The execution that founded Mexico

The history of Mexico did not begin with an embrace. It did not begin with a solemn declaration. It did not begin with a speech of unity. It began with gunshots. Not the shots of a battle, but those of a firing squad. On July 19, 1824, in Padilla, Tamaulipas, Agustín de Iturbide, the man […]

Mazatlán had more than 800,000 people and an economic impact of more than $2 billion during the holidays

During the Easter holiday period, Mazatlán experienced a tourist influx of over 800,000 people, generating an economic impact of more than 2 billion pesos and an average hotel occupancy rate of over 80 percent, stated Mayor Estrella Palacios Domínguez. “Motorcycle Week and Easter Week concluded successfully. Mazatlán delivered. The Easter Week and Motorcycle Week Operation […]

VOLARIS SUSPENDS FLIGHTS WITHIN CENTRAL AMERICA

Effective April 12, 2026, the ultra-low-cost airline Volaris has indefinitely suspended its direct routes within Central America. This decision marks a significant shift in regional air connectivity, primarily affecting operations from its bases in El Salvador and Costa Rica. According to company executives, such as Ronny Rodríguez (General Manager of Volaris El Salvador), the determining […]

IF GENDER EQUALITY EXISTED… ANGEL WOULD BE ALIVE.

Luis was the proud father of Ángel, the four-year-old boy who passed away yesterday. Luis had already filed several complaints with the authorities against his son’s mother. During each visit, the boy told his father everything his mother did to him: pinches, punches, shoves, and pulls. But because she was a woman and his mother, […]

Turtle deaths and egg thefts reported in Guerrero

Marine wildlife in Coyuca de Benítez, Guerrero, is facing a survival crisis after the discovery of two dead turtles in Los Mogotes. The group in charge of the Las Playas Turtle Camp reported that the turtles died from dog attacks, while several nests suffered egg theft by local residents. Despite the hostile environment, volunteers managed […]

Tabasco, Guerrero and Oaxaca, the states with the most food shortages

In 2024, according to the latest records, the states with the highest percentage of children and adolescents experiencing food insecurity were Tabasco, Guerrero, and Oaxaca; more than one in four people aged 0 to 17 in these states lacked access to nutritious, quality food. This was reported by the Network for Children’s Rights in Mexico […]