The 2026 Holy Week and Easter operation in Jalisco concluded with a toll of 44 deaths, 330 injuries, and 200 traffic accidents, reports the State Civil Protection Unit. According to the report, eight of the deaths were due to drowning in unsupervised rivers, dams, and reservoirs, while the leading cause of fatalities was traffic-related incidents, […]
Miguel Ramos Arizpe: The Father of Federalism
A priest who didn’t just preach from the pulpit. A politician who refused to bow to the powerful. A liberal who championed federalism when most still favored a centralist empire. His name is Miguel Ramos Arizpe. He was born in northern Mexico, in Coahuila, when the country was still a viceroyalty. He was a priest, […]
It’s official: Nissan will also sell Chinese cars in Mexico. We already have the first confirmed models.
Nissan continues to define its short- and medium-term strategy. They recently announced some important plans that directly impact Mexico, revealing the arrival of new models, including vehicles of Chinese origin. Until now, the Japanese brand was one of the few that did not yet offer Chinese cars in the Mexican market, but this will soon […]
Baja California, one of Mexico’s most dynamic destinations for tourism and gastronomy
This positioning reflects the recognition achieved in various national and international arenas, driven by the initiatives of Governor Marina del Pilar Avila Olmeda. This work is carried out through the Baja California State Tourism Secretariat (Secture), headed by Miguel Ángel Badiola Montaño, which has strengthened the strategic promotion of the destination, professionalization, and collaboration with […]
Vote for Tamaulipas in The Best of Mexico 2026
Tamaulipas is nominated for Best of Mexico 2026 in four categories: Best Three Experiences to Have in Mexico Once in a Lifetime, El Cielo Biosphere Reserve; Best Experience Combining Nature and Spirituality, La Virgen de El Chorrito; Best Contemporary Cultural Festival, Jazz International Tampico Fest; and Best Beach to Discover, Barra del Tordo. Benjamín Hernández […]
Government of Tamaulipas highlights positive results in tourism, mobility and security during high holiday influx
Tamaulipas Government Highlights Positive Results in Tourism, Mobility, and Security During Peak Holiday Season The Secretary General of the Government, Héctor Joel Villegas González, highlighted the positive results in tourism, mobility, and security in Tamaulipas during the Easter holiday period. In an interview prior to the honors ceremony presided over by Governor Américo Villarreal Anaya, […]
Inocencia Arellano, from Durango, will head the National Institute of Indigenous Languages
Inocencia Arellano Mijarez, a linguist from Durango, has been appointed Director General of the National Institute of Indigenous Languages (INALI), an agency that had been without a head since January 2023, when Juan Gregorio Regino’s term ended. Since then, the organization had been operating with only an acting director. The appointment was made by the […]
Toll costs rise on Baja California highways
Tolls on the Capufe Highway Network Increased Between Two and Five Pesos Starting Monday, April 13, traveling on the highway network operated by Capufe in Baja California costs between two and five pesos more per toll booth. The federal agency published the new toll rates for the Fonadin highway network throughout the country yesterday, including […]
It’s official: The SAT will fine those who make these types of bank transfers in 2026.
Making bank transfers has become a very common and completely normal practice for millions of Mexicans, but did you know that doing so this way could result in a fine? Starting in 2026, this common habit could become a red flag for the Tax Administration Service (SAT) as it seeks to have greater control. What […]
Can you afford food? Mexicans need almost 5,000 pesos a month just to buy basic necessities; tomatoes reach their highest price ever.
Every day money stretches less! In Mexico, a person living in the city needs more than 4,000 pesos a month to afford basic necessities and pay for services, according to the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI). How much does it cost to eat in Mexico? Here’s the exact figure per Mexican. The report […]