tamaulipas Reject Change to School Calendar. Gilberto Ruiz Hernández, principal of the Matías Canales Elementary School in Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas, expressed his disagreement with the reduction of the school calendar. The principal explained that this adjustment modified activities that were already scheduled. Among them, he mentioned graduation ceremonies, academic evaluations, and remedial activities […]
Ayuso forced to change hotels in Cancun: the governor ordered the organizers not to let her set foot in the Platino Awards venue
Isabel Díaz Ayuso had to change hotels in Cancún and suspend part of her official trip to Mexico due to pressure from Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum. The governor of Quintana Roo, following Sheinbaum’s orders, warned that the hotel hosting the Platino Awards would be closed if Ayuso attended the event. The hostile climate against Ayuso […]
THE GLASS CAGE: MONETARY DIGITALIZATION AND THE END OF CITIZEN AUTONOMY
In a context of accelerated technological transformation and the redefinition of the State’s role in economic life, the debate on the digitalization of money has ceased to be merely technical and has become a profoundly constitutional discussion. The transition toward “zero cash” schemes in Mexico, driven by the narrative of modernization and efficiency, raises fundamental […]
ROCHA? ROCHA MOYA VANISHES AND NOT EVEN THE GOVERNMENT CAN’T FIND HIM
The governor of Sinaloa, now on leave, has not appeared in public since the night of May 1, when he requested to step down following the U.S. Department of Justice’s indictment for alleged ties to the “Los Chapitos” faction. The interim governor, Yeraldine Bonilla Valverde, admitted she did not know his whereabouts. She said the […]
ALERT IN MEXICO! “FAKE TAX OFFICIALS” ARE ON THE RISE AND NO ONE IS DOING ANYTHING
A worrying wave of criminals impersonating prosecutors or investigators is raising alarms across the country. Dressed in tactical vests, carrying fake IDs, and even using vehicles similar to official ones, these individuals are deceiving, extorting, and even kidnapping innocent citizens.What’s most outrageous is that this phenomenon is no longer isolated… it’s becoming increasingly common! And […]
Taxi driver in Playa del Carmen beats elderly motorcycle taxi driver with a bat
The driver of taxi number 1424, belonging to the “Lázaro Cárdenas del Río” union, brutally attacked an elderly motorcycle taxi driver, striking him with a baseball bat in the middle of the street and causing serious leg injuries. The incident, captured on video, is circulating widely on social media and has sparked outrage. The footage […]
He tried to fly to Cancun with US$44,000 hidden in his pockets: a CBP dog detected him instantly
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officers announced the seizure of more than $44,000 in cash at Philadelphia International Airport. The discovery, made by a dog trained to detect banknotes, involved a U.S. citizen who was scheduled to travel to Cancún, Mexico. On April 30, according to a CBP statement, Nitro, a three-year-old Labrador retriever, […]
Tamaulipas shrimp passes environmental test and will continue to arrive in the US
The United States government renewed the certification that allows Mexico to export shrimp to the U.S., considering that Mexican measures to prevent the accidental capture of sea turtles are comparable to those in the United States. The resolution, published in April by the State Department, benefits an industry that sells 13,884 tons of shrimp annually, […]
ONE OF THE MOST BRUTAL THINGS THAT THE “4T” HAS
The brainless leftist from Harvard, Viri Ríos, stated that fudging homicide figures and hiding victims of disappearances, as the Sheinbaum government does, is a security alternative to Bukele’s model, which turned El Salvador into the safest country in the hemisphere, while Mexico is mired in daily massacres thanks to the left. Source: mexicodailypost
Xalapa celebrates 202 years as the capital of Veracruz; this is the story of its designation.
On May 9, 1824, Xalapa was designated the capital of the state of Veracruz, becoming the seat of government for the newly formed federal entity following the promulgation of the Mexican Federal Constitution. This decision marked the beginning of a new political era for the city, which from then on consolidated itself as the administrative, […]