Goodbye to Line 1 of the Mexico City Metro: reopening will be suspended and there will be no service until further notice.

The new section of Line 1 of the Mexico City (CDMX) Metro was scheduled to begin operating in early April. However, city authorities announced that the reopening of several stations has been postponed, so users should consider their available transportation options during the Easter holiday period. Although there was great anticipation for the reopening of […]

These CDMX municipalities will implement a dry law during Holy Week 2025.

The sale of alcoholic beverages will be prohibited in several municipalities in Mexico City (CDMX) due to the Holy Week celebrations. The measure aims to maintain public order and ensure the safety of citizens participating in popular and religious festivities. The municipalities that will enforce the so-called Dry Law during this period include: Due to […]

These are the 25 best companies for professional growth in Mexico, according to LinkedIn 2025

In the midst of an increasingly volatile and uncertain Mexican labor market, LinkedIn published its 2025 ranking of the 25 best companies for career advancement in Mexico. This list, going beyond corporate prestige, focuses on real development opportunities for those seeking not only employment but also a future. This ranking—prepared exclusively with internal platform data—analyzes […]

Tourist influx in Chiapas exceeds 398,000 visitors in January

During the month of January of this year, 398,849 visitors visited Chiapas, generating an economic impact of 880,298,565 pesos, with hotel occupancy at 38 percent and an average stay of 1.24 days. The main tourist destinations were Tuxtla Gutiérrez, San Cristóbal de Las Casas, Tapachula, Palenque, Chiapa de Corzo, Tonalá, and Comitán de Domínguez. The […]

Tense situation on the borders of Chiapas and Oaxaca

In the Nueva Tenochtitlán community, also known as Rizo de Oro, in the municipality of Cintalapa, authorities were notified a few days ago that they would be suspending the electricity supply to a community due to the “cuchilla” (a small mountain range) being located within their territory. On April 6, residents of Nueva Tenochtitlán gathered […]