Authorities have initiated a series of actions to eradicate political gender-based violence. These are the most recent, and they have generated controversy due to the sanctions imposed, ranging from public apologies for several days on social media, listing those sanctioned in the registry of perpetrators, and issuing fines: Tania Contreras López, current president-elect of the […]
Mexico on fire
With the revelations emerging in the case of Hernán Bermúdez (Commander H), a loyal squire of Adán Augusto López, former governor of Tabasco, former head of the Ministry of the Interior (Segob), former presidential candidate for Morena (National Action Party), and now the newly appointed coordinator of the ruling party’s parliamentary group in the Senate, […]
How “huachicol” became a crime comparable to drug trafficking in Mexico (and why it’s central to Trump and Sheinbaum)
Huachicol, in its various forms, is an illegal industry deeply rooted in Mexico. Fuel theft is the origin of the phenomenon, but over time other crimes have been added, such as smuggling, corruption, and money laundering. Huachicol, like oil, has many derivatives. And now it’s on the lips of many Mexicans for several reasons: the […]
Mexico and the U.S. join forces to reduce wastewater flow between Tijuana and San Diego.
The governments of Mexico and the United States reached an agreement on Thursday aimed at finding a permanent solution to a crisis in which Mexican wastewater has flowed for decades into the Tijuana River and across the US border, emptying into the Pacific Ocean near San Diego. U.S. Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) Administrator Lee Zeldin […]
US Work Visas: Requirements and Fees for Applying from Mexico in 2025
The United States government grants H-2 visas to workers with or without experience to work temporarily in the country. These visas include the H-2A visa for agricultural workers and the H-2B visa for non-agricultural work. These are the requirements to obtain a work visa in the United States. Those interested in obtaining work visas in […]
Tren Maya neighborhood evacuated in Tulum; protesters block traffic to Felipe Carrillo Puerto.
Various parts of Quintana Roo are experiencing roadblocks following a series of eviction operations carried out by state authorities. In Tulum, residents of the Tren Maya neighborhood are blocking federal highway 307 Tulum-Felipe Carrillo Puerto. The demonstration began after an early morning operation carried out by the State Attorney General’s Office, in which dozens of […]
Tulum: Wastewater contamination in cenotes revealed
A confidential scientific investigation by a leading oceanographic institute reveals the contamination of Tulum’s cenotes with wastewater from the area’s luxury hotels and real estate developments. The report, obtained by La Verdad Noticias, is dated within the last three months and details the results of sampling in the most popular and hydrologically connected cenotes in […]
Migrants will seek alternatives to avoid paying the remittance tax and reduce persecution.
The budget initiative that President Donald Trump calls “The Big and Beautiful Act,” criticized for its impact on the U.S. public deficit and the immense spending dedicated to immigration issues, will have significant economic consequences for migrants and, consequently, for the countries they come from, particularly Mexico, according to estimates contained in various studies. For […]
Violence and threats: this is how the Michoacan Family extorts in 60% of the State of Mexico
Operation Liberation, deployed since the beginning of this week by authorities in the State of Mexico, is due to the presence and expansion of the Familia Michoacana (Family Michoacana), a criminal organization that has consolidated its position in the so-called “hot zone” and now operates in nearly 60 percent of the state’s territory. Its influence […]
New Ensenada-San Diego ferry arriving this week: Here’s how it will work and how much it will cost
The Azteca Ferries ferry, which will operate between Ensenada and San Diego, will arrive this Friday at the port of San Diego as part of the process leading up to commercial operation, confirmed Kurt Honold Morales, Secretary of Economy and Innovation of Baja California. The vessel has capacity for 330 passengers and will be transferred […]