According to national media, the situation in Acapulco refers to two main events: the devastating impact of Hurricane Otis, which hit the city as a Category 5 storm on October 25, 2023, and the violent attacks by armed groups, which caused chaos and panic in the city on August 4, 2023. Both events have exposed […]
“Día de los Inocentes”: A Day of Pranks and Remembrance in Mexico
Every year on December 28th, many people in Mexico and other Latin American countries enjoy making jokes and pranks on their friends and family. This day is known as Dia de los Inocentes or Day of the Innocents, and it is similar to April Fools’ Day in other parts of the world. However, behind the […]
Is Cock Fighting in Mexico a traditional sport or a form of animal cruelty?
Cock fighting is a traditional sport in Mexico, where roosters are trained and equipped with razors on their legs to fight each other, often to the death, in front of a crowd of spectators and bettors. Cock fighting is legal and regulated by the government in most states of Mexico, except for Mexico City, Sonora, […]
Is the rumor that Claudia Sheinbaum’s son is AMLO’s grandson false?
Claudia Sheinbaum is a politician, scientist, writer, and academic who was the head of government of Mexico City from 2018 to 2023. She is also the presidential candidate of the Morena party for the 2024 elections. She has been a close ally and supporter of Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO), the current president of Mexico, […]
Experts say Nearshoring in Mexico will end the AMLO Era
Mexico was on the radar of investors this year and attention was particularly focused on the alleged effects of nearshoring, at the same time that President Andrés Manuel López Obrador heads to the final stretch of his Government and in 2024 Mexicans will return to the polls for federal elections. Between January and September 2023, […]
Regata del Sol al Sol: International Race from St. Petersburg to Isla Mujeres
ST. PETERSBURG, Florida ― St. Petersburg Yacht Club announces the 52nd sailing of the Regata del Sol al Sol, an open yacht race from St. Petersburg to Isla Mujeres, Mexico. The open-water race across the Gulf of Mexico will feature a fleet of sailboats, a minimum of 30 feet long with either ORC or West […]
La Plancha: THE PARK THAT’S ALL THE BARK AMONG THE DOGS OF MERIDA!
Today we went for a walk at La Plancha Park, the newest huge infrastructure in our beautiful city of Merida, Yucatan. We could go on about the size, the modern architecture, the amenities, and so much more – because they are all impressive – but this is a dog’s eye view. After all, we are […]
How much does it cost to live in a skyscraper in Puebla?
If something has changed in Puebla in recent years it is the urban landscape with skyscrapers and tall buildings in the metropolitan area that in the greater Some cases are used for offices, although there are also homes. Living in an apartment in one of these developments with panoramic views implies acquiring real estate with costs ranging […]
Zampabollos: 40 years as the most iconic Clown in SLP
With 40 years of experience, motivated by his passion for clowning, he became a pioneer in San Luis Potosí and was named King of Clowns in several cities in the country. With slow but firm steps, Zampabollos the clown continues walking the streets of San Luis Potosí. Fans who witnessed his show at their childhood parties or saw […]
Christmas in Mexico: a world full of traditions
To say that Mexico is a country rich with tradition is clichéd nearly as much as some of the traditions themselves. Take, for example, Mexico’s many Christmas traditions. In other countries, the 12 Days of Christmas are recognized, but in Mexico, the holiday season begins on December 1 and joyously continues until February 2. The […]