SAN CRISTÓBAL DE LAS CASAS, Mexico – Indigenous Catholic parishioners from seven regions of Chiapas took to the streets on Monday, October 19, to protest the ongoing violence and organized crime in the region. The march, held two years after the murder of Tseltalan priest Father Marcelo Pérez Pérez, served as a public denunciation of […]
Oaxaca Nominated for “Best Food Destination” in 2026 Food and Travel Reader Awards
OAXACA, Mexico – The culinary scene of Oaxaca is once again in the national and international spotlight. The state has been nominated for “Best Food Destination” in the 2026 Food and Travel Reader Awards, an accolade that recognizes outstanding destinations and standout offerings within the tourism and hospitality industries. The voting period remains open until […]
Oaxaca Ranks Among Mexico’s Eight Most Violent States with 619 Homicides Since January
OAXACA, Mexico – Oaxaca remains one of the country’s most violent regions, finishing the month of September as the eighth most violent state in Mexico in terms of homicide rates. According to the latest data, 619 people were murdered in the state between January and September. The federal government reported that Oaxaca surpassed the violence […]
Security Sweep in San Luis Potosí Leads to Multiple Arrests and Vehicle Recoveries
SAN LUIS POTOSÍ, Mexico – The Highways Division of the State Civil Guard (GCE) conducted a series of permanent surveillance and security operations across strategic roads and highways in San Luis Potosí between October 12 and 16. The initiative, aimed at crime prevention and public safety, resulted in several arrests and the recovery of stolen […]
2026 Winter Migrant Caravan to Escort Thousands of Families from Laredo to Querétaro
QUERÉTARO, Mexico – The 22nd edition of the 2026 Winter Migrant Caravan is set to launch on December 16, providing official escort and support for Mexican families returning from the United States to spend the December holidays in Mexico. Eric Gudiño, Secretary of Government for Querétaro, stated that this edition expects to accommodate approximately 5,000 […]
The Forgotten Diplomacy of Guadalupe Hidalgo: What the History Books Missed
MEXICO CITY – While most people recognize the Treaty of Guadalupe Hidalgo primarily for the massive loss of territory and the payment of $15 million, a deeper, more complex narrative exists behind the signatures. A series of clandestine negotiations, secret articles, and diplomatic maneuvers shaped a legacy that continues to impact land rights and regional […]
A Culinary Guide: Where to Find the Best Sirloin Tacos in Mexico City
MEXICO CITY – For those seeking the perfect balance of tender meat and bold flavors, sirloin tacos have become a staple of the Mexico City street food scene. While many offer a standard “trompo” (marinated spit-roast) experience, finding the spots that master the technique of melting the fat and maintaining the meat’s juicy texture is […]
Alleged FGR Agents Extort Mexicali Merchant, Demanding $10,000 to Keep Business Open
MEXICALI, Mexico – A long-time local merchant in Mexicali is reporting a chilling extortion attempt by a group of individuals posing as agents of the Attorney General’s Office (FGR). The criminals, who traveled in vehicles emblazoned with official logos, demanded $10,000 USD from the businessman, threatening to plant illegal items or even take his life […]
From Jokes to Confrontation: Study Reveals the Escalation of Digital Racism in Mexico
MEXICO CITY – Racism on Mexican social media has evolved from mere jokes and class-based prejudices into a tool for political confrontation and, more recently, a means of linking skin color to criminal activity, according to a new study presented by civil society organizations. Catalina Rolle, a data analyst at the Fundación Interpreta, explained that […]
International Union of Magistrates Expels Mexico’s CONATRIB Over Judicial Reform Support
PARIS – The Central Council of the International Union of Magistrates (UIM) has officially resolved to expel the National Commission of Superior Courts of Justice of the United Mexican States (CONATRIB). The decision follows the Mexican association’s public endorsement of the judicial reform pushed by the current administration and approved in September 2024. The expulsion […]