In just 20 years, the heart of Puebla has shrunk by almost half: the Historic Center lost 45.7 percent of its population, according to official data from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) and the Municipal Planning Institute (IMPLAN) in 2023. What was once a vibrant area with 76,102 inhabitants now has only […]
Hidalgo launches operation for Holy Week; places special emphasis on visits from Mexican nationals.
The 2026 Holy Week Operation began in Hidalgo with the installation of 20 information booths to provide dignified, respectful, and humane service to families and individuals traveling through the state or visiting its various tourist destinations and recreational areas. This operation is part of the “Paisano Heroes” program, which aims to guarantee safe and orderly […]
In Aguascalientes, ‘El Chorizo’, alleged leader of ‘Los Talibanes’, is arrested
Agents from the Investigative Agency, accompanied by state police, arrested a man named Emmanuel N., alias “El Chorizo,” the alleged leader of the Los Talibanes criminal group, which operates in the northern part of Zacatecas and the southern part of the state. The arrest took place Wednesday afternoon in the municipality of Asientos during a […]
Accessible art and local talent at Volcán Tianguis de Arte in Tepoztlán
The second edition of the Volcán Art Market will take place next Saturday, March 28th, at Casa Tikal in Tepoztlán, from 11:00 AM to 5:00 PM. The market will feature works by various artists, primarily those residing in this magical town. The project aims to promote and encourage independent artistic production in Morelos, as well […]
Traditional sweets from Huazulco: an artisanal tradition that sweetens fairs in Morelos
What began as a small workshop is now a production system that keeps traditional flavors alive, delivering piloncillo brittle, fudge, and artisanal coconut candies to different parts of the region, without losing the handmade touch that distinguishes them. Traditional Fairs and Sweets: A Calendar That Never StopsThe production and sale of traditional Mexican sweets follows […]
Government of Morelos consolidates access to knowledge with Museum Fest 2026
As part of the 17th Anniversary of the Morelos Science Museum, the State Government, led by Margarita González Saravia, held “Museum Fest 2026,” a strategic event that strengthens scientific vocations and the right to information through the Ministry of Economic Development and Labor (SDEyT). This event, coordinated by the Morelos State Council of Science and […]
Bricklayer’s Cake, the gastronomic treasure that defines the identity of Aguascalientes
In the vast universe of Mexican tortas, where each state boasts an iconic version like the guajolota or the torta ahogada, Aguascalientes stands out with the unique “torta de albañil” (bricklayer’s torta), a dish also colloquially known as the “torta de resistol” (glue torta), which has humble origins dating back to the early 20th century. […]
From Haiti to Mexico: Sylvie Henry will perform a jazz concert in Mexico City this weekend
If you’re looking for a musical plan for this weekend that will take you away from the urban routine, check this out, because there’s a jazz concert in Mexico City that blends the mysticism of Haiti with rhythms that will get you dancing. To understand this artist’s vision, you have to get to know her […]
Mexico City’s Ministry of the Environment (Sedema) announces biodiversity monitoring in Mexico City; seeks to conserve spaces
The Ministry of the Environment (Sedema) announced the monitoring of biodiversity in Mexico City, which includes tracking the conditions of the city’s ravines. It explained that during 2026, biodiversity monitoring will be expanded to other environmentally valuable areas classified as ravines, as well as urban forests such as Loreto and Peña Pobre Ecological Park, Nativitas […]
From Morelos to Guerrero; toll prices on the Autopista del Sol in 2026
The Autopista del Sol (Highway of the Sun) is one of the most important roads for people’s mobility in our country, especially for the residents of Morelos and Guerrero. Thanks to this highway, a family can travel from Mexico City (CDMX) to Acapulco in less than five hours by car, including toll payments. Since the […]