Trump’s “War” Against Drug Cartels Continues Along the U.S.-Mexico Border The “war” declared by President Donald Trump against drug cartels continues along the U.S.-Mexico border, with an operation that had cost $525 million by early May, according to the Pentagon. A report published by The New York Times states that for more than a year, […]
Belize and Quintana Roo strengthen economic alliance and analyze integration with the Maya Train
The governments of Belize, Mexico, and Quintana Roo made progress in consolidating a joint strategy to strengthen economic cooperation and promote new investments in the region during a high-level meeting held at the border crossing of Santa Elena, Belize. The meeting, officially announced from Belmopan, brought together representatives from the Government of Belize, the Federal […]
Nayarit presents a new airport era with the transformation of the Tepic International Airport
Nayarit Unveils Progress on the New Tepic–Riviera Nayarit International Airport Terminal With the firm objective of strengthening air connectivity and positioning Nayarit as a national leader in tourism and investment, the official presentation of the progress on the new Tepic–Riviera Nayarit International Airport (TPQ) terminal was held on June 23. The project is considered one […]
The Tourist Police of Ciudad Madero sets the course for municipalities to recover their own police force
The creation of this force could become a model for other municipalities in Tamaulipas. This was the opinion of Marco Gallegos Galván, president of the Public Security, Prevention, and Social Reintegration Commission of the State Congress, who asserted that municipalities have full legal and constitutional authority to create and strengthen their own police forces. The […]
High expectations in the Quintana Roo tourism sector for the reactivation of flights from Brazil
The resumption of flights between Brazil and Cancun is a fundamental step towards diversifying tourism, a benefit already being felt in the destination, highlighted Marcos Gutiérrez Martínez, president of Empresarios por Quintana Roo (Businessmen for Quintana Roo). Since June 20th, this direct flight between Cancun and Brasilia has resumed, with three weekly frequencies and year-round […]
End of chaos in Puebla: transporters lift blockades after agreement with federal government
Traffic in the Puebla metropolitan area began to normalize after the removal of various roadblocks and closures by truckers affiliated with AMOTAC, which for several hours had affected access to Atlixco, Huejotzingo, and the Mexico-Puebla highway. The vehicles withdrew after the protesters themselves confirmed the existence of a signed agreement with the federal government, which […]
Tamaulipas is impacted by the withdrawal of visas for truck drivers; English courses are proposed for drivers.
In the last year, the United States has revoked more than 20,000 visas from Mexican truck drivers for not speaking English, a severe blow to families, businesses, and the economy of Mexico and Tamaulipas, stated Gerardo Peña Flores, a PAN (National Action Party) congressman and president of the Governance Committee of the Tamaulipas Congress. He […]
Coffee growers in Chiapas with closer support
A woman coffee farmer from Montecristo de Guerrero climbs into the coffee trees before dawn, picking ripe red cherries through the Sierra’s morning mist before carrying a heavy sack down to the community courtyard. She has spent years doing the same work: hand-harvesting, using a borrowed pulping machine, and selling her coffee to the first […]
Truck drivers block highways in Puebla and Chiapas
Despite Agreement With Federal Authorities, AMOTAC Transporters Continue Blocking Roads in Puebla and Chiapas Although Mexico’s Ministry of the Interior (Segob) and the Ministry of Citizen Security reached an agreement with transporters from the Mexican Alliance of Transport Organizations (AMOTAC), some members of the organization have continued blocking highways in Puebla and Chiapas. In Puebla, […]
58 municipalities in Chiapas are at risk due to the rainy season
Authorities Identify 90 Critical Waterway Risk Points as Chiapas Activates Interagency Command Center for the 2026 Rainy Season Authorities have identified 90 critical points in rivers and waterways as they activated the Interagency Command Center in response to the imminent impact of the rainy season and a period of contrasting weather conditions across the state. […]