For those in our country who have accompanied the Indigenous movement since the 1970s, the concept of autonomy, in its contemporary sense, is absent from the academic sphere dedicated to ethnic issues and from the discussions within Indigenous organizations. One of the main analytical expressions of Mexican critical anthropology from the early 1980s is the […]
Truckers announce road blockades and closures in Tabasco for November 10th
The Mexican Alliance of Transportation Organizations (AMOTAC) warned that it will hold demonstrations and road blockades in Tabasco and other southern and southeastern states on November 10 if federal and state authorities do not address their demands regarding alleged abuses by the State Highway Police and illegal toll collections in municipalities. At a press conference […]
BYD wants to take control of the plant that Nissan will close in Aguascalientes
Nissan hasn’t even finished turning off the lights at its COMPAS plant in Aguascalientes, and there’s already a line of people waiting to get in. At least nine automotive companies have submitted proposals to acquire the facilities, which will gradually close in May 2026. Among them, the one that has garnered the most attention is […]
Car scammer arrested in Juriquilla
The Querétaro Prosecutor’s Office obtained a formal indictment against a man for his alleged involvement in a specific type of fraud, stemming from the fraudulent sale of vehicles at a shopping center in Juriquilla, in the municipality of Querétaro. According to the investigation, the accused advertised vehicles for sale on social media, arranging to meet […]
From AIFA to Tulum: this is how the three airports inaugurated in the AMLO era are progressing
The airport projects of the self-proclaimed Fourth Transformation, which have struggled to get off the ground, face perhaps their worst turbulence this fall of 2025. The Donald Trump administration dealt a severe blow this week to the Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA), which was just beginning to meet its passenger targets, by canceling its 13 […]
Cozumel is preparing to receive more than 20 cruise ships this week
Cozumel Island, one of the country’s most popular tourist destinations and a leader in the cruise industry, is preparing to receive more than 20 cruise ships during the week of October 27 to November 2. This massive influx of luxury vessels could generate significant economic benefits for local businesses, effectively ending the off-season. The number […]
The Festival of Lights begins in Campeche
The Campeche City Hall kicked off the 2025 Festival of Lights with the lighting ceremony and the Pibipollo Bazaar, a series of commemorative events through which the municipal government—headed by Biby Rabelo—adds tourism products, fosters and promotes local traditions, boosts the economy, and creates spaces for families to gather. The municipal government is responding to […]
Belgian family missing in Campeche located
The anguish over the disappearance of a Belgian family in Campeche has ended. The Campeche State Attorney General’s Office (FGECAM) reported that Natacha Gielis and her teenage children, Wendy Sarah Dullaerts and Lucas Cedric Dullaerts, were found safe and sound. “The last time anyone heard from them was on October 22, when they left their […]
Alfonso Durazo promotes the region’s first tourism cluster
In Sonora, a tourism cluster is being promoted to boost the economy and promote tourism in the Hermosillo region; this cluster will promote sustainable development and national and international investment. Source: milenio
Vietnamese man who disappeared in Nuevo León has been found alive in Tamaulipas
Tran Van Do, 40, was reportedly attempting to cross the border into the United States and had therefore traveled to that state. The Vietnamese man, who had been reported missing in Nuevo León, has been found alive, but in the neighboring state of Tamaulipas. He was allegedly trying to reach the border to cross into […]