Tláloc, why does Mexico City flood so much?

Every rainy season, chilangos and chilangas surely ask Tláloc, why does Mexico City flood so much? Here at Sopitas.com, we look for the answers, which, mind you, are related to a host of factors, such as geography, infrastructure, and even civil issues like not littering the streets. We also found some alternatives to prevent Mexico […]

Patrol Car Crashes into Wall, Overturns in Mérida, Yucatán

A devastating accident occurred early Sunday morning in the Emiliano Zapata Sur III neighborhood of Mérida, Yucatán, when a patrol car driven by a state police officer lost control and crashed into a wall before overturning onto the sidewalk. The incident took place around 2:40 a.m. on 88-A Street between 161st and 163rd Streets in […]

Sargassum invades 50% of tourist beaches in Quintana Roo

In the last week, at least 50 of the 100 tourist beaches in northern Quintana Roo were invaded by excessive levels of sargassum, according to the Kinich Ka’an Ojo del Cielo Sargassum Monitoring Network. According to the environmental organization’s monitoring map and traffic light, 50 beaches have excessive levels of sargassum; another 9 have abundant […]

Morena’s Downfall in Durango: The Impact of Organized Crime

The outcome of Mexico’s recent elections has left many wondering about the true extent of organized crime’s influence on the electoral process. While it is still unclear who will hold power, one thing is certain: the Sinaloa cartel, a notorious organized crime group, had been actively supporting Morena candidates in several states, including Durango. However, […]

Nayarit has 5 unmissable experiences for the summer

Nayarit is the jewel of the Mexican Pacific, with 320 kilometers of coastline. It is one of the states richest in natural areas, surrounded by the sea and the Sierra Madre Occidental. This state is rich in ecosystems, so diverse that it is ideal for those seeking sun, sand, and sea, but also for adrenaline […]