Enjoying the Historic Center is always a good idea, but doing so from one of the best rooftop terraces overlooking the Guadalajara Cathedral makes it even better. These places combine food and drinks with some of the most beautiful views in the city. Take a look at the list and plan a date or lunch […]
Guadalajara will receive thousands of visitors for the World Cup with contaminated water
With the World Cup approaching, the Guadalajara metropolitan area will receive hundreds of thousands of visitors this June, but the serious problem of dirty water in the pipes remains unresolved, reported the new director of the Intermunicipal System of Potable Water and Sewerage (SIAPA), Ismael Jáuregui Castañeda. He stated that it will take at least […]
The Mexican government is making progress on the construction of the El Novillo dam, to guarantee water for more than 250,000 residents of La Paz, Baja California Sur.
As part of the Mexican government’s strategy, spearheaded by President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, to guarantee the human right to water, particularly in water-scarce regions, the National Water Commission (Conagua) is moving forward with the construction of the El Novillo Dam, which will benefit more than 250,000 residents of the municipality of La Paz, Baja California […]
Los Cabos, the exclusive paradise at the end of the Earth where celebrities from Britney Spears to George Clooney take refuge
Between pristine beaches, endless deserts, and five-star hotels, this exotic corner at the tip of the Baja California peninsula is one of Latin America’s most luxurious destinations. They say George Clooney always jokes about the names he wanted to give his children: Casa and Amigo. Just like that, in Spanish. His wife, Amal, obviously refused, […]
An 85-year-old woman is being prosecuted in an inheritance dispute involving a Morena party leader in Puebla.
The state leader of the Morena party, Olga Lucía Romero Garci-Crespo, is accused of using her political position to pressure Estela Romero Bringas, an 85-year-old woman, to relinquish her inheritance from the late poultry businesswoman Socorro Romero Sánchez, valued at over $600 million. This comes after the disproportionate actions taken by the Puebla Attorney General’s […]
Rent law in Mexico City: What is expected from this new regulation?
On the eve of the Mexico City government’s presentation of its Fair, Reasonable, and Affordable Rent Law initiative, real estate sector stakeholders and analysts have already weighed in on the potential scope of the regulations. The proposal aims to limit rent increases to annual inflation, establish rules for the residential rental market, and create a […]
Will they lose their visas? Three Morena senators are reportedly under scrutiny by the US.
The United States government is investigating three federal legislators from the Morena party—specifically, two male senators and one female senator—for their alleged ties to individuals linked to criminal groups. According to information published in the “Under Reserve” column of El Universal, the strategy of U.S. authorities in these cases differs from the direct visa revocations […]
“YOU STOLE THE MONEY AND YOU WANT PITY”: LILI TÉLLEZ EXPLODES AGAINST EBRARD
Senator Lili Téllez launched a direct and unfiltered attack against Marcelo Ebrard, accusing him of abusing his power and lying to justify himself. “You broke the law so your son could live like a prince in the embassy,” she declared, while also accusing him of using public funds to support him in London. Téllez went […]
Cablebús in Puebla would take more than 400 years to recoup its investment; another Maya Train?
No one can deny the mobility problem that exists in large cities. This forces authorities to offer innovative transportation alternatives to help facilitate daily commutes, but what happens when a project like the Puebla Cablebús (cable car) is shaping up to be a white elephant like the Maya Train? The government of Morena party member […]