In January 1916, Yucatán hosted the country’s First Feminist Congress, considered one of the first in Latin America. More than 600 women debated education, legal equality, and civil rights, decades before the constitutional recognition of women’s suffrage in Mexico in 1953. Among its main proponents were Elvia Carrillo Puerto and Rita Cetina Gutiérrez. This event […]
“Maduro Law” is an anti-democratic farce: PRI
The president of the PRI’s State Steering Committee (CDE) in Yucatán, Representative Gaspar Quintal Parra, stated that the proposed Electoral Reform promoted by the Federal Government, dubbed the “Maduro Law,” is a direct attack on the freedoms of Mexicans. Quintal Parra asserted that the ruling party now seeks to concentrate control of the three branches […]
Diplomats from Japan, Germany, and the U.S. visit the SSPC in San Luis Potosí
Diplomatic representatives from Japan, Germany, and the United States visited the Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection (SSPC) of San Luis Potosí, where they learned about the security strategy implemented in the state. According to the agency, in recent weeks the head of the agency held meetings with the U.S. Consul in Monterrey, Melissa A. […]
San Luis Potosí, part of Sheinbaum’s Highway Infrastructure Program
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo stated that the Highway Infrastructure Program is ambitious and historic, as it includes a public and mixed investment of 397.046 billion pesos (MXN) for the improvement of nearly 5,000 kilometers (km) of highways and roads, as well as 29 km across 21 bridges. This will create jobs, reduce travel times, […]
Potosí Business Center, a world-class venue
Following Governor Ricardo Gallardo Cardona’s economic development strategy for 2026, the Potosí Business Center has established itself as a world-class venue, hosting more than 20 events so far this year. This space is part of the transformation taking place in San Luis Potosí, offering modern and functional infrastructure for business, social, academic, sporting, commercial, and […]
The Lord of the Conquest brings together faith and tradition in San Miguel de Allende
Every first weekend of March, the festival in honor of the Lord of the Conquest, a religious image housed in the Parish of Saint Michael the Archangel, takes place in San Miguel de Allende. The celebration draws local dance groups and visitors from various states across the country, as well as faithful who come to […]
Costco has set a date for its new location with a gas station in Querétaro
Costco is adding a new chapter in Mexico. The company will begin construction in March on its new store in the municipality of Corregidora, Querétaro, and plans to open its doors in November 2026. According to reports, the construction will last approximately nine months and is part of the brand’s growth plan for this year, […]
Former PAN official in Querétaro included on list of narco-politicians
Alejandra Pulido Briseño, a former PAN (National Action Party) official in the municipality of Querétaro, was included on the list of narco-politicians after her alleged involvement in a transnational mercury trafficking network controlled by the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) was revealed. According to the Narcopoliticians website, the investigation presented by the Environmental Investigation Agency […]
CJNG and mercury: the illegal mining network that is poisoning the Amazon from Querétaro
Far removed from methamphetamine labs and fentanyl trafficking routes, the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) has consolidated another criminal network with a significant environmental impact: mercury trafficking. From mines in Querétaro to illegal camps in the Amazon, the metal travels thousands of kilometers to fuel clandestine gold mining, leaving a trail of pollution that is […]
Chiapas, Guerrero, and Oaxaca are the states with the most deficient housing.
The report measures, using data from the homes themselves and their inhabitants, the degree to which the State fulfills its obligations regarding social rights. In the south of the country, housing is the most visible shortcoming. The National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) evaluates the materials used to construct the house and whether its […]