Flor ‘N’, the so-called ‘Dog Killer Grandma’ of Coyoacán, was released after a judge granted her a provisional suspension and she agreed to pay restitution for the torture and murder of the dog Moni in 2024. According to reports, the 77-year-old woman accepted her guilt, apologized, and will pay restitution. Now, she will only have […]
More than 130,000 people attend the nighttime Vía RecreActiva in Guadalajara this March
On Saturday night, the mayor of Guadalajara, Verónica Delgadillo, participated in the “Bien de Noche” Festival, which includes the Vía RecreActiva Nocturna (Nighttime Recreational Route), held every first Saturday of the month. This edition of “Bien de Noche” welcomed the arrival of spring. Verónica Delgadillo toured the Vía RecreActiva Nocturna, as well as strolling along […]
Why is the water coming out dirty in the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area? SIAPA reveals the causes
The Intermunicipal System of Drinking Water and Sewerage Services (SIAPA) faces structural flaws detected by external audits that reviewed its financial, administrative, and technical operations. The analyses were conducted by two specialized firms and primarily covered the period up to 2024. The results revealed problems in internal processes, technological systems, and administrative management. Tonantzin Cárdenas, […]
Camelot presents: a unique medieval experience coming to San Miguel de Allende
History, fantasy, and medieval tradition will come alive in San Miguel de Allende on March 14th and 15th, when Residencial Camelot presents a themed event inspired by the era of kingdoms, knights, and legends. For two days, the public can enjoy an immersive experience recreating the atmosphere of a medieval village, with shows, music, food, […]
Sempra Infrastructure drops plans for LNG project in Sinaloa, Mexico
The Governor of Querétaro, Mauricio Kuri González, announced the successful repatriation of 78 Querétaro residents who were in Middle Eastern countries. This achievement was made possible by the ongoing communication the state government maintained with the affected individuals and their families. The coordinated efforts were key to ensuring a safe return to the country, demonstrating […]
Fishermen report good harvest of rock oysters in Mazatlán
The oyster harvesting season has been favorable for artisanal fishermen in Mazatlán, who report good production and product quality. Jorge Ramos Martínez, president of the Cooperative of Divers and Artisanal Fishermen of the Pearl of the Pacific, indicated that they are currently harvesting between 50 and 60 kilos of this mollusk daily per zone. “We’ve […]
“Human chains protect the Church of Carmen in Guadalajara amid protests”
Catholics dressed in white formed a human chain to prevent damage to the Carmen Church in Guadalajara. State security forces formed a second chain to protect the parishioners, some of whom were attacked with water bottles by the protesters. A group of protesters attempted to cross the metal barriers to reach the Guadalajara Cathedral, but […]
A mysterious Mayan cosmogram discovered in Mexico challenges what is known until now.
A team of scientists discovered the largest ceremonial monument in Mesoamerica in the Mexican state of Tabasco: Aguada Fénix, an enormous cosmogram representing the order of the universe according to the Mayan worldview. The monument measures 1.5 kilometers long and almost half a kilometer wide, is between 1 and 1.5 meters high, and dates back […]
A “military coalition”, messages for Venezuela and warnings for Mexico and Cuba: the key takeaways from Trump’s summit
US President Donald Trump hosted a dozen Latin American leaders in Florida on Saturday for his so-called Shield of the Americas Summit. At the meeting, the Republican president proposed a pact to form a “military coalition” against organized crime, sent messages to the Venezuelan government, and issued warnings to two countries with which he frequently […]
For PCT hikers, a new militarized zone on the US-Mexico border challenges a long tradition
The recent creation of a national defense zone along the U.S.-Mexico border could affect a long-standing tradition for hikers on the Pacific Crest Trail, who begin their nearly 300-mile (4,800-kilometer) trek north in San Diego County. Late last year, the Trump administration announced a militarized zone along the border in San Diego and Imperial counties, […]