Ghost caught on camera in Mexico City Metro causing short circuit

The Mexico City Metro has once again ignited social media after a video emerged showing an alleged case of paranormal activity that left commuters shocked. The clip, shared on TikTok and X (formerly Twitter), shows workers from the Collective Transportation System (STC) Metro cleaning what appears to be one of the terminals. Everything seemed normal […]

Puebla celebrates the Day of the Dead with “Catrinerías” at the Exhacienda de Chautla: legends, offerings, and traditional food

The Day of the Dead is approaching, and various celebrations are already being prepared in Puebla to pay tribute to those who have passed away. One of the most anticipated this year is “Catrinerías” at the Exhacienda de Chautla, a festival that combines culture, legends, traditional food, and art in one of Mexico’s most photogenic […]

Three attempts and one promise: the port terminal that Mazatlán has failed to build.

The idea of ​​converting the port of Mazatlán into a departure point for international cruise ships has been floating around for years between plans, official documents, and environmental resolutions. The Mazatlán Comprehensive Port Authority (API), now the National Port System Authority (ASIPONA), has submitted the same project three times, under different names and with different […]

Casa del Marino will celebrate its first anniversary with a masterful lecture on tropical cyclones.

Almost a year after its reopening following rescue and restoration work, the Casa del Marino Museum will commemorate its first year of operation with a highly significant event: the keynote lecture “Formation, Evolution, and Trajectory of Tropical Cyclones in the Northern Pacific Ocean.” The public is invited to attend this important talk this Wednesday, October […]

Durango families demand accelerated investigations into disappearances in southern Sinaloa.

The recent disappearance of Carlos Emilio Galván Valenzuela in Mazatlán has rekindled the mobilization of family members and groups searching for people from Durango, who are demanding that authorities in Sinaloa and Durango expedite the review of pending cases and strengthen search efforts in southern Sinaloa. The Searching for Emilio Collective, which currently serves as […]

Toledo and Guanajuato, two cities separated by an ocean but united by Cervantes

The twinning relationship between Toledo (Spain) and Guanajuato (Mexico) has been strengthened within the framework of the International Cervantino Festival, one of the most prestigious cultural gatherings in Latin America, with the renewal of the sisterhood agreement. During the signing of the agreement, Ana Pérez Álvarez, Councilor for Tourism and Heritage of the Toledo City […]

Querétaro partially reopens 27 roads following Hurricane Priscilla.

Following Hurricane Priscila, 30 incidents were reported on roads in the Sierra Gorda in Querétaro, however, 27 have already been partially reopened, according to Jesús Esteva, Secretary of Infrastructure. During the morning press conference, Esteva reported on the damage to roads caused by landslides. According to the Federal Government report, in Querétaro, four municipalities were […]