On August 15, six people were arrested in Texas for wire fraud while applying for loans during the COVID-19 pandemic. Among those arrested is Bernardo Gómez Guajardo, a council member for the National Action Party (PAN) in Río Bravo, Tamaulipas. In a statement, the United States Attorney for the Southern District of Texas, Nicholas J. […]
This Saturday’s bullfight in Aguascalientes has been suspended due to bad weather.
The bad weather prevailing in Aguascalientes since early this morning has forced the company to postpone the bullfighting events scheduled for this afternoon. Matador Fabián Barba, operational manager of the Aguascalientes bullrings, will make the official announcement in a few minutes, along with the new dates for the second edition of the San Marcos bull […]
Designation of origin for the bolillo from Aguascalientes?
The State Government’s Secretariat of Economic Development, Science, and Technology (SEDECYT) and the Industrial Bakers Group (GIPAN) report that they are seeking protection for the Aguascalientes bolillo as a geographical indication, an intellectual property right based on specific characteristics linked to its production area. César Arturo Salado Gómez, president of GIPAN, indicated that it is […]
Hidalgo Attorney General must clarify July violence figures: SSPH
Salvador Cruz Neri, head of Public Security for the state of Hidalgo, stated that Attorney General Francisco Fernández Hasbun should clarify the figures indicating July was the most violent month in ten years in the state, with 44 intentional homicides. “It’s a matter for the Attorney General’s Office; he’s the one who uploads the homicide […]
Tlaxcala certifies 21 traditional cooks to strengthen the knowledge and techniques of local gastronomy.
On August 15, 21 traditional cooks from Tlaxcala were certified by the state’s Metropolitan University after taking a training course aimed at strengthening their knowledge and techniques of local cuisine, as well as advancing the certification process for this important work. Chef Sheila Moreno Hernández, coordinator of Cocinas de México, and Chef Abel Hernández López, […]
Cacaxtla celebrates half a century since its discovery
In 2025, the Cacaxtla site will celebrate half a century since its discovery in the community of San Miguel del Milagro, municipality of Nativitas, and remains one of the most important archaeological discoveries in our state. To commemorate this important historical event, archaeologist Rosalba Delgadillo Torres—one of the specialists who participated in the excavations in […]
Nice taco shops in Mexico City that you have to experience for yourself before judging
When it comes to eating tacos in Mexico City, everyone has their favorite spot. Whether it’s the corner stand, the local one, or the one in a popular neighborhood. The truth is that tastes vary, and for some time now, the “nice” taquerias in Mexico City have been killing it. Not only because they’re located […]
Cat Fest in Mexico City: Cat adoptions, a bazaar, and live music!
An event for Karens and Karencios! Head to Jardín Balbuena and enjoy this cat festival. Looking for a cat to keep you company in your daily life? Or just want to buy your feline a new outfit? Well, you’re in luck. On August 23rd, the Cat Fest CDMX will take place inside the Plaza Cultural […]
Mega-seizure in Sonora: More than 1,000 packages of cocaine seized
Mexico’s Secretary of Security and Citizen Protection, Omar Garcia Harfuch, posted on social media that a massive seizure was made during surveillance at a highway checkpoint in Sonora. Apparently, members of the National Guard, the Army, and the Criminal Investigation Agency asked a truck driver to allow them to inspect his vehicle because it looked […]
Citizens demonstrate in Puerto Peñasco against the National Guard
Puerto Peñasco witnessed one of the largest demonstrations in recent months this Tuesday. Starting at 9:00 a.m., a contingent of more than 300 people gathered at City Hall to protest alleged abuses committed by members of the National Guard in the city. The mobilization began on the esplanade of City Hall, where attendees carried banners […]