Brugada presents reform to limit rent increases in Mexico City

Mexico City Mayor Clara Brugada indefinitely postponed the presentation of the Fair, Reasonable, and Affordable Rent Law initiative, which she proposed eight months ago with the creation of Decree 1. Instead, the Morena party member presented a set of constitutional reforms that stipulate that rent prices cannot rise above inflation. In a press conference, Brugada […]

Chocolate factory in Quintana Roo promotes tourist experiences with Mexican cacao

With an annual production of 36,000 tons, Quintana Roo’s first chocolate factory, boasting seven medals from the International Chocolate Awards (ICA), aims not only to increase the consumption of Mexican cacao—beyond its traditional presentation—but also to promote the fusion of the bean with gastronomy and mixology, stated the company’s director, Roberto Reta. Interviewed after announcing […]

Arrests reported after a major air and ground operation in the mountains between Sinaloa and Durango

An intense military operation took place Wednesday morning, April 22, in the mountainous region connecting Sinaloa and Durango, where federal forces deployed air and ground operations. As of now, there is no official information on the results. According to preliminary reports, several Black Hawk helicopters took off from the area, drawing attention due to the […]

Yucatán “is very expensive” for Yucatecans

Yucatán’s economic structure means that external inflationary effects have a significant impact on its residents’ finances, to the point of steadily increasing the cost of living, particularly for basic goods, economist Gabriel Rodríguez Cedillo, PhD in Government and Public Administration, told the newspaper. “The economic system in Yucatán depends on what comes from outside, via […]

Quintana Roo reinforces security in tourist areas after shootout in Teotihuacan

Security in Quintana Roo and its main tourist destinations will be reinforced through updated preventative protocols. Following the recent violence in Teotihuacan, the State Government and the private sector are coordinating efforts to secure archaeological sites and ensure the safety of national and international visitors who choose the Mexican Caribbean. Governor Mara Lezama Espinosa described […]

The environmental cost of the “Transformation”: From the Mayan jungle to the disaster in the Gulf

The development of federal projects in Mexico has unleashed an unprecedented environmental crisis that has specialists and local communities on high alert. Under the current administration, the biodiversity of the southeast and the Gulf coast is facing systematic degradation, where the rapid pace of infrastructure projects and the lack of effective protocols have caused irreversible […]