According to the most recent data from the Executive Secretariat of the National Public Security System (SESNSP), Mexico has managed to lower its average number of violent deaths from 86.9 to 48.8 per day between October 2024 and February 2026. This trend, highlighted by Claudia Sheinbaum’s administration, places February 2026 as the month with the […]
Oaxaca official dismissed for organizing workshop “Prepare your forensic kit in case of disappearance”
Following a wave of outrage sparked by the promotion of a workshop called “Create Your Forensic Kit in Case of Disappearance,” offered by the municipality of Santo Domingo Tehuantepec, Oaxaca, Mayor Ana Cecilia Pérez Velásquez dismissed the person responsible for organizing the event, which was part of the commemorative activities for International Women’s Day. The […]
SAN LUIS TENNIS OPEN TOURNAMENT
This grand event, the 37th edition of the oldest ATP Challenger Tour tournament in Mexico, will take place from Sunday, March 29th to Sunday, April 5th, as part of the 85th Anniversary celebrations of this long-established venue in San Luis Potosí. During Holy Week, it will bring together top international tennis players, who will compete […]
Guanajuato and its gastronomy strengthen international projection by being the guest state at the Sabor es Polanco 2026 gastronomic festival
Guanajuato’s gastronomy will gain significant national and international exposure as the state participates as Guest of Honor at the 2026 Sabor es Polanco festival, considered the most important gourmet event in Latin America. The event will take place from March 13 to 15, 2026, at the iconic Campo Marte venue in Mexico City. Guanajuato’s participation […]
Querétaro, fifth place nationally in auto parts production
The state of Querétaro ranked among the top five auto parts producers in Mexico in 2025, with $9.327 billion in production, according to the National Auto Parts Industry Association (INA). Julio Galván, INA’s Economic Studies Manager, announced that the leading auto parts producers in Mexico in 2025 were: Coahuila ($18.223 billion)Guanajuato ($16.172 billion)Nuevo León ($15.629 […]
Authorities announce new flights between Acapulco and Querétaro and Zihuatanejo and Puebla
The Secretary of Tourism for Guerrero, Simón Quiñones Orozco, reported that 291,782 people arrived in Guerrero on domestic flights during the first two months of 2026, an increase of 24,614 compared to 2025. He made this announcement while confirming the start of Acapulco-Querétaro and Zihuatanejo-Puebla flights on June 2nd, just in time for the summer […]
Why Mexico is seeking to ban octopus farms before the industry even exists?
The Mexican Senate is considering an amendment to the General Law on Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture that seeks to prohibit the farming of octopuses and other cephalopods throughout the country. This initiative places Mexico on the same legislative path initiated by Chile in 2025, which proposed a preventative ban on this activity before it develops […]
Mexico wanted to stop the Chinese with tariffs on their cars. China was faster: it has already imported almost all the cars it will sell in 2026.
Chinese cars are a topic that can be analyzed from various perspectives, but it’s a fact that their success cannot be easily contained, as some Chinese brands found ways to circumvent some of the tariffs imposed earlier this year. To briefly recap, the Federal Government established 50% tariffs on vehicles manufactured in countries with which […]
Jalisco, Yucatán, and Puebla join the Michelin Guide Mexico and consolidate national cuisine as a tourist attraction
The Secretary of Tourism for the Mexican government, Josefina Rodríguez Zamora, participated in the announcement of the inclusion of the states of Jalisco, Yucatán, and Puebla in the Michelin Guide Mexico, one of the world’s most influential gastronomic publications. “When gastronomy achieves international recognition like the Michelin Guide, tourism in these destinations is also strengthened. […]
Four hours of chaos at Mexico City airport due to a taxi drivers’ blockade
“We’ve been fighting for almost 50 years. This is our livelihood. Get rid of the apps!” These are the demands shouted by about a hundred taxi drivers as an operation involving some 800 police officers confronted them. This is Mexico City International Airport, which has been blocked by drivers protesting what they call “unfair” competition […]