Two people were hospitalized, homes were flooded, motorists were stranded, and fallen trees, closed roads, and sinkholes were among the damage caused by a storm that struck the city Saturday night and into the early hours of Sunday, primarily affecting the eastern and western parts of the city. Damage was also reported in the neighboring […]
More than 1,400 homes affected by rains in Coahuila
A special program is also being developed to assist those who lost official documents during the floods. The heavy rains that fell in various municipalities of Coahuila in recent days damaged at least 1,400 homes, according to information provided by Gabriel Elizondo Pérez, state coordinator of Mejora Coahuila (Coahuila Improvement Program). The greatest number of […]
Princess Hisako of Japan arrives in Nuevo León
Princess Hisako of Takamado, Honorary Patron of the Japan Football Association, arrived in Nuevo León this Friday for an official visit that underscores the state’s strategic importance in the lead-up to the 2026 FIFA World Cup. During her stay, she was received in the Juárez Room of the Government Palace by Governor Samuel García and […]
Arma Cultura World Cup Celebration with locals and foreigners at the NL Pavilion in the Water Park
Amidst drums, folk dances, and norteño music, the Cultural Forum of the Nuevo León Pavilion at Parque del Agua (Water Park) was filled with a World Cup celebration this Saturday, bringing together families, tourists, and soccer fans in a festive atmosphere promoted by the State Secretariat of Culture. The festivities kicked off with a performance […]
The Risk Atlas for human rights defenders and journalists in Guanajuato raises more questions than answers.
Guanajuato Updates Risk Atlas for Journalists and Human Rights Defenders, but Lack of Transparency Raises Questions The Government of Guanajuato presented an updated version of the Risk Atlas for Journalists and Human Rights Defenders as a tool to identify threats and guide protection measures. However, the public version of the document has generated concerns due […]
The Philippines and Mexico share history and gastronomy in San Miguel de Allende
Here is the English translation with image captions, promotional references, and decorative separators removed, while preserving all information: San Miguel de Allende Celebrates the Shared Heritage of Mexico and the Philippines Through Gastronomy In San Miguel de Allende, a cultural event involving authorities and diplomats celebrated the 128th anniversary of Philippine Independence, promoting the shared […]
From Guanajuato to Querétaro: the Japanese who came for work and are now experiencing the World Cup as Mexicans
The 2026 FIFA World Cup has not only brought together thousands of fans arriving from Japan. It has also highlighted a community that, although it originated more than 11,000 kilometers away, is now part of everyday life in Mexico. Near the stadium where Japan played its 1,000th match in World Cup history, several Japanese supporters […]
Driver’s license in Querétaro with a 50% discount: people who meet these requirements can access the benefit
Obtaining or renewing a driver’s license represents a significant expense for many people, especially when combined with other vehicle-related costs. However, in Querétaro, there is a benefit that allows certain groups, including INAPAM cardholders, to reduce the cost of the procedure by 50%. This 50% discount applies to both the issuance and renewal of licenses, […]
While Lorena Cuéllar denies human trafficking, British journalist exposes the reality of Tlaxcala
The publication of the report “Inside a Mexican town where girls are sold from the moment they are born,” written by British journalist Louise Callaghan for The Sunday Times, has once again brought the issue of human trafficking in Tlaxcala, particularly in the municipality of Tenancingo, to the forefront of public debate. During an interview […]
SEP inaugurates the University of Chairological Sciences: the future of sustainable transportation
With the goal of ensuring a generational shift among professional supporters, the Ministry of Public Education (SEP) announced the creation of the first university specializing in “chairological sciences” and advanced progressive political mobilization. The university will feature parking for 300 buses, a subsidized cafeteria with sandwiches and soft drinks, and a modern Civic Training Center […]