Mazatlán Beach Band Restrictions After 9pm

The Municipal Government of Mazatlán has finally made a decision regarding the controversy over northern bands playing on the beach, establishing that they must leave after 9pm, although they may continue in other areas designated by the authorities. Rogelio Olivas Osuna, the senior official of Mazatlán, stated that “a meeting is scheduled” with some members […]

Roads of Chiapas, a Danger for the Population

In the various roads of Chiapas, different acts of violence are occurring, from assaults on passenger buses to vehicle theft, a situation that has been present in the country for two years. As of 2024, in the state of Chiapas, this situation began to arise. Almost every week on social media, three to five of […]

Sparse Foreign Population in Mexico

The limited representation of foreigners is evident in the fact that these individuals accounted for 1.0 percent of the country’s population. Mexico has not been a nation characterized by immigration, but rather by emigration. According to the 2020 Population and Housing Census, the number of people born abroad who resided in Mexico rose to 1,212,252. […]

Russia Claims Tariff Increase on Beer Imports Will Not Affect Mexico

The Russian embassy in Mexico denied this Monday that the increase in tariffs decreed by the Russian government on beer imports, which go from 0.043 dollars per liter to 0.11 dollars, will affect the beer produced in Mexico. “In the article, it is reported that Russia is increasing tariffs on beer imports from unfriendly countries […]

Revolut Bank, the New Authorized Bank in Mexico

The National Banking and Securities Commission (CNBV) published in the Official Gazette of the Federation (DOF) that Revolut Bank is the new bank that will operate in Mexico, making it the 51st participant in the country. Revolut de México, S.A. de C.V. (Revolut de México) requested authorization from this Commission to organize and operate as […]