The imposing phenomenon of the waves known as “King Waves” will hit the coasts of southern California again next week, urging residents and visitors to take precautionary measures. The increase in wave height, which has characterized the last few days, is scheduled to return to southern California due to the gravitational forces of the Sun […]
Vehicle verification 2024 in Jalisco: Calendar of dates and costs
It should be remembered that those who fail to comply with this requirement within the established period may be subject to traffic fines. The Responsible Verification Program returns to Jalisco this 2024, and with it, its calendar of appointments resumes. This program aims to ensure that any car that circulates in the entity complies with […]
It is estimated that in Mexico there are 175,000 active members of the cartels
Drug cartels are not only involved in trafficking illegal substances but also in infiltrating and manipulating various sectors of the Mexican economy. From agriculture to transportation, cartels have expanded their reach and influence, affecting prices, production, and competition. The economic impact of violence and corruption associated with cartels is estimated at 18.3% of Mexico’s GDP. […]
Mexico’s INM receives record number of refugee requests
Ciudad Juarez official says Mexican IDs make migrants less vulnerable to abuse Mexico received a record number of refugee requests in 2023, as thousands of migrants passing through the country sought protection from deportation. Mexican Refugee Commission (COMAR) Director Andres Ramirez Silva said this week a total of 140,982 foreign nationals filed for refugee status […]
4 killed after light plane crashes in Ramos Arizpe, Coahuila
Four people were killed when a light aircraft crashed onto a lot belonging to an airport in Ramos Arizpe, a town in north Mexico’s Coahuila state, local civil aviation authorities have confirmed. The cause of the crash that took place on Friday has yet to be determined but initial reports suggested either strong winds or […]
Families of kidnapped migrants had to pay ransoms
Some of the families of kidnapped Venezuelan and Honduran migrants paid ransoms to their abductors before the group was rescued this week, Mexico’s security minister said on Friday. The 32 migrants were kidnapped from a bus over the weekend by armed men aiming to extort money from them and their families in the United States. […]
UNAM experts warn about risks of adulterated honey
The term “adulterated honey” means any honey to which has been added honeydew, glucose, dextrose, molasses, sugar, sugar syrup, inverted sugar, or any other similar product or products, other than the nectar of floral exudations of plants gathered and stored in the comb by honey bees. The Beekeeping Module of the FES Cuautitlán warned about […]
What are the Magical Neighborhoods of Mexico?
We explain everything you need to know about the Magical Neighborhoods of Mexico so that you can visit them When we go on a trip, we usually think of visiting the famous “Magical Towns”, places with rich history, architecture, traditions, symbols, legends and emblematic stories of our nation, places that hide in their corners much […]
Mónica Ortiz, astronaut from Oaxaca, will command the Latin American Mars Analog Research Mission
The Oaxacan Mónica Ortiz Álvarez, was selected as commander (analog crew member) in the First Latin American Mission of Analog Research of Mars in Spain, by Astroland Interplanetary Agency, in Santander, Spain. “I am immensely grateful for the honor of sharing crew with Sagrario Linares Melo Ingrid Marian, Lia Seguel Alvarado Rivaldo Duran, who more […]
From Zimbabwe to UNAM, an academic adventure
On the other side of the world, in southeastern Africa, lies the Republic of Zimbabwe, a landlocked country that borders Botswana, Zambia, South Africa and Mozambique. Just as we have trouble locating those countries on the map, the inhabitants of that region of the planet find it difficult to know where Mexico is and distinguish […]