Police officer suspended after assaulting citizen in downtown Querétaro

The Querétaro Municipal Public Security Secretariat (SSPMQ) suspended a municipal police officer after videos circulated on social media showing officers assaulting a citizen during celebrations for the Mexico-England soccer match. In a post on social media, the agency announced that, in accordance with its zero-tolerance policy for irregular or unprotocol-related conduct, it has launched an […]

Scandal in Sinaloa?

The mayor of Salvador Alvarado, Guadalupe López González, and Governor Rubén Rocha Moya are once again at the center of controversy. Companies such as Telmex, Megacable, and Totalplay have filed a complaint with the Attorney General’s Office (FGR) alleging an extortion scheme, multimillion-dollar fines, and the removal of telecommunications infrastructure. News reports indicate that the […]

Mexico tries to hide its failure in the USMCA negotiations

Washington rejected extending the USMCA through 2042 and instead placed the agreement under annual review until 2036. While the government insists that “nothing is happening,” the peso has weakened and the automotive industry has already lost 107,000 jobs in two years. The United States confirmed on July 1 that it will not renew the USMCA […]

Accordion justice has arrived at the USMCA negotiating table.

The day Mexico sent its entire Federal Judiciary to the ballot box, it believed it was democratizing justice. What it actually did, in the eyes of its main trading partners, was introduce a new risk variable into the largest economic relationship in its history. One year later, that decision is no longer discussed only in […]

Poor condition of Federal Highway 70 affects tourist arrivals to Magical Towns in the Sierra de Jalisco

The current condition of Federal Highway 70, which connects Guadalajara to the Sierra Occidental region of Jalisco, continues to pose a significant challenge to attracting tourism to the Pueblos Mágicos (Magical Towns) of Mascota, San Sebastián del Oeste, and Talpa de Allende, according to tourism directors from the region. During the presentation of the Pueblos […]

Attention, people 🚨

More than 10,000 Mexicans have already begun legal battles to defend their freedom and privacy, seeking to have Sheinbaum’s phone records destroyed. Fortunately, the first legal victories are being achieved. It’s time to remain united, continue resisting, and join the largest legal challenge in history. Source: mexicodailypost