The sargassum season is about to begin in Quintana Roo, and since March 4th, environmental experts and even NASA have warned authorities that 2026 will be a particularly intense season in terms of the arrival of this macroalgae to the coasts due to the weather conditions that already caused problems in February. Since the beginning […]
LAYDA SANSORES’ GOVERNMENT DOES NOT CLARIFY 141.6 MILLION IN IRREGULARITIES DETECTED BY THE ASF IN THE 2024 PUBLIC ACCOUNT
On February 20, 2026, the Federal Superior Audit Office (ASF) issued Audit Report 545, corresponding to the audit of the 2024 Public Accounts, which detected irregularities in the handling of federal funds by the Government of Campeche totaling 141,661,000 pesos. According to the Individual Audit Report, the findings stem primarily from non-compliance with the General […]
Macuspana-Escárcega: the four-lane highway connecting the Yucatán Peninsula with Nuevo Laredo
A significant advance in the construction of the Macuspana–Escárcega highway, which is expected to be completed in 2029, was revealed by the Secretary of Infrastructure, Communications, and Transportation (SICT), Jesús Antonio Esteva Medina. On March 4, 2026, at a press conference presided over by Claudia Sheinbaum, the state official presented the progress on the road […]
Why are people disappearing in Campeche? Three minors, among four recent cases, trigger an alert
In the last few hours, the Campeche State Attorney General’s Office (FGECAM) issued four official alerts requesting public assistance in the search for three minors and a young adult reported missing in different parts of the state. The cases are as follows: Juan Manuel López Calderón, 14 years old, last seen on February 28 in […]
“In Mérida, you can’t ask for forgiveness before permission,” warns the mayor.
The mayor of Mérida, Cecilia Patrón Laviada, urged citizens and entrepreneurs to prioritize compliance with current regulations before starting any business or undertaking any work in public spaces. The mayor emphasized that respect for municipal regulations is the foundation for ensuring order and harmonious coexistence in the Yucatecan capital. Patrón Laviada noted that measures have […]
Mérida strengthens its international profile with the visit of American businessman Wilberto Pérez on the occasion of the inauguration of the Mit-Jazz Festival
American businessman Wilberto Pérez, cultural promoter and head of the international agency TMF, is visiting Mérida for the inauguration of the Mit Jazz Festival. This institutional visit aims to strengthen cultural and tourism ties between the city and the North American market. This morning, Pérez was received at the City Hall by Mayor Antonio Rodríguez […]
EZLN announces meeting with organizations in San Cristóbal for 2026
The Zapatista Army of National Liberation (EZLN), from the Lacandon Jungle in Chiapas, announces a gathering with various organizations and their members, to be held in the city of San Cristóbal de las Casas. More than a thousand people are expected to participate, offering talks, workshops, poetry readings, art exhibits, and exchanging ideas. The attendance […]
Zavaleta Castle: the building surrounded by myths and legends in San Cristóbal
High atop the San Diego neighborhood in San Cristóbal de Las Casas stands a building that for decades has fueled rumors, ghost stories, and collective curiosity: the so-called Zavaleta Castle, also known as the “Vampire Castle.” Although it is frequently mistakenly placed in Chiapa de Corzo, the property is located within the municipality of San […]
March 8th in Oaxaca 2026: Women will ride to commemorate International Women’s Day
Next Saturday, March 7th, the Eighth Commemorative Horseback Ride will take place, organized by the association Mujeres de a Caballo del Estado de Oaxaca A.C. (or Mujeres Cabalgantes de Ranchos Unidos del Estado de Oaxaca A.C.), as part of the commemorative events for March 8th, International Women’s Day. The ride is expected to gather more […]
Bocana del Río, this is the archaeological zone of Oaxaca near the sea
For lovers of archaeology and the beauty of the sea, there is a site in Oaxaca that combines both elements in a truly captivating setting: Bocana del Río. It is located within the Copalita Eco-Archaeological Park, a protected natural area that is part of Huatulco National Park, formerly known as Ricardo Flores Magón National Park. […]