Mexico is among the countries with the highest rates of food waste, according to data from the World Bank and estimates from the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). In Mexico, a significant portion of basic food products goes unconsumed, generating economic and environmental impacts. According to the World Bank’s 2013 report, […]
Mexico strengthens strategy for jaguar protection
The Mexican government is currently promoting the strengthening of jaguar protection through a series of strategies focused on improving the management and care of this emblematic species. A statement from the Ministry of the Environment mentions actions such as the conservation of ecosystems in the regions where the jaguar lives, the application of scientific research […]
Measles outbreak in Mexico: What can be done to protect children from the disease?
This used to be a common childhood illness, and while most children recovered without problems, many others did not. A new measles outbreak has been reported in Mexico. Health Ministry (SSA) authorities reported that the first confirmed case of the disease was reported during the fifth epidemiological week (EW) of 2025. As of February 5, […]
Ammunition made for the United States Army ended up in armed attacks in Coahuila
A report by The New York Times, produced in collaboration with the International Consortium of Investigative Journalists (ICIJ), exposes how high-powered ammunition manufactured at a U.S. Army-owned plant has systematically ended up in the hands of Mexican cartels, allowing them to outgun police and, in some cases, even military forces. The investigation begins with the […]
Outrage in Baja California Sur over theft and killing of donkeys at sanctuary
The Baja Brewing Company and Rancho Carisuva Donkey Foundation reported that their donkeys were stolen and killed in Baja California Sur. The founders of the donkey sanctuary explained that the donkeys were stolen from their grazing area, with only two surviving out of the original 17. The founders of the Donkey Foundation, which works alongside […]
A clandestine grave has been located in La Paz, Baja California Sur.
Groups of relatives of missing persons reported the discovery of skeletal remains of two people in the municipality of La Paz. The discovery was made during citizen search efforts; local authorities are already working on the collection of the remains to begin forensic identification protocols. The Searches for La Paz Collective announced that the search […]
Cleaning and waste collection in Cabo San Lucas; authorities coordinate actions
To strengthen public services in the Cabo San Lucas delegation, a working meeting was held with department heads to follow up on operational agendas related to cleaning and garbage collection. The meeting reviewed strategies related to solid waste collection, cleaning campaigns, and the removal of potential mosquito breeding grounds (known as “bulkheads”) being carried out […]
They approved the creation of a new Law on the Disappearance of Persons in Baja California Sur
The Legislative Branch approved the creation of the Law on Enforced Disappearance of Persons and Disappearance Committed by Individuals in Baja California Sur this Thursday, February 5th. The law seeks to strengthen prevention, immediate search, investigation, and comprehensive support for victims and their families. The new law aims to protect the human rights of the […]
Freight costs for construction materials will increase in the High Mountains
Due to increased input costs such as diesel, driver wages, and spare parts, the cost of transporting construction materials like gravel, sand, and hydraulic asphalt, among others, will rise during 2026; however, an updated price list is not yet available. In an interview with El Sol de Orizaba, Miguel Cocotle Juárez, vice president of the […]
Strike at Monte de Piedad Orizaba: What happens to your belongings after 128 days of protests?
Customers are being forced to pay renewal fees without being able to retrieve their items and report that other pawn shops are taking advantage of the crisis while the labor dispute remains unresolved. Although the pawned items remain safely stored within the facilities, there are no payment due dates. However, customers are being forced to […]