The Sedema published the vehicle verification calendar for the first half of next year. The Secretariat of the Environment (Sedema) of Mexico City published the Mandatory Vehicle Verification Program for the first half of 2024, which will enter into force on January 2 and will be valid until June 30, 2024. The calendar was published […]
New Year’s Eve Dinner: for an unforgettable celebration
Whether at home or in some of the most emblematic places in Mexico City, celebrate with traditional dishes and the best wines; these are our recommendations to welcome 2024 The New Year’s Eve Dinner emerges as an invaluable opportunity to reconnect with the most essential: family and friends, as celebrating the transition to a new […]
Special public transport schedules for the end of the year in CDMX.
The Mobility Secretariat (Semovi) of Mexico City announced the special schedules that public transport services will have during the end of the year. The schedules include the services: Metro, Metrobus, Trolleybus, Cablebus, Passenger Transport Network (RTP), Light Rail, Ecobici and even parking meters. The Mexico City Metro reported that on December 31 it will have […]
AMLO minimizes violent incidents in Tabasco, he says everything is under control now
According to Reuters, Tabasco is a state in southern Mexico that relies heavily on the oil industry, which has been hit hard by lower prices, troubled energy reform, and worsening gang violence. The state has seen a surge of kidnappings, extortion, murder, and other crimes, some of which target Pemex, the state-owned oil company, and […]
Crime in Texcaltitlán has raised concerns about the security situation in the State of Mexico
The recent criminal activity in Texcaltitlán refers to a violent confrontation that occurred on December 8, 2023, between residents and alleged members of a criminal group known as La Familia Michoacana. The clash resulted in 14 deaths, 11 of which were suspected criminals and three of which were civilians. The incident was triggered by the […]
The situation in Acapulco has exposed the vulnerability of the Mexican government
According to national media, the situation in Acapulco refers to two main events: the devastating impact of Hurricane Otis, which hit the city as a Category 5 storm on October 25, 2023, and the violent attacks by armed groups, which caused chaos and panic in the city on August 4, 2023. Both events have exposed […]
“Día de los Inocentes”: A Day of Pranks and Remembrance in Mexico
Every year on December 28th, many people in Mexico and other Latin American countries enjoy making jokes and pranks on their friends and family. This day is known as Dia de los Inocentes or Day of the Innocents, and it is similar to April Fools’ Day in other parts of the world. However, behind the […]
Is Cock Fighting in Mexico a traditional sport or a form of animal cruelty?
Cock fighting is a traditional sport in Mexico, where roosters are trained and equipped with razors on their legs to fight each other, often to the death, in front of a crowd of spectators and bettors. Cock fighting is legal and regulated by the government in most states of Mexico, except for Mexico City, Sonora, […]
Is the rumor that Claudia Sheinbaum’s son is AMLO’s grandson false?
Claudia Sheinbaum is a politician, scientist, writer, and academic who was the head of government of Mexico City from 2018 to 2023. She is also the presidential candidate of the Morena party for the 2024 elections. She has been a close ally and supporter of Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO), the current president of Mexico, […]
Experts say Nearshoring in Mexico will end the AMLO Era
Mexico was on the radar of investors this year and attention was particularly focused on the alleged effects of nearshoring, at the same time that President Andrés Manuel López Obrador heads to the final stretch of his Government and in 2024 Mexicans will return to the polls for federal elections. Between January and September 2023, […]