Brenda Escobar, Zihuatanejo – The international tourist season, which traditionally runs from October to the end of April, has not yielded the expected numbers for the commercial and service sector in the La Madera tourist area of Zihuatanejo. Managers of guesthouses and condominiums in this iconic area agreed that… Continue reading: International Tourist Season Hasn’t […]
Quintana Roo faces a shortage of pediatricians due to the growing child population
Quintana Roo has a shortage of pediatricians and specialists compared to the number of children in the state, according to the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI). This means that most children are treated by general practitioners for common illnesses. According to the latest INEGI census, the child and adolescent population aged 0 to […]
Generous oil and gas reserves beneath the soil of Tamaulipas: Tamaulipas-Constituciones Field reactivated
Because Pemex awarded mixed contracts to operators, oil sector activities are being reactivated in southern Tamaulipas, specifically in Altamira. The operating company, Consorcio Petrolero 5M del Golfo, won the contract for the Tamaulipas-Constituciones field and began recruiting personnel and supply chain services this week. On Monday, April 20, it was observed that well brokers, welders, […]
The flavor of Tamaulipas will arrive at the Taco Festival
The rich culinary traditions of Tamaulipas will be featured at the 2026 Taco Festival, to be held in the Magical Town of Taxco, under the national theme “32 Flavors, 32 States.” The Secretary of Tourism for Tamaulipas, Benjamín Hernández Rodríguez, highlighted that this emblematic event will bring together representatives from all 32 Mexican states in […]
With 50 days until the World Cup, the remodeling works in Mexico City are a nightmare for the city’s residents.
“We’re racing against the clock, but we’re going to finish on time”: with that phrase, the Mexico City government pledged to deliver all the mobility projects they promised more than a year ago. Fifty days before the start of the World Cup, the renovations to Line 2 of the Metro system, the construction of the […]
Veracruz police mistake a truck for a woman and kill her.
Veracruz state police officers fired shots after mistaking the vehicle in which a woman was traveling for one reported stolen, according to information from the Veracruz Public Security Secretariat. The operation was being carried out to locate a pickup truck linked to a crime report. The officers fired directly at the car in which two […]
Eviction in Villa Comaltitlán; officials rescued and coastal highway reopened
An 18-hour protest in the municipality of Villa Comaltitlán ended Sunday afternoon after members of the State Public Security Secretariat (SSP) carried out an operation to clear a road blockade, reopen the coastal highway, and rescue detained state officials. According to sources at the State Attorney General’s Office (FGE), the intervention using force was decided […]
Reintroduction of spider monkeys in Chiapas progresses with the birth of a third offspring; the species was considered extinct 30 years ago
The National Commission of Natural Protected Areas (Conanp) reported the birth of a third spider monkey (Ateles geoffroyi vellerosus) infant in the Sumidero Canyon National Park, a protected natural area in the state of Chiapas, despite the species having been considered extinct for more than 30 years in the western part of the park. In […]
Migrant caravan leaves Chiapas: Haitians lead the group seeking to reach major cities
Hundreds of migrants, mostly Haitians, left on foot from the southern border with Guatemala, where they had been living for months in precarious conditions without any response to their asylum requests from the Mexican government. Overwhelmed by economic hardship, the group of about a thousand migrants, which also included Central and South Americans, departed the […]
Security will be reinforced at archaeological sites in Oaxaca following a shootout in Teotihuacan, reports Salomón Jara
Salomón Jara, governor of Oaxaca, announced that security will be reinforced at the state’s archaeological sites following the attack on April 20 in Teotihuacán, State of Mexico, which left two people dead, including the assailant and a Canadian woman, and 13 injured. During his press conference on Tuesday, April 21, the governor stated that the […]