In presenting the GLOW Festival, a light art event being held for the first time in the state and outside of Europe, Governor Alejandro Armenta emphasized that Puebla was chosen for its architectural features, which UNESCO considers a World Heritage Site. He stated that a significant economic boost and an influx of national and international […]
San Miguel de Allende kicks off Bicentennial celebrations with a parade in honor of Ignacio Allende
The heritage city of San Miguel de Allende experienced a day of solemnity, identity, and historical pride as it commemorated the 257th anniversary of the birth of General Ignacio Allende y Unzaga, a key figure in the independence movement. The civic ceremony was led by Mayor Mauricio Trejo, who, during his address, recognized Ignacio Allende […]
Great news! Sam’s Club surprises San Miguel de Allende with this announcement
Currently, Sam’s Club does not have any branches in San Miguel de Allende; however, purchases can be made through the chain’s app. Recently, the store announced that it now offers delivery service in the city through its app, where orders can be placed and received within 24 hours. “Place your order before 5:00 pm and […]
100 tons of waste removed from wetlands in San Cristóbal
Cleanup and conservation brigades removed 100 tons of inorganic solid waste from the La Kisst and María Eugenia mountain wetlands, two bodies of water considered strategic for the environmental balance of San Cristóbal de Las Casas. The work was carried out by various social organizations and resulted in the collection of mainly single-use plastics (PET), […]
Measles cases are on the rise in Chiapas
Although health authorities in Chiapas do not report an alarming increase or widespread outbreak of measles recently,according to the Daily Measles Outbreak Report issued by the General Directorate of Epidemiology of the Federal Ministry of Health, there is a rapid increase in confirmed cases. According to the report, in December 2025, Chiapas had 235 cases, […]
Three arrested for issuing illegal birth certificates to foreigners in Chiapas
Three former employees of the Chiapas Civil Registry were arrested by state police, accused of illegally issuing birth certificates to foreign nationals in collusion with human trafficking networks, reported the head of the State Attorney General’s Office (FGE), Jorge Luis Llaven Abarca. He explained that “on January 12, a formal complaint was received from the […]
State of siege in Guatemala generates concern in Tapachula, Chiapas
On the border between Mexico and Guatemala, citizens, business owners, and activists acknowledged a climate of unease and concern on Wednesday following the 30-day state of siege declared by the Guatemalan government to combat gangs and the risk of criminals crossing the border. Walter Orozco, a businessman from Tapachula, called on Mexican authorities to reinforce […]
President of the National Anti-Corruption System asks Marina del Pilar to resign from her position
The president of the National Anti-Corruption System (SNA), Vania Pérez Morales, urged Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda this Wednesday to step down as governor of Baja California for reasons of “public integrity,” after the Morena party politician acknowledged that the Attorney General’s Office (FGR) has an open investigation against her ex-husband, Carlos Torres Torres, for […]
War breaks out over tourist transportation in Baja California Sur
A new conflict has erupted in the tourist transportation sector in Baja California Sur, where transportation companies with federal permits and state-licensed taxi drivers are engaged in a dispute that has escalated into legal and political action, particularly at airports and high-traffic tourist areas in the municipality of Los Cabos. The so-called tourist transportation companies—vans […]
Profepa promotes safe whale watching in Baja California Sur
The Federal Attorney General’s Office for Environmental Protection (Profepa) conducted training workshops for tour operators on best practices for whale watching in the municipalities of Los Cabos and Loreto, Baja California Sur. The workshops took place in Loreto Bay National Park and lasted three months. Key topics covered included minimum distances, permitted viewing times, speed […]