¡Prohibit the sale and use of vapes in Cancun and Mexico; federals intensify withdrawal of harmful devices!

The marketing and use of vaping came formally under the scope and direct action of the federal authorities in Cancun, as part of the national strategy to curb the distribution of these electronic devices designed as cigarette simulators, whose manufacture, mainly of Asian origin has invaded markets to globally despite the health risks they pose. […]

Salma Hayek Filming New Project in Tulum

Cameras captured Mexican actress Salma Hayek visiting some cenotes in Tulum, Quintana Roo, such as Casa Tortuga, as well as other nearby locations, accompanied by a discreet security operation. According to some local sources, Hayek’s visit is probably due to the filming of a new film project in which he participates and which will be set in the paradisiacal landscapes of […]

Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo, to create a Convention and Congress Bureau

With the aim of capitalizing on the growing international interest and diversifying its tourist offer, the municipal government of Playa del Carmen announced to El Economista the creation of a new Convention and Congress Bureau (OCC). With the aim of capitalizing on the growing international interest and diversifying its tourism offer, the municipal government of […]

Puebla launches historic restoration of the Atoyac River

The rescue of the Atoyac River is advancing in a historic way in the state of Puebla, with the sanitation of 30 kilometers of the 109 kilometers that make up this tributary, thanks to the coordinated work between the federal, state, and municipal governments, as part of the National Water Plan promoted by the President […]

Over 10,400 Veracruz Residents Deported from the U.S. in 2025

Compared to 2024, deportations of Veracruzans had a decrease, according to the Directorate of Migration of the Segob of Veracruz. XALAPA, VER.- In 2025, the U.S. government deported 10,471 Veracruzans who resided or worked in the United States, according to data from the Migration Directorate of the Ministry of Government. The figure contrasts with the statistics of 2024, when 14,642 Veracruzans living in the United States were […]

Ajijic: Jalisco’s Magic Town Becoming the “Toronto of the South”

Each year, thousands of Canadians swap maple for tequila and choose Ribera de Chapala as their new home, drawn to Mexico’s largest lake, its temperate climate, and a cross-border community life. According to municipal authorities, between 30 and 40% of the foreign population living in Chapala is Canadian, while the remaining majority is from the […]

Jalisco announces a 500 million pesos plan to reactivate the municipality of Tequila

The state government announced support to reactivate the economy, strengthen security, and promote social development in the municipality. Guadalajara, Jal. To attract investments and promote the recovery of sectors such as commerce and tourism in the municipality of Tequila, the government of Jalisco announced state projects for 500 million pesos. “We are going to provide security, […]

Huatulco, Oaxaca beaches, are under examination to pass the Blue Flag program

Huatulco seeks the blue flag: beaches under inspection for cleanliness and safety The beaches of the Bays of Huatulco are under review to aspire to the Blue Flag, the international distinction that rewards clean, safe beaches with good environmental practices. According to reports from El Imparcial de Oaxaca, local authorities and tourism service providers reinforced […]

THIRD EXPROPRIATION OF THE CHUNYAXCHÉ EJIDO FOR THE MAYAN TRAIN; THE FEDERAL GOVERNMENT PUBLISHES NEW DECREE

Felipe Carrillo Puerto, Quintana Roo. The Mexican government published a decree in the Official Gazette of the Federation (DOF) expropriating 20.0588 hectares of the Chunyaxché and Annexes ejido for the construction of the Maya Freight Train, a project undertaken by Tren Maya, S.A. de C.V.The official text states that the railway company must prove it […]