US President Donald Trump announced this Friday the death of Héctor Guerrero Flores, alias “Niño Guerrero,” considered the top leader of the Venezuelan criminal organization Tren de Aragua, one of the most widespread transnational criminal structures in Latin America. Through a message published on his social network Truth, Trump assured that the United States Southern […]
Congressional Scandal: Michoacán Lawmakers Celebrate with Narcocorrido Despite Restrictions on Glorifying Drug Trafficking
The Michoacán legislature finds itself at the center of a major controversy after a narcocorrido—a musical genre glorifying drug trafficking—was performed inside the official legislative chamber itself. The incident is particularly serious given that the state has a legal framework strictly prohibiting any artistic expression that glorifies crime or exalts figures linked to criminal organizations. […]
The FGJES rules out information regarding the presence in Sonora of a U.S. citizen who went missing in the United States.
Regarding recent demonstrations held by a group of “searching mothers” in Nogales, the Attorney General’s Office of the State of Sonora (FGJES) reports that there is no evidence, data, or objective information to suggest that U.S. citizen Nancy Guthrie entered, stayed in, or traveled through Sonoran territory. The agency clarifies that it has received no […]
CETEG members stage blockade in Zihuatanejo; accuse Sheinbaum of criminalizing them.
Teachers from the Guerrero State Coordinator of Education Workers (CETEG)—specifically from the Costa Grande region—blocked Morelos Avenue for two hours, halting traffic heading toward the city center. Between 11:00 a.m. and 1:00 p.m., more than 200 educators gathered outside the Bahía de Zihuatanejo Trust (Fibazi) offices before moving to Morelos Avenue, where they intermittently blocked […]
Nuevo León government sparks debate by hiding neighborhoods from tourists using banners and walls.
The banners and wall coverings installed by the Nuevo León government at various locations across the metropolitan area—amidst preparations for the 2026 World Cup—have sparked intense public debate. While some sectors view the measure as an attempt to hide working-class neighborhoods and a form of urban segregation, other residents maintain that the actions help improve […]
Tampico’s most beautiful mansion turns 100, and its story began with a shipwreck… this is the famous Casa del Pastel.
The Casa Fernández marks a century since its construction in 2026 and today shines as the majestic Museo de la Ciudad Tampico (Tampico City Museum), repurposed into a space that articulates past and present. Known as “La Casa del Pastel” (The Cake House) due to the exuberance of its facade, it is a place where […]
Seconds from tragedy: Husky rescued after getting trapped in a crocodile-infested area in Tampico.
Moments of chaos and tension unfolded in Tampico, Tamaulipas, after a Siberian Husky fell into the Laguna del Carpintero—a body of water that is extremely dangerous due to the dozens of crocodiles inhabiting it. Footage shared on social media—which quickly went viral due to the alarming nature of the incident—shows the owner frantically struggling to […]
U.S. places Colima at “terrorism level” in its travel advisory.
With the start of the FIFA World Cup just a day away, the U.S. Department of State—through the U.S. Embassy in Mexico—issued travel alerts for the country to U.S. citizens. It advised them “not to travel to Colima,” a state placed at Alert Level 4 due to “terrorism” and the “wave of violence” it is […]
Asset forfeiture in Mexico strips migrants of property; 3.8 million at risk.
While NASA plans to establish a human presence on the Moon, Feliciana Sánchez, a Mexican migrant who manufactures parts for a supplier of the US space agency, could not be closer to the ground: in Mexico, authorities are attempting to seize the house she built with decades of hard work in this suburb located 63 […]