The Spanish actor is filming a series for Amazon Prime that will have Puebla as its main setting; Therefore, there will also be several road closures. HERE all the details. Dozens of followers of the famous series ‘La Casa de Papel’, experienced moments of emotion after meeting the actor Pedro Alonso Ochoro, who played ‘Berlín’ […]
‘It’s chaos’ on line 7 of the CDMX Metro: Why do trains take up to 20 minutes to pass?
On social networks, users shared photos of the saturated platforms on line 7 of the CDMX Metro. Users of the CDMX Metro report that they have been waiting for up to 20 minutes to board a train at the Mixcoac station on line 7 this Tuesday, May 14.Photographs were shared through social networks showing that […]
Two Towns Held Hostage by Drug Traffickers on Mexico’s Southern Border: Checkpoints, Deaths, and Control of Phones and Food
Activists, police officers, and local journalists assert that it is impossible to enter or leave Frontera Comalapa or Chicomuselo, where a clash between the Sinaloa and Jalisco New Generation cartels last Monday resulted in 11 deaths. “Look, you can’t enter here because there are drug trafficker checkpoints before you get to the town. And if […]
Power Supply Failures Persist in Tulum by CFE
Mexico is facing a series of blackouts that have affected several states in the country. The main cause of these power cuts is the high energy demand, especially during this season of high temperatures. In this context, Quintana Roo has not been exempt from failures, and a recent report highlights an outage in the service […]
20% Drop in Occupancy at Playa del Carmen Restaurants
The restaurant sector has seen a nearly 20% decrease in occupancy after last month’s closure rates were above 70%, revealed Gerardo Valadez Victorio, president of the National Chamber of the Restaurant and Seasoned Food Industry (Canirac) in the Riviera Maya. In an interview, the Canirac leader indicated that in these first days of May, the […]
Real Estate Investment Decreases in the Riviera Maya
Various factors have led to a decrease in real estate investment in the Riviera Maya region. This year, the decline has been more noticeable in the municipality of Tulum, while Playa del Carmen maintains slightly more sustained productivity. Wilberth Gutiérrez, president of the Mexican Real Estate Industry Association (AMII), stated that despite the downturn, there […]
Life without a beach in a working-class neighborhood of Cancún
A family needs about 500 pesos (30 dollars) to enjoy a day at the beach in the hotel zone of Cancún, a significant amount considering the average monthly income in Quintana Roo is 8,000 pesos (473 dollars). In Cancún, the heart of the Mexican Caribbean where millions enjoy the turquoise sea and luxury tourist services, […]
Are the underground tunnels in Mérida real? Here’s what you need to know
Every state in Mexico has its great secrets and beliefs, one of the most talked about being the existence of underground tunnels in the capital of Yucatán. It is said that they connect the Cathedral to the church of Monjas, which served as escape routes during times of religious persecution. Among the stories told about […]
Mérida ranked among the five most polluted cities in Mexico due to high levels of air pollution recorded.
According to the Air Quality Index (AQI), which measures the density of certain pollutants in the environment, it was categorized today as very poor or harmful. Air Quality Index in Mérida The reason was that readings above 151 and up to 162 were obtained in some areas of the Yucatecan capital. According to the classifications […]
Tourists report salmonellosis outbreak at a hotel in Mérida
A hotel in the center of Mérida has been accused of being responsible for an outbreak of salmonellosis affecting several foreign tourists. In response to this accusation, the Secretariat of Health intervened, but the results of their analysis and inspections at the site have not been disclosed yet. The English academic Ettiene Von Bertrab reported […]