Within the framework of the Tianguis Turístico (Tourism Fair), the State Government, through the Veracruz Ministries of Culture (Secver) and Tourism (Sectur), supported the promotion of community-based tourism, a proposal that places communities, their traditions, and their natural environment at the center of authentic experiences. During the conference “Community-Based Tourism in the Totonac Region,” held […]
The Magical Town near Mexico City that has a cool climate even in the hot season: everyone wants to live there
Huasca de Ocampo is a Pueblo Mágico (Magical Town) with a pleasant climate even during the hottest months, as temperatures rarely exceed 30 degrees Celsius (86 degrees Fahrenheit) on the most intense days. Best of all, it’s very close to Mexico City, making it a popular getaway for those seeking respite from the concrete jungle […]
Mexico City repurposes buildings in response to industrial shortages and peak logistics demand
Mexico City (CDMX) faces a limited availability of industrial space in an environment where logistics demand continues to grow. With a vacancy rate of between 3% and 4% in the metropolitan market, the lack of available land has led companies and developers to convert existing buildings into urban distribution centers, according to data from Spot2.mx. […]
Fake police officer identified after attack on lawyer in Naucalpan
By Juan Carlos Valdez ArenzanaRoad safety in the State of Mexico has reached a new and worrying level after lawyer and influencer Rubén Arenzana, better known on social media as “Ru Abogado,” exposed an individual impersonating a state police officer on the Periférico Norte (Northern Ring Road). The encounter, which took place in a highly […]
The US sets conditions for Mexico in its fight against drug trafficking: it seeks only arrests and extraditions
The United States released its 2026 National Drug Control Strategy on Monday, making one thing clear: it is conditioning its assistance to Mexico in the fight against drug trafficking. Now, it is seeking only arrests and extraditions in the context of the extradition request for Rubén Rocha Moya. The 2026 Strategy, presented under the administration […]
Tlaxcala City Council activates protocols after earthquake felt in the capital
Following the earthquake that occurred on Monday morning, May 4th, with a magnitude of 5.6 and an epicenter west of Pinotepa Nacional, Oaxaca, which was slightly felt in the capital city, Tlaxcala City Hall personnel immediately activated safety protocols to safeguard the well-being of employees and the public. Similarly, at the Municipal DIF System facilities […]
Hidalgo: Public transport fares have increased by more than 200% over 22 years
Over a period of 22 years, the cost of public transportation fares in Hidalgo, specifically for shared taxis in the Pachuca metropolitan area, increased by seven pesos, rising from three to ten pesos—an increase of more than 200 percent, according to a review by MILENIO of agreements published in the State Official Gazette (POEH). The […]
Red April in Tlaxcala: 13 violent deaths and an April 29th with three incidents in a single day
During April 2026, Tlaxcala registered 13 violent deaths in various municipalities; however, one of the most significant statistics is that on April 29, three incidents occurred in a single day, marking the most violent end to the month. The count begins on April 2 in Cuapiaxtla, where an armed attack left one man dead and […]
They fled without the loot! Nearly 500 beers were stolen from the train as it passed through Piedras Negras.
Approximately 40 crates, each containing 12 beers, were looted from a train car Monday morning when individuals managed to break the seals and throw the beer onto the ground as the train moved through Piedras Negras. Public Security officers were alerted to the incident after residents of the area near the railroad tracks, in both […]