Pinal de Amoles dawns under ice

The municipality of Pinal de Amoles recorded temperatures below zero on the morning of Sunday, February 1, which was reflected in the ice that covered the vegetation in the area. This was announced on the Facebook page of the city council, which added photographs of the ascent to the Cuatro Palos Viewpoint in the demarcation. In view of the low temperatures, the Municipal Coordination of Civil Protection urged citizens to take precautions, including: Source: […]

Crisis of insecurity, alcohol and drugs in high schools in Mexico City

Outside Mexico City’s high schools, the scene has shifted from being solely a student issue to a major red flag of danger. Many of the capital’s high schools, regardless of their location or whether they are public or private, have become veritable ecosystems of insecurity and the sale of alcohol, tobacco, and illicit substances, operating […]

Profeco suspends AT&T branches in Mexico City due to possible abusive practices

The Federal Consumer Protection Agency (Profeco) reported that it conducted a surveillance and verification operation that resulted in the suspension of three AT&T telecommunications branches in Mexico City, with the aim of curbing potential abusive practices against consumers. According to the agency, the measure was applied to three establishments located in the Cuauhtémoc borough, specifically […]

Puebla is the host city of the Mexico Gastronomic Guide 2026

This past weekend, Puebla hosted a celebration of Mexico’s ancient culinary culture and traditions with the #los250MX event; an annual celebration that recognizes the 250 most prominent chefs in the Mexican culinary scene. This was its twelfth edition. The event began on January 31st and will conclude on February 2nd with master classes and the […]

Boycott Tulum! Police illegal stops and tourist extortions

The statement issued by the Tulum Secretariat of Public Security and Citizen Protection neither clarifies nor denies the situation: it confirms a pattern of illegality where the municipal authority uses purported powers it does not possess to detain, pressure, and extort citizens and tourists. The legal analysis is conclusive: the Tulum City Council has no […]

Former mayor René Lezama and three associates sentenced for 10 million peso fraud in Tehuacán

The Trial Court of Puebla City issued a guilty verdict against four men, including the former mayor of Tehuacán, René Lezama Aradillas, for a multi-million-peso fraud committed nearly eight years ago against local investors through the popular financial institution La Perseverancia del Valle de Tehuacán, S.A. de C.V. The court ruling established the criminal responsibility […]

How to send money to Mexico at a low cost? List of money transfer companies that charge the least, according to Profeco

Sending remittances to Mexico can make a significant difference for receiving families, depending on the money transfer company they choose. That’s why N+ Univision is sharing how to send money to Mexico at a low cost. According to a comparison conducted by the Federal Consumer Protection Agency (Profeco) and presented at the morning press conference […]