Rainfall recorded on the afternoon of Thursday, June 4, in the municipality of Querétaro generated 15 calls for assistance via the 911 emergency line, the Municipal Civil Protection Coordination reported. The rain began around 5:20 p.m., mobilizing operational teams across various areas of the capital. According to the report updated at 8:15 p.m., the Epigmenio […]
Visa revoked for Brighite Granados, Morena state leader in Chihuahua
Brighite Granados de la Rosa, the state president of Morena in Chihuahua, confirmed that U.S. immigration authorities revoked her visa when she attempted to enter the country on May 29. In a public statement, she clarified that the revocation of her travel document stemmed from a traffic violation committed ten years ago in New Mexico. […]
López Obrador’s Fear
“For the good of everyone, may the other Trump return,” former President Andrés Manuel López Obrador concluded in a letter made public on Wednesday night to support President Claudia Sheinbaum and reflect on Donald Trump, the occupant of the White House. Beyond who wrote it, the letter reflects his thinking, and with a more relaxed […]
Fear is what drives López Obrador’s letter to Trump, according to experts.
Experts deemed the letter from former President Andrés Manuel López Obrador regarding the security policy of the U.S. government—led by Donald Trump—to be ill-advised. On one hand, they note that it reveals the former leader’s fear regarding investigations launched against Morena politicians; on the other, they point out that it places President Sheinbaum in a […]
10 Colombians denied entry in Guadalajara due to immigration inconsistencies; possible criminal recruitment under investigation.
Immigration and security authorities detected irregularities in the documentation and statements of ten Colombian nationals who arrived at Guadalajara International Airport on a flight from Bogotá. According to an official report, during interviews conducted by National Migration Institute personnel, the passengers provided inconsistent information regarding the purpose of their trip, their accommodation, and their planned […]
Cubans left without jobs or homes due to social rejection in Cancún.
What began as annoyance over isolated incidents has now turned into a harsh, painful reality for hundreds of Cuban families who live, work, and have built their lives here. The hostility is no longer just a matter of words or shouting in the street; it now strikes where it hurts most: in employment and housing. […]
Alert in Nayarit: Reports of Fraud and Extortion Skyrocket
Fraud and extortion offenses have emerged as the most frequently reported crimes in Nayarit—the state governed by Miguel Ángel Navarro Quintero—amid a significant surge in cybercrimes that target personal assets. Citizens have voiced complaints regarding the state government’s lack of strategies to combat these crimes affecting their property and finances. According to Ricardo Hernández, an […]
The government of Claudia Sheinbaum in Mexico City is granting permanent residency to individuals considered high-risk by the U.S.
In Texas, a Pakistani man classified as a “Special Interest Alien” (SIA), meaning he had a history of travel to areas known for terrorism, was arrested after crossing illegally from Mexico. What he was carrying: a permanent residency permit issued by the Mexico City government on December 9, 2025. It was too recent and lacked […]
Slaves in the Sierra Tarahumara: Surviving the Narco’s Forced Labor Camps
This investigative report, produced by Quinto Elemento Lab and A dónde van los desaparecidos, exposes a modern-day forced labor network operated by drug cartels deep within the Sierra Tarahumara of Chihuahua, Mexico. Below is the translated and structured English version of the document, compiled by journalists Marcela Turati, Thelma Gómez Durán, and Eliezer Budasoff, with […]