“The Position is Not Inherited”: The Lesson the Founder of Farmacias Similares Gave His Son

In an exclusive interview with Emprendedor.com, Víctor González Herrera, the current CEO of Farmacias Similares, shared a profound piece of wisdom from his father, Víctor González Torres—the man who built one of Mexico’s most recognizable pharmaceutical chains into a household name. The core message was clear: leadership is not a birthright. For González Herrera, the […]

Massive “Gift” to Developers: Yucatan State Waives Water Connection Fees for Bienestar Housing

The Yucatan state government (Japay) has confirmed a massive incentive package for housing developers participating in the federal “Bienestar” housing program, exempting them from paying water service connection fees. The waiver is set to remain in effect until the end of the current administration on September 30, 2030. The move has drawn criticism as a […]

I Drove to Acapulco in a Kia EV3 and Challenged My Own Prejudices

I have a significant issue with electric vehicles (EVs): since they hit the market, I’ve struggled to believe everything they promise. And even though Kia was determined to prove me wrong, my skepticism didn’t vanish easily. It’s not that I think they are some grand conspiracy by brands or by battery manufacturers, nor am I […]

Pátzcuaro to Showcase 2,000 Artisanal Pieces in 57th “Noche de Muertos” Contest

The Michoacán Handicraft House (Casa de las Artesanías de Michoacán) has confirmed a 1-million-peso incentive pool for the 57th edition of the State Handicraft Contest for “Noche de Muertos” (Night of the Dead). The traditional competition in Pátzcuaro is expected to feature 2,000 pieces crafted by 1,168 regional creators. According to state estimates, the submission […]

Festival Revueltas 2026 to Celebrate Cultural Legacy Across Durango

The Festival Revueltas 2026 will showcase the artistic legacy of the renowned Revueltas family, bringing music, dance, and theater to communities and schools throughout the state of Durango. Organized by the State Government of Durango in collaboration with the Mexican Ministry of Culture—through the Support for Cultural and Artistic Festivals (Profest)—this multidisciplinary event marks over […]

Over 1,000 Job Opportunities Announced in Durango and Gómez Palacio

Governor Esteban Villegas Villarreal has announced the availability of more than 1,000 job opportunities across the state of Durango, highlighting a significant push to bolster local employment. The initiative includes 737 specific vacancies targeted at women, senior citizens, and people with disabilities in the cities of Durango capital and Gómez Palacio. A major component of […]

From Remittances to Productivity: Zacatecas Transforms Migrant Participation into Economic Growth

The government of Zacatecas has successfully solidified the role of its migrant community as an active and permanent stakeholder in the state’s public, economic, and social life. This shift comes five years after the implementation of a transversal and inclusive public policy for migratory governance under the administration of Governor David Monreal Ávila. Iván Reyes […]

Chihuahua’s Average Daily Wage Hits 694 Pesos, Ranking 7th Nationally

CHIHUAHUA, Mexico — The state of Chihuahua concluded September with an average daily wage of 694.3 pesos, a figure that places the state in seventh place nationally. According to data from the Center for Economic and Social Information (CIES), based on statistics from the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS), the state has seen significant growth […]