The Puebla Brilla program, led by Mayor Pepe Chedraui, seeks to improve security, reduce crime, and optimize energy consumption. With the installation of LED lights, this project will mark a step toward a more sustainable city. The modernization of public lighting consists of replacing 49,000 obsolete lamps with LED technology. This will generate significant benefits, […]
Mexican Army conducts search and rescue course at Pico de Orizaba
Members of the Mexican Army are training at Pico de Orizaba in a specialized search and rescue course, with the goal of being ready to respond to emergencies in mountainous areas. Source: amp.milenio
Alert for mass cattle deaths in Tabasco
Nearly two thousand head of cattle have been buried in the last week due to the mass death of cattle reported in the municipality of Huimanguillo, Tabasco, due to the consumption of contaminated chicken manure, according to ranchers in the state. Felipe Valencia Carranza, a rancher from Huimanguillo, expressed that his family is devastated, having […]
56 beer bars in Mexico City closed after the “Night Belongs to Everyone” operation; some establishments broke the seals.
A total of 56 “chelerías” (beer bars) were closed this weekend after the Mexico City Government Secretariat (SECGOB) conducted operations in the municipalities of Gustavo A. Madero, Iztapalapa, Tlalpan, and Cuauhtémoc. A total of three inter-institutional operations under the “La Noche es de Todos” (Night Belongs to Everyone) program took place on Thursday, March 20, […]
Asian product markets expand throughout Mexico City
Asian product trading plazas are no longer exclusive to the Historic Center. Source: reforma
Auto parts theft continues unabated in Mexico City; vendors are using the cockroach effect.
Auto parts thieves operate under the cover of dawn, capable of stripping a car in just three hours or less. They steal tires, rims, mirrors, windshields, or simply the computer to render the vehicle unusable. So far this year, approximately 452 tons of automotive parts have been seized in raids carried out in different areas, […]
Carnitas from Michoacán, nominated for best typical Mexican dish
Michoacán’s culinary riches are also nominated for the 2025 Best of Mexico awards, and carnitas are the food competing nationally in the category “State with the best traditional dish that expresses the essence of Mexican gastronomy.” This Michoacán dish is emblematic of municipalities such as Quiroga, Tacámbaro, Santa Clara del Cobre, and Tarímbaro, and is […]
The Michoacán government resumes conservation work on Lake Pátzcuaro.
The Michoacán government resumed conservation work on Lake Pátzcuaro due to the emergency that intensified last year due to the decline in its levels caused by drought and water theft. This was announced by Governor Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla (Morena) upon installing the Interinstitutional Committee for the Defense of Lake Pátzcuaro. He said that with the […]
5 of Jalisco’s most beautiful beach destinations to visit during Holy Week
If you’re already planning your Easter 2025 vacation and would like to enjoy the sun, sea, and breathtaking landscapes, you should know that the State of Jalisco has some of the most beautiful beaches on Mexico’s Pacific coast. From famous destinations with a bustling tourist scene to quieter, more secluded spots, our state offers options […]
This is the new CJNG business that has imposed on Jalisco’s patron saint festivities.
In recent months, the presence of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) at Jalisco’s patron saint festivals has become increasingly prominent. From musical events to rodeos (ball matches), the criminal organization has found in these spaces an opportunity to demonstrate its power, promote its image, and consolidate its territorial dominance. The CJNG, led by Nemesio […]