The Government of the State of Yucatán reported that the modernization of the lower roads of the City Center vehicular overpass registers a sustained progress and is already in its final stage, consolidating itself as one of the most relevant road infrastructure works for urban mobility in Mérida. The project formally began with the flag-waving led by Governor Joaquín Díaz Mena in August and […]
National Tamale and Cocoa Fair: date, time, venue, and activities
On the eve and on the feast of Candelaria, this Sunday, February 1, and Monday, February 2, the ninth National Tamale and Cocoa Fair will be held at the Plaza Fiesta shopping center. More than 10 types of tamales will be offered, including Metepec style, Tabasco, Veracruz, Oaxaca, Chiapas, Yucatecan, as well as some sweets and an author’s creation. […]
The Tlaxcala Carnival 2026 will feature 200 dance troupes and 5 stages
It is an event where entire families participate and which has been passed down from generation to generation. The Tlaxcala Carnival is one of the state’s most important traditions, bringing together thousands of visitors to experience its music, vibrant colors, and folklore. The Ministry of Public Education and the Ministry of Culture officially presented the […]
Asian smuggling and online sales wipe out 100,000 textile jobs in Puebla-Tlaxcala
The influx of smuggled Asian goods and the rapid growth of clothing consumption through digital platforms have led to the loss of approximately 100,000 jobs in the Puebla-Tlaxcala textile industry over the past four years, according to the Puebla and Tlaxcala Textile Industry Chamber (CITEX). In an interview, Gustavo Lezama González, president of the organization, […]
Puebla opens the door to migrant investment in local industries
The government of the state of Puebla has affirmed that it offers favorable conditions for receiving Puebla migrants interested in investing their capital in local productive projects. The strategy aims to boost economic development, generate community wealth, and directly benefit families in various regions of the state. Governor Alejandro Armenta made a direct appeal to […]
Does your home need a water tank or solar water heater? This is how the “City of Your Life” program is supporting families in Aguascalientes.
Mayor Leo Montañez, through the comprehensive subsidy program “The City of Your Life” in conjunction with the Mariana Trinitaria Congregation, delivered water tanks, cisterns, and solar water heaters to support families in Aguascalientes with better-equipped homes. The mayor reported that the beneficiaries come from housing developments, neighborhoods, and communities such as: Villas de Nuestra Señora […]
Titan Desert and new air connectivity boost tourism in Durango
Durango continues to gain tourism visibility and connectivity. Governor Esteban Villegas Villarreal announced that Volaris will launch a new flight to southern Mexico, a result of negotiations conducted at the International Tourism Fair (FITUR). The governor emphasized that Durango’s presence at FITUR helped position the state internationally and open new opportunities for the tourism sector. […]
Super Bowl 2026: Where to watch the NFL final in Mexico City
Less than 10 days until Super Bowl LX! This year, the championship will be contested between the Seattle Seahawks and the New England Patriots. The game will take place at Levi’s Stadium in Santa Clara, California. If you still don’t know where to go to enjoy the best atmosphere and, of course, great food to […]
Which days in February will parking meters be free in Mexico City?
Parking meters in Mexico City are part of a system that controls on-street parking, operating by charging a fee authorized by the Ministry of Mobility (Semovi). However, the ecoParq system doesn’t operate every day of the year; there are exceptions that drivers should be aware of if they want to use it for free this […]
A route through Tlatelolco, the ancestral and revolutionary memory in the center of Mexico City
History, with a capital H, will surely captivate any unsuspecting visitor who ventures to the Plaza de las Tres Culturas in Tlatelolco, right in the heart of Mexico City. This very spot once housed one of the largest and most organized commercial centers of the indigenous world. Today, reconstructing its vibrant atmosphere requires a leap […]