Colombian criminals who sowed terror have been killed!

A major operation led by state and federal forces resulted in the deaths of three alleged members of a criminal group in the Purépecha Plateau region, where residents had reported constant violence and the presence of armed men. According to initial reports, the events occurred during a security deployment in communities in the mountainous area, […]

Colima remains “the least peaceful state” in Mexico for the fourth consecutive year.

According to the Mexico Peace Index, presented by the Institute for Economics and Peace, Colima “remains the least peaceful state for the fourth consecutive year,” plagued by the struggle for control over the port of Manzanillo for the trafficking of fentanyl chemical precursors. In this context, Manzanillo recorded—for the second consecutive year—one of the highest […]

Colima will be painted in vibrant colors for Pride 2026!

Throughout May and June, Colima will celebrate inclusion and freedom. Amidst beaches, charming towns, and traditional gastronomy, the destination invites locals and visitors to join the 2026 LGBT+ Pride Marches—a series of events aimed at raising visibility for the struggle for sexual diversity rights and fostering spaces of respect, expression, and community. This year, the […]

Chihuahua: Serious, but Sinaloa Even More So

When news broke regarding the involvement of at least two CIA agents—who died in a road accident on Sunday, April 19, following an operation to dismantle a massive complex of drug laboratories in southern Chihuahua (a state governed by PAN member María Eugenia Campos)—no one had any idea that, just ten days later—on Wednesday, April […]

‘Comemos Tod@s’ 2026 Guide: Dates, Locations, and Requirements to Receive Food Assistance in Quintana Roo

The Government of Quintana Roo has launched the food assistance distribution operation for the “Comemos Tod@s” (We All Eat) program, covering the second two-month period of 2026. Through the Secretariat of Welfare (SEBIEN) and the Food Security Agency (ASAQROO), thousands of families across the state will be able to access basic food staples. Here is […]

Human Rights Commission of Zacatecas investigates Mother’s Day celebration with strippers at Cuauhtémoc City Hall; minors were present

The Zacatecas State Human Rights Commission (CDHEZ) has opened an investigation against the Cuauhtémoc city council for its Mother’s Day celebration, which featured a stripper show and was attended by children. The celebration took place on May 11th and was organized by the municipal government headed by Mayor Francisco Javier Arcos Ruiz. The event was […]

Serfimex Sees Opportunity in Cancún’s New Financial District and Projects MXN 2.5 Billion in Lending

Serfimex Capital—a Multiple-Purpose Financial Society (SOFOM)—announced plans to issue bridge loans totaling 2.5 billion pesos over the next two years in Quintana Roo, coinciding with the launch of the state’s new financial and technology district. In a press release, the financial institution stated that the new financial district’s master plan envisions the construction of corporate […]

Drug cartel roadblocks in Zacatecas trigger a major operation on the borders with Jalisco and Aguascalientes

A large military and police operation was launched Wednesday in the southern region of Zacatecas, an area bordering the states of Jalisco and Aguascalientes, following a series of intentional roadblocks set up by suspected members of criminal organizations. The criminals set fire to several vehicles and a tractor-trailer, which were then used to block the […]