The documentary “Between Mangroves and Maya,” directed by Neil Morales, a biologist and graduate of the Juárez Autonomous University of Tabasco (UJAT), will be part of the first edition of the Tabasco Film Festival, which will take place on April 24 and 25 at the Hilda del Rosario Chamber Theater in the Villahermosa Cultural Center. […]
US issues alert after shooting in Teotihuacan and urges extreme caution
An armed attack on Monday at the Teotihuacan archaeological site, one of Mexico’s most popular tourist destinations, sparked a strong international reaction after the death of a Canadian citizen and injuries to at least six other people were confirmed. The incident occurred at the site, located on the outskirts of Mexico City, raising concerns among […]
Gunfight in the Allende neighborhood leaves at least three vehicles riddled with bullets in San Miguel de Allende
At least three vehicles were damaged by gunfire in the Allende neighborhood of San Miguel de Allende, after residents reported hearing shots in the area. The incident prompted a response from law enforcement agencies that lasted until the early hours of Monday. Around midnight on Sunday, April 19, residents of Guadiana Street in the aforementioned […]
“Don Juan” arrives in San Miguel de Allende with a performance for students
Before an audience of over 100 students from the Sanmiguelense Institute, the play “Don Juan, or the Stone Guest,” by French playwright Molière, was presented at the Ángela Peralta Theater as part of the Arts, Sciences, and Humanities Festival of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM). The performance was attended by elementary and high […]
Airbnb is already regulated in SLP… but the discussion is just beginning
Amid the national debate on regulating digital lodging platforms like Airbnb, in San Luis Potosí the issue doesn’t stem from a legal vacuum. On the contrary, the state has a regulatory framework that already recognizes, integrates, and regulates these types of services within the tourism and tax sectors, although significant challenges lie ahead. From a […]
23 US SEALs will train in Campeche during May, August, and October
The Senate received a request from Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum to authorize the entry of troops from Navy SEAL Team 8 for training exercises in Campeche from May 8 to 30 and from August 1 to October 15, announced Laura Itzel Castillo Juárez, a member of the Morena party and President of the Senate. On her […]
Indigenous people flee violence in Nayarit; they arrive in Durango after days without food
After three days without food and walking through the mountains with what little they could carry from their homes, a group of nearly 100 Mexicanero indigenous people arrived in Durango. They had fled their communities in Nayarit amidst insecurity that forced them to flee. Women, children, men, and the elderly traveled on foot, driven by […]
Mega-lab seized in Chihuahua reveals control of Los Salgueiro and Gente Nueva; this is how it operated
The mountainous region between the municipalities of Morelos and Guachochi, in Chihuahua, where a mega-drug lab with industrial capacity was located, is an area historically controlled by Gente Nueva and the faction known as Los Salgueiro, structures linked to the Sinaloa Cartel. In this area, near Sinaloa, where state and federal authorities seized facilities capable […]
Mazatlán welcomes the 55th cruise ship of the year; more than 202,000 visitors and an economic impact of more than 323 million pesos
Mazatlán welcomed the cruise ship “Navigator of the Seas” this Monday, the 55th to arrive at the port so far this year. The vessel docked at 7:30 a.m. from Los Cabos, carrying 3,820 passengers and 1,253 crew members. Sinaloa’s Secretary of Tourism, Mireya Sosa Osuna, reported that 20 international cruise ships are expected to arrive […]
Cocoa in Chiapas, the second largest producer in the country, faces low production and diseases
Low productivity, diseases, and deficiencies in post-harvest processes remain the main challenges currently facing cacao cultivation in the southern border region, limiting its profitability and growth. The director of the INIFAP Pacific South regional center, Carlos Hugo Avendaño Arrazate, pointed out that one of the most important challenges is increasing production per hectare, since current […]