Puebla Authorities Search for the Alleged “Atlixcáyotl Highway Shooter” After Multiple Vehicle Attacks Two months after several incidents were first documented, the Puebla State Attorney General’s Office launched investigations to locate the alleged “Atlixcáyotl Highway Shooter,” who is believed to be responsible for firing at vehicles traveling along this roadway. The investigation follows reports from […]
The Secret Wine Cellar of Secrets Huatulco: the Mexican wine festival facing the Pacific
With the sea as its backdrop, the La Cava Secreta Wine Festival at Secrets Huatulco Resort & Spa immersed attendees in the world of Mexican wine, exploring the challenges, myths, and passion behind the country’s wine industry. The event paired exceptional wines with Oaxacan gastronomy, showcasing the dedication behind every bottle and dish. A Gathering […]
Every day, two senior citizens fall victim to cybercrimes in Puebla.
Cybercrimes Against Older Adults Increase in Puebla During the First Five Months of 2026 During the first five months of 2026, 238 older adults were victims of cybercrimes in the state of Puebla, representing a 10.2 percent increase compared to the same period of the previous year, when 216 cases were recorded. According to data […]
“Garyvisión” Opticians operates on Campeche City Hall property without legal registration
The administration of Biby Rabelo de la Torre handed over a property owned by the Campeche City Council to a company to establish a private business. Although this decision requires approval from the City Council, there is no record of any authorization on the Mayor’s Office platform; this could constitute not only an act of […]
The extortion by the CNTE surpassed, in amount obtained, that of the Jalisco and Sinaloa unions.
Eight hundred million pesos. That’s the not insignificant sum the CNTE obtained after several weeks of pressuring the Federal Government and millions of citizens through blockades, tollbooth takeovers, airport occupations, fuel theft and distribution, as well as attacks against citizens and journalists. The CNTE could very well be, and perhaps should be, considered a cartel. […]
The AIFA flight to Manzanillo will strengthen tourism activity
Starting July 2nd, the flight connecting Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA) with Manzanillo will begin, and the Colima State Hotel Association is joining efforts to consolidate Viva Aerobus’ new air route. The president of the Association, Arturo Sánchez Gordillo, said that this flight promises to boost the arrival of tourists and business travelers to Manzanillo. […]
Cancun traffic police delve deep: extortion of truck drivers inside warehouses
Corruption knows no bounds, respecting neither time nor place. Municipal traffic officers are no longer content with patrolling the streets: now they venture deep into the warehouses located in the back of Santa Fe to extort illegal fees from truck drivers. Even if the workers are sleeping inside their vehicles, they are forcibly awakened to […]
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Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum offered the support of the Mexican Foreign Ministry to businesspeople interested in investing in Cuba, following the approval of a package of 176 economic reforms with which the regime seeks to expand opportunities for foreign investment and the private sector. Sheinbaum stated that any eventual Mexican participation would depend on private […]
Yucatán has lost almost 60 percent of its Mayan speakers
Yucatán represents one of the most significant cases of language shift in Mexico. Although it still has around 800,000 Maya speakers, it has a loss rate of nearly 60 percent, meaning that six out of every ten children of Maya-speaking mothers no longer learn the language as their mother tongue, revealed Violeta Vázquez-Rojas Maldonado, Undersecretary […]
A new migrant caravan leaves Chiapas heading towards Mexico City and Monterrey
For the third time this year, a group of Central Americans and Cubans is organizing a migrant caravan from the southern border to cross the country by bus and reach central or northern Mexico. The caravan departed this Saturday from Bicentennial Park in Tapachula, Chiapas, and consists of approximately 200 people, primarily from Honduras, Guatemala, […]