The Easter holidays have generated an economic impact of more than 3.346 billion pesos in Veracruz, the State Government reported. During the holiday period, more than 2.485 million visitors and tourists arrived in municipalities such as Veracruz, Boca del Río, Xalapa, and Coatzacoalcos, among others. Likewise, Magical Towns such as Coatepec, Coscomatepec, Córdoba, Naolinco, Orizaba, […]
San Juan de Abajo wants to shine again!
Councilwoman Elizabeth Rico Fregoso reported that, in coordination with the municipal building committees and agencies such as Economic Development, they are working on a project to reactivate primary economic activity in San Juan de Abajo. The objective is to boost livestock and agriculture, activities that have historically made this town the economic heart of Bahía […]
Marijuana and alcohol sales prohibited in Mexico City on 4/20
For a decade now, World Marijuana Day has been celebrated around the world on April 20th, so many people seeking legalization gather at various locations to assert their rights. In light of these events, the Mexico City government announced that the sale of alcohol or cannabis in public spaces will not be permitted this Sunday […]
Municipalities resist training to attract more tourists
All tourism directors, business owners, hoteliers, and other stakeholders seeking to benefit from the holiday season expect a significant economic boost in each of their sectors, but the reality is that when it comes to training and downloading courses on economics, marketing, tourism, and new technologies, almost no one comes forward to receive this free […]
Alleged abuse of authority by police officers at Jalisco Stadium captured on camera
The match between Atlas and Chivas, played on the night of Saturday, April 19, continues to be a hot topic; however, beyond the sporting aspect, it echoes the acts of violence that occurred. A video of an alleged abuse of authority by two security officers spread through social media. One of them was assigned to […]
In Jalisco, they are going to replace agave plantations with sugarcane.
In Jalisco, approximately 800 hectares of agave will be replaced with sugarcane plantations as part of crop conversion. This was announced by the State Secretariat of Agriculture and Rural Development (SADER), explaining that programs to strengthen production and contribute to the economic growth of rural communities began two months ago. They explained that, during this […]
A Jalisco judge denies the daughters of “El Azul” the right to recover their bank accounts.
A Jalisco judge has denied an injunction to Brenda Guadalupe and Nadia Esparragoza Gastelum, daughters of Juan José “El Azul” Esparragoza, seeking to halt the asset forfeiture process against their bank accounts. It should be noted that this appeal was filed against the measures imposed in case UEIORPIFAM/AP/059/2013, which, according to local media, determine the […]
Easter Sunday in Guadalajara
The Procession of the Risen Christ will begin at 11:30 a.m. Today, Guadalajara celebrates Easter Sunday with the Procession of the Risen Christ. The procession will begin at 11:30 a.m. at the Church of Santiago, Teniente Figueroa, Miguel Fluiters, Calle Mayor, Juan Bautista Topete, Plaza Moreno, Cuesta San Miguel, Dr. Ramón y Cajal, and will […]
What is the burning of Judas like in San Miguel de Allende?
A World Heritage City, it is a lively destination with beautiful colonial buildings, a bohemian atmosphere, and many activities for visitors, extraordinary restaurants, and charming small hotels. During Holy Week, the burning of Judas is a tradition and a major attraction. What is the burning of Judas like in San Miguel de Allende? At noon […]
Guanajuato projects that failed to mitigate heat waves
Guanajuato has been vulnerable to droughts and heat waves for years, so initiatives have been launched in recent years to mitigate the effects of these events. However, projects such as cloud seeding and reforestation projects have not yielded the expected results and have generated controversy due to their high costs. Although the state has implemented […]