Experience the national holidays in Michoacán, “the soul of Mexico.”

September 15th has arrived, and hundreds of people are preparing to enjoy these holidays, when the Mexican feeling is at its strongest. Michoacán is an ideal choice for this celebration. “The soul of Mexico” offers various options for you to enjoy the culture, the festivities, the nature, the history, and of course, the gastronomy, highlighted […]

How did Mexico eliminate human rabies caused by dogs?

This public health success, culminating in recognition by the World Health Organization (WHO) in 2019, has been based on comprehensive and lasting strategies. However, despite this milestone, the threat of rabies persists, especially in wild animals, requiring constant vigilance and a proactive approach. A decades-long path to elimination. Mexico’s recognition as a country free of […]

How many municipalities in Mexico will not cry out against insecurity?

On Sunday, the Morena governor of Sinaloa, Rubén Rocha Moya, announced that the Grito de Independencia (Cry of Independence) will be limited solely to a civic event, suspending the celebration in the capital, Culiacán. As in Culiacán, where violence has hit hard in the region, in other municipalities across Mexico, state and/or municipal authorities have […]

Tourism boosted in Los Altos de Jalisco with new Tequila Route

To further promote tequila as a symbol of Mexican and Jalisco identity, tequila companies and the Jalisco Tourism Secretariat (Secturjal) presented the new Los Altos Tequila Route. The state’s new tourism product seeks to highlight the cultural, historical, and productive richness of the El Alto region, where some of the most recognized brands of this […]

Full restaurants, artisans without big sales

National holidays represent a golden age for the tourism industry. Hotels and restaurants are packed, with reservations sold out and tables packed. Alejandro Frías, a waiter at a downtown restaurant, sums it up this way: “How many people do they expect to arrive? Triple the normal number.” While on a typical day they serve between […]

Who is the Guanajuato teacher who died in the Iztapalapa explosion?

A Guanajuato teacher lost his life in the Iztapalapa tragedy after a gas tanker truck crashed and exploded last Wednesday. The victim was identified as Eduardo Noé García Morales, a 55-year-old native of San Miguel de Allende. Known to his students simply as “Noé,” he was a beloved teacher at two schools: Adolfo López Mateos […]

Representative Victor Hugo Romo denounces real estate corruption in Miguel Hidalgo and demands investigations.

Local representative Víctor Hugo Romo urged various city authorities to investigate alleged acts of corruption in the Miguel Hidalgo mayor’s office related to the property located at 110 La Fontaine Street, Polanco neighborhood, third section. The legislator requested the intervention of the Mexico City Comptroller General’s Office, the Prosecutor’s Office for the Investigation of Crimes […]

Charros decorate the streets of Pachuca on their day

Amid the sound of drums, Mexican music, and applause, more than 200 charros paraded through the main streets of downtown Pachuca to commemorate their day. The caravan left Hidalgo Stadium at 11:00 a.m., led by the State Police marching band and the “March of Zacatecas” performed by the Hidalgo State Symphonic Band. Four riders, one […]