Why Does Veracruz Flood Frequently? Study Explains the Causes Behind Rain-Related Emergencies

In recent months, the state of Veracruz has been engulfed in a series of tragedies, many of which have been linked to flooding. Contingency protocols have been activated in several Veracruz municipalities, prompting citizens to step forward and demonstrate their most compassionate side. Following the tragedies in Veracruz municipalities such as Álamo Temapache and Poza […]

In Veracruz, armed individuals break into journalist Roxana Guzmán’s home and abduct her.

Roxana Guzmán Ramírez, director of the news portal Pulso Informativo Del Sureste, was abducted yesterday around 6:00 a.m. by three armed men who stormed into her home in the municipality of Nanchital, security sources reported. A video circulated on social media shows several hooded figures smashing the front door with a sledgehammer—shattering glass and breaking […]

United States Revokes Visas of MORENA Governors of Sonora and Tamaulipas

The U.S. government has revoked the visas of the MORENA governors of Sonora, Alfonso Durazo, and of Tamaulipas, Américo Villarreal, according to an exclusive report by the Los Angeles Times and Puente News published this Wednesday, which cites various sources familiar with the cases. The same report states that both politicians allegedly entered the country […]

Santiago: The “Magic Town” 40 minutes from a World Cup host city.

Incorporated into the Pueblos Mágicos (Magical Towns) program in 2006, Santiago was the first destination in Nuevo León to receive this distinction. In addition to its relaxed atmosphere and typical architecture of an old northern town, it offers natural wonders and unique outdoor experiences. If you are visiting Monterrey, a host city for the FIFA […]

Girl reports abuse by her father; sparks protests in Coahuila.

Last weekend, upon leaving her school, the girl refused to go with her father, identified as Eduardo Alejandro Morales. Credit: Special On Saturday, dozens of citizens gathered in front of the Office of the Ombudsman for Children and Families and subsequently blocked International Bridge II between Piedras Negras and Eagle Pass. Credit: Special A nine-year-old […]

Chihuahua: The Invisible War

“We are here because of the war,” declares a 12-year-old girl with deep sadness. Her family has been forcibly displaced to Parral due to an organized crime offensive against her community in the Sierra Tarahumara. While the disputes between political parties and the federal and state governments dominate the headlines, internal forced displacement continues to […]