An alleged case of discrimination is capturing attention on social media. It involves a video recorded by a foreigner to expose a street vendor who blocked a pedestrian walkway with his motorcycle in the Aldea Zama gated community in Tulum, Quintana Roo. However, the Argentine man’s complaint went viral due to the disrespectful way he […]
Ministry of Tourism awards H Distinction to Hotel Real de Chapala
The Hotel Real de Chapala, part of the Autonomous University of Guadalajara (UAG), has joined the list of establishments certified with the H Distinction, having received this recognition for its Azulejos restaurant. This distinction is awarded to the establishment for its good hygiene practices and safe food handling. The awarding of the distinction, granted by […]
Mexico ranks sixth in cyberattacks; World Cup risks warned
With an 80% increase in the last two years, Mexico has solidified its position as the sixth country worldwide with the highest incidence of cyberattacks, a critical situation that highlights the vulnerability of strategic sectors and the lack of government regulation in the face of major events like the upcoming World Cup. At Check Point […]
Amazing! Tornado and hailstorm hit Cuyoaco, Puebla
A dust devil several meters high and a subsequent hailstorm took the residents of Cuyoaco, a municipality nestled in the Central Valleys region of Puebla, by surprise. On the afternoon of Friday, May 8, the residents of the municipality and its surrounding areas, which has just over 20,000 inhabitants, were astonished by the series of […]
UN to visit Oaxaca to assess situation of Afro communities
The United Nations Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent will conduct an official visit to Oaxaca as part of a mission to Mexico scheduled from May 11 to 20. During their stay in the state, the experts will visit the community of El Azufre, where they will meet with local authorities, community […]
Xalapa celebrates 202 years as the capital of Veracruz; this is the story of its designation.
On May 9, 1824, Xalapa was designated the capital of the state of Veracruz, becoming the seat of government for the newly formed federal entity following the promulgation of the Mexican Federal Constitution. This decision marked the beginning of a new political era for the city, which from then on consolidated itself as the administrative, […]
Mexico’s most free-spirited beach is in Oaxaca: Zipolite becomes a haven of peace
The state of Oaxaca is known for its many famous beach destinations. But there’s one in particular that stands out, where culture and nature blend seamlessly in an atmosphere perfect for relaxation. It’s famous for its bohemian vibe and spectacular beaches. Zipolite is a town that invites you to explore hidden corners brimming with life […]
GOVERNMENT ACCUSED OF “MANIPULATING” HOMICIDE FIGURES IN CAMPECHE
The official homicide report for Friday, May 8, counted only 5 murders in Campeche. However, figures shared on social media by Miguel Ángel Sulub Caamal claim that the violence actually left 9 people dead in different municipalities of the state. According to the published count, 4 homicides were registered in Calakmul, 2 in Escárcega, and […]
The Treasury halts a one billion peso loan to Campeche and forces an adjustment of the amount.
The Executive Branch of the State of Campeche will have to modify the requested loan amount, as proposed by the “dissident” Morena party deputies, after the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit (SHCP) rejected the loan request for one billion pesos for public works. In this regard, the president of the Legislative Branch, proportional representation […]
More than 200 artistic activities will be offered on the Eve and White Night in Mérida
The Mérida City Council announced that there will be more than 200 artistic and cultural activities at various venues throughout the city as part of the White Night and Pre-March celebrations, which can be enjoyed this coming May 22nd and 23rd. According to the presentation made this morning to the media, there will be a […]