During the search for missing persons in Baja California Sur this Sunday, four clandestine graves containing human remains and clothing were located in the municipality of La Paz. According to the report, family members who are members of the Search for La Paz Collective reported that an operation was carried out after determining the search […]
Mexico releases 40,000 totoaba hatchlings in Baja California Sur
Some 40,000 totoaba hatchlings, measuring approximately 25 centimeters in length, were released on Santispac beach in the municipality of Mulegé, Baja California Sur state, Gulf of California, the Mexican Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (Semarnat) reported this Monday. In a statement, Semarnat said that, together with the regenerative aquaculture company Santomar and civil society, […]
San Cristóbal de Las Casas launches historic tourism campaign: “It has it all… you’re the only one missing.”
In an emotional event led by Mayor Fabiola Ricci Diestel, the tourism promotion campaign “San Cristóbal de Las Casas has it all… It’s just you missing!” was presented. This unprecedented strategy seeks to promote the municipality nationally and internationally. With a message filled with hope, identity, and a vision for the future, the mayor emphasized […]
Reforestation campaigns continue in San Cristóbal de Las Casas
As part of World Tree Day, members of the Southern Zone and Wetlands Council in San Cristóbal de Las Casas launched a reforestation campaign in the Jovel Valley, taking advantage of the rainy season to plant hundreds of trees. Nicolás Gómez Velasco, a representative of the environmentalists, reported that this campaign aims to strengthen ecosystems, […]
This is how the “new” roads in Puebla, Guerrero, and Oaxaca will look.
The modernization of roads in Mexico is essential to improve connectivity between regions, facilitate the transport of goods, and reduce travel times. Having safer, more efficient, and better-signposted roads strengthens domestic and foreign trade, which in turn boosts the country’s economy. Furthermore, an updated road infrastructure allows for a faster response to emergencies and directly […]
CEPE-Taxco and the University of Illinois conclude immersion course
The Taxco Campus Center for Foreigners (CEPE-Taxco) successfully concluded the intensive Spanish and Mexican culture immersion course, Revolutionary Art & Spanish Language in Mexico City, designed, organized, and taught in collaboration with the University of Illinois at Chicago (UIC). The main objective of the course was to improve the participants’ Spanish and engage them in […]
New “scratch” in the hills of Guanajuato: uncontrolled urbanization devours the natural landscape
The wound is open and visible to all. A new scar has been left on the hills that frame the state capital. This time, the damage is located on Sirena Hill, between Meco Hill and the Piletas River, where heavy machinery shamelessly invaded a high area, removing earth as if the natural landscape were a […]
Five Police Officers Arrested in Michoacán Over Alleged Forced Disappearance
Authorities in Michoacán have arrested five municipal police officers accused of failing to intervene when armed civilians abducted three detained individuals. According to a joint investigation by the State Attorney General’s Office (FGE) and other agencies, the officers allegedly stood idly by as the victims were taken from their custody on December 28th. The incident […]
Heavy Rains Threaten Michoacán’s Avocado and Lemon Crops
A powerful storm system brewing in the Pacific is forecast to bring heavy rainfall to the states of Michoacán, Colima, and Jalisco, jeopardizing the region’s lucrative lemon and avocado crops. The Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (SADER) has warned that the production areas for Hass avocados and Persian lemons are situated directly in the […]
More than 600 officers have left the Guanajuato State Police since 2024. Here are the reasons why.
So far this year, at least 15 members of the Public and State Security Forces (FSPE) have been discharged by the force. Last year (when the government changed), there were 154. This is according to figures provided by the Ministry of Security and Peace, which specifies that between January and June, there have been 31 […]