From his TikTok account, Servant Steve, an American content creator who describes himself as “husband, father, nephew of triplets, living in Mexico,” shared his experience of life in Mexico, far from the stereotypes of violence and danger that many associate with the country. Americans Change Their Travel Destination His testimony comes at a time when […]
The Ministry of Tourism and the Mexican Consulate in San Diego inaugurate the first Ventana a México tourism promotion office in California.
Secretary of Tourism Josefina Rodríguez Zamora and Mexican Consul General in San Diego, Ambassador Alicia Kerber Palma, inaugurated the first tourism promotion office, Ventana a México, in that city. As part of the 2025 Tourism Fair, Josefina Rodríguez cut the ribbon at the Consulate General of Mexico in San Diego to provide information to the […]
The 10 cities in Mexico where public insecurity is most perceived
Mexicans’ perceptions of public safety in Mexico vary widely depending on the location. As of the first quarter of 2025, 61.9% of urban residents nationwide considered their neighborhood unsafe, according to figures from the National Urban Public Safety Survey (ENSU) (National Survey of Urban Public Safety) published by INEGI (National Institute of Statistics and Census). […]
Sheinbaum halts the Telecommunications Law after the controversy over the article that allowed the government to block digital platforms.
President Claudia Sheinbaum has ordered legislators to halt the approval of the new Telecommunications Law and modify—or permanently remove from the bill—the controversial article that established the possibility for the government to “block” digital platforms, which sparked controversy between the opposition and the owners of major media outlets. The president reiterated that her administration does […]
In Puerto Escondido, 5 days without electricity: users outraged
Federal Electricity Commission customers living in Puerto Escondido have been without power for five days. “It’s a complete mockery. We’ve submitted the report six times, and the 071 line doesn’t even pay attention to us,” they stated. Power outages are common in the coastal region; in the middle of the holiday season, there is no […]
Jala-Puerto Vallarta Highway saves two hours of travel time
National tourism and the region’s economy are proving the benefits of the new Jala-Puerto Vallarta highway, built by the Mexican government, which saves two and a half hours on the journey between the cities of Guadalajara and Bahía de Banderas. Developed by the Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications, and Transportation (SICT), headed by Jesús Esteva Medina, […]
Child martyrs of Tlaxcala: the Mexican saints canonized by Pope Francis
On October 15, 2017, St. Peter’s Square in the Vatican was the scene of a historic event for the Catholic community in Mexico and around the world. In a ceremony presided over by Pope Francis, the canonization of Christopher, Anthony, and John, known as the “Boy Martyrs of Tlaxcala,” took place. These three young men, […]
Pátzcuaro, Cuitzeo, and Chapala are hot spots for water theft.
The state delegate of the National Water Commission, Roberto Arias, pointed out that the hot spots for combating water theft are the lakes of Pátzcuaro, Cuitzeo, and Chapala. The federal official said that springs like Mintzita will also be included, where they will hold a meeting with the city government to regulate the licensed water […]
Mexico City warns of car buying and selling fraud on social media
Mexico City Mayor Clara Brugada issued a warning to the public regarding the growing risk of fraud and violent crimes related to the purchase and sale of vehicles through social media, particularly on platforms such as Facebook and Marketplace. “This is an issue that has been occurring. The Secretary of Security said it, the Attorney […]
Vendors at Red Park will no longer be able to set up shop this Saturday.
This Thursday, the Guadalajara City Council began installing fencing in Revolución Park, also known as “Red Park,” to proceed with the remodeling of this public space in a comprehensive intervention that, according to the Director of Public Works of Guadalajara, Juan Carlos Arauz, will last at least five months. Given this situation, the vendors who […]