To combat the bacteria affecting lemons in Michoacán, the state’s Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (SADER) announced the installation of two laboratories. The head of the agency, Cuauhtémoc Ramírez Romero, stated that this project is part of the Michoacán Plan for Peace and Justice, implemented at the end of last year. In an interview […]
Leo Montañez promotes tradition and culture at the tamale festival in Aguascalientes
Mayor Leo Montañez promotes the rich cultural and culinary heritage of the region through events like the Tamale Festival, where dozens of families enjoyed a wide variety of tamales. The 2026 Tamale Festival took place in the Guadalupe Garden, where sweet and savory tamales, wrapped in corn husks and banana leaves, were offered by 20 […]
Twenty-three dogs rescued from abandonment in Aguascalientes, Mexico
Twenty-three dogs have been rescued from a house in Aguascalientes, Mexico. The Aguascalientes State Environmental Protection Agency (PROESPA) coordinated with Humane Society International/Mexico and Amigos Pro Animal to take in the animals after a report of animal cruelty and neglect. Upon entering the house, the dogs were found living in small spaces without food or […]
Two women shot dead in Colima: they are the aunt and cousin of Mario Delgado, head of the SEP (Ministry of Public Education).
Two women were shot and killed early Saturday morning, January 31, in the city of Colima, Colima. The murders occurred inside a home in the Placetas Estadio neighborhood in the city center. Around 4:30 a.m., armed men entered the residence and repeatedly shot the women. The victims were identified as Sheila María Eugenia Amezcua Delgado, […]
Selling wild and pet animals in Morelos is a crime
The State Government’s Secretariat of Sustainable Development has asked municipalities to adopt a “zero tolerance” policy toward the sale of animals during fairs and carnival celebrations. In an interview, the head of the agency, Alan Dupré Ramírez, reported that next Tuesday they will send a circular to the municipalities instructing them to issue fines to […]
When does the Tepoztlán carnival begin?
The Tepoztlán Carnival, one of the most emblematic celebrations in the state of Morelos, is preparing for another edition, promising to fill the streets of this magical town with music, dance, and joy, as it does every February or March, depending on the Catholic calendar. Year after year, the festival attracts hundreds of local, national, […]
Trump’s offensive against Cuba and its implications for Mexico
Donald Trump’s new offensive against Cuba introduces an additional variable into the already complex equation of Mexican foreign policy. The threat of imposing trade sanctions on countries that supply oil to the island is not merely an ideological gesture: it is a carefully designed instrument of pressure to act indirectly, shifting the cost of the […]
They’re not prizes, they’re lives: Morelos curbs the use of animals in carnivals and fairs
The Secretary of Sustainable Development, Alan Dupré Ramírez, announced that they have already called upon municipal governments to refrain from issuing permits for stalls that offer animals as prizes or use them as entertainment during their patron saint festivals and carnivals. With the start of carnival season in Morelos, hundreds of vendors set up their […]
With its prohibition in Mexico, the cartels are consolidating their hold on the lucrative vaping business.
Members of a cartel kidnapped two employees of a vape shop in northern Mexico for several hours, blindfolded and tied them up, and demanded to speak with the owners. They wanted to tell them they were taking over the business. They would only be allowed to sell online, and even then, only outside of that […]
Nazis in Mexico: Archives document the return of soldiers who fought for Hitler
“Miraculous things happen here. I’m thrilled about the pact with Russia. Now there’s nothing to worry about. The Führer is leading us to the best.” The phrase was written by a young Mexican man of German descent who joined Adolf Hitler’s army. The letter never reached its destination in Chiapas. Like him, other Mexicans enlisted […]