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 […]
UN visits Mexico amid disappearance crisis: more than 133,000 cases
The UN High Commissioner for Human Rights, Volker Türk, will visit Mexico next week to address the alarming crisis of disappearances, which has already surpassed 133,000 cases. This visit comes amid growing tensions between the government of the communist Claudia Sheinbaum and the UN, which is demanding decisive action to eradicate enforced disappearances that are […]
Emilio Azcárraga Milmo: The Tiger Who Dominated Mexican Television
A man who could be a tiger at the negotiating table and a seducer at dinner. A man who inspired equal parts terror and admiration. A man who built a media empire that for decades dictated what Mexico saw, thought, and dreamed. Emilio Azcárraga Milmo, “El Tigre” (The Tiger), was the most powerful businessman Mexico […]
IMSS allocates 716 million pesos to vehicle leasing for companies linked to the Supreme Court and a friend of Adán Augusto López
The Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) awarded a contract worth up to 716,560,000 pesos for the leasing of administrative vehicles to the companies Total Parts and Components, S.A. de C.V. and Lumo Financiera del Centro, S.A. de C.V. The former previously sold armored trucks to the Supreme Court of Justice of the Nation (SCJN), and […]
Morena senator Yeidckol Polevnsky is currently in the eye of the storm for something her own movement promised to eradicate: nepotism.
According to investigations based on official documents, within his Senate office there are not only advisors, but also direct family members on the public payroll:Tonantzin Ibáñez Camacho – sister – up to 60,000 pesos per monthAlexia Almaguer Granados – granddaughter – around 40,000 pesos per monthYolotl Fernanda Enríquez Ibáñez – niece – close to 40,000 […]
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 […]
WELLNESS BLANKETS 3
Remember the “republican austerity” speech? It seems that for some in Morena, it was just a campaign slogan. While you’re counting your pesos until payday, they’re living the dream in pounds sterling. The banner in the photo doesn’t lie and summarizes two cases of arrogance and nepotism that we shouldn’t forget: THE ARROGANCE OF JOSEFA […]
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 […]
It’s official: Querétaro, Puebla, and three other states will begin rebuilding damaged bridges and roads in April.
The Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications, and Transportation confirmed that reconstruction work will begin in April 2026 in various areas affected by the heavy rains last October. The work will take place in five Mexican states, including Querétaro and Puebla. This announcement marks the beginning of a key phase in restoring connectivity in regions where road […]
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 […]