Following a four-hour meeting with officials from the Secretariat of the Interior, the protesters—who alleged repression during the demonstration they led yesterday in the national capital—departed aboard the trucks that had been occupying Abraham González Street. “We are withdrawing; we have to go out and work, and we have to resume our agricultural activities,” declared […]

Civil society organizations and opposition lawmakers have filed a formal complaint with the Office of the Attorney General of the Republic, requesting the initiation of extradition proceedings to the United States against Federal Deputy Andrea Chávez. The lawmaker—a member of the ruling MORENA party—is alleged to have ties to Adán Augusto López Hernández and his […]

Its name derives from the Nahuatl word tōtōmochtli, and it has served as a versatile culinary resource since pre-Hispanic times—most commonly used to wrap tamales. Furthermore, totomoxtle holds deep cultural significance, as corn is a central element in the identity of many indigenous cultures. In observance of the World Day for Cultural Diversity for Dialogue […]