These hot springs in Hidalgo spring from the depths of the earth to offer you moments of relaxation, well-being, and connection with nature. The state of Hidalgo is a paradise for those seeking aquatic adventures and comforting retreats. Hot springs in Hidalgo with hotel accommodationsImagine a weekend where you and your family share quality time […]
Peso posts five sessions of gains driven by global trade optimism
On Thursday, a White House press secretary announced that the United States had signed a trade agreement with China, which was later confirmed by Commerce Secretary Howard Lutnick. On Friday, China’s Ministry of Commerce confirmed that a trade agreement had been reached under which the United States will begin eliminating measures restricting trade with China, […]
Tlaloc, from pre-Hispanic god to Mexican pop culture star
The Mexican collective imagination has given Tláloc a special place within national pop culture. “Tláloc is all the rage,” has been a popular phrase on social media in recent days. This pre-Hispanic god has been a topic of conversation due to the storms that have plagued Mexico City in recent weeks. The images of Tláloc […]
Pack your bags! The Viajes Palacio “I Make My Destiny” Outlet has already begun.
Traveling should never be cheap, although it’s always good to take advantage of those moments when your dream getaway becomes more affordable. Can you relate? Then keep reading because Viajes Palacio has just launched its highly anticipated “I Make My Destination” Outlet, an unmissable sales campaign that will allow you to plan your next vacation […]
Who owns Vector, the brokerage firm accused by the US?
The United States announced sanctions Wednesday against three Mexican financial institutions—CIBanco, Intercam, and Vector Casa de Bolsa—for allegedly laundering millions of dollars linked to the illicit trafficking of opiates, including fentanyl. According to the Treasury Department, this is the first action the US has taken under the Fentanyl Sanctions Act and the FEND Off Fentanyl […]
Bye! The US is withdrawing visas from relatives of drug traffickers and other people close to criminals.
The United States has tightened its immigration policy with a new strategy: revoking or denying visas to family members and close associates of drug traffickers, with the goal of stopping the entry of fentanyl and other drugs into the country. This measure, according to the State Department, affects both direct accomplices and close associates with […]
Scorpion stings alert in Nayarit and three other states during the hot season.
During the hot season, scorpion stings increase significantly in several regions of the country. According to data from the Ministry of Health, Mexico records more than 250,000 cases annually, making it the country with the highest incidence of stings in the world. The most affected states are those where climatic and housing conditions favor the […]
A new raid on the Ciarena indigenous women’s organization in Oaxaca has been reported.
Let’s be misinformed. Members of the All Rights for All Network (TDT) demanded protection guarantees after a new raid on the organization’s offices located in San Juan Cotzocón, Oaxaca. Ciarena is an organization of Zapotec, Chinantec, Mixe, Mixtec, Chatino, and Afro-Mexican women dedicated to “Promoting gender equality, respect for human rights and women’s rights, as […]
Quintana Roo Attorney General’s Office arrests alleged creator of child pornography with 1,839 victims, following US alert
The Quintana Roo Attorney General’s Office, in coordination with the Aguascalientes Attorney General’s Office, the National Guard, and U.S. law enforcement agencies, arrested Abel “N,” allegedly responsible for possessing, generating, and distributing child pornography. The arrest occurred in the state of Aguascalientes, where the individual was hiding after being identified as the prime suspect in […]
The closure of dolphinariums in Quintana Roo would mean the loss of more than 1,800 jobs and require the creation of special infrastructure.
The impending disappearance of dolphinariums in Mexico, and therefore in Quintana Roo, following the approval of a reform initiative to Article 60 Bis of the General Wildlife Law, approved by the Senate in the first instance, which prohibits the captivity of marine mammals such as dolphins, would mean the loss of 1,800 direct jobs in […]