Cell phone registration in Mexico: Will it really help curb organized crime?

In an interview with Pamela Cerdeira on MVS Noticias, Ernesto Piedras, CEO of The Competitive Intelligence Unit, discussed the start of mandatory registration of mobile phone lines with official user identification in Mexico. Starting this month, Mexico is launching a new attempt to regulate mobile phone use under the government’s argument of combating extortion. However, […]

Green Angels provide assistance to 2,486 tourists in Tamaulipas

During the winter holiday season, the Green Angels Corporation provided free assistance to 2,486 tourists on Tamaulipas highways, offering mechanical support, tourist information, and emergency assistance. Benjamín Hernández Rodríguez, Secretary of Tourism for Tamaulipas, highlighted that thanks to their presence, thousands of travelers enjoyed safe journeys throughout the state. During the holiday period from December […]

The state of Chihuahua produces 85% of the country’s apples

The Federal Government announced that the Ministry of Economy has initiated an antidumping investigation into U.S. apple imports, at the request of the Regional Agricultural Union of Fruit Growers of the State of Chihuahua (Unifrut). Data from both Unifrut and the Agri-Food and Fisheries Information Service (SIAP) of the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development […]

150 surveillance cameras announced for Zihuatanejo by 2026

For 2026, the municipal government plans to install 150 new video surveillance cameras, adding to the existing ones throughout the city. This strategy has already led to the recovery of stolen vehicles in various parts of the municipality. Mayor Liz Tapia Castro reported that during 2025, 44 monitoring points were replaced with new equipment, and […]

How much oil has Mexico sent to Cuba?

Since October 16, Meganoticias has questioned Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum about Mexico’s fuel shipments to Cuba. The mayor confirmed the shipments, without specifying amounts, but stated that they are covered by contracts. “It’s a fuel purchase, just like other countries do. There’s currently a surplus of diesel, and it’s being exported. First and foremost, humanitarian aid, […]

What to do in Tlaxcala in 2026: 12 unmissable plans near Mexico City

The 2026 tour of Tlaxcala begins in Val’Quirico, the Italian-style village in Tlaxcala that has become a tourist hotspot with its gastronomy, live shows, and picture-perfect spots. Adding to this plan is the traditional Tlaxcala Carnival, recognized as an intangible cultural heritage of the state, where music, costumes, and joy fill the streets, offering activities […]