Although the 2024-2025 school year concludes on July 16, teaching staff will not complete their academic work until Friday, July 18, due to the intensive workshop they will receive. Consequently, the first day of summer vacation will be from Monday, July 21, to Friday, August 29, as the 2025-2026 school year will begin on September […]
Julio César Chávez Jr.: What will happen to his fortune after being linked to the Sinaloa Cartel?
The case of Julio César Chávez Jr. continues to make headlines after his detention in the United States by Immigration and Customs Enforcement (ICE). He currently faces deportation proceedings due to his irregular immigration status, which further exacerbates his legal situation. With uncertainty surrounding his future, the question arises: what will happen to his fortune […]
Want to quit drinking? Here’s how to attend Coffee Parties, the new party trend sweeping Mexico.
Coffee Parties are a trend that has grown worldwide. They have already reached Mexico and are going viral. They are much more than a get-together and have already become a social phenomenon. Would you like to attend one? At MILENIO, we explain what they are like and how you can do it, as they are […]
Monterrey is recognized as the “Tree City” of the world
The municipality of Monterrey was recognized with the international “Tree Cities of the World 2024” award, granted by the organization Reforestamos México, in collaboration with the Arbor Day Foundation and the Food and Agriculture Organization of the United Nations (FAO). Representing the city, the Chief of Staff, Fernando Margáin Sada, received the recognition during the […]
Comca’ac people of Sonora are featured in Vogue Mexico magazine
The Comca’ac people, known as “Seri” by Spanish speakers, were recently featured in Vogue Mexico, which highlighted their history, territory, and way of life. “Between the desert and the sea of Sonora, Mexico, the existence of the Seri people is perpetuated,” Vogue Mexico shared on its Instagram account to celebrate the cultural and territorial permanence […]
Who is the little-known son of “El Chapo” Guzmán who has distanced himself from drug trafficking?
Joaquín Guzmán Loera, known internationally as El Chapo, established himself as one of the most powerful men within the Sinaloa Cartel for at least two decades. After his latest capture and extradition to the United States, the reins fell into the hands of several of his sons, who forged their criminal careers under the name […]
Burger King and McDonald’s, new CJNG recruitment points
The meeting is at a McDonald’s or a Burger King. There, a taxi driver drops off the young men who have found a new job. A couple waiting for them pays for their ride, and willingly or not, their foray into the world of crime begins. They are the newest recruits of the Jalisco New […]
Hoteliers call for permanent road protection for Mazatlán
The president of the Tres Islas Hotel Association, José Ramón Manguart Sánchez, emphasized that 88 percent of tourists arriving at the destination do so by road. “The destination is in the process of regaining the confidence of travelers arriving by road, hence the importance of keeping them safe,” he insisted. He emphasized that road tourism […]
Mexican youths thwart robbery in Berlin after clashing with criminals
In a video posted on their social media profile, they show the damage caused by the fight with the criminals, as well as a smashed, apparently unusable cell phone. What was the fight between the Mexican youths and criminals in Berlin like? In a second recording, the five young men state that they didn’t expect […]
With “Mexican Power” and tacos al pastor, the U.S. Embassy in Mexico launches a campaign to curb migration: “You don’t have to go far to get ahead.”
Amid restrictive immigration policies and raids in some US cities, the US Embassy in Mexico released a social media post highlighting “Mexican Power.” It includes an image of a taquero preparing tacos al pastor, accompanied by a message encouraging Mexicans to seek opportunities in their country. The text reads: You don’t have to go far […]