All Ready For Air Show 2026 in Cancun

As the first aircraft arrived for the 2026 Air Show, the adrenaline began to build in Tulum. The peak will be reached from April 23 to 26, 2026, when the Tulum Air Show 2026 and the NASCAR Mexico Series 2026 will take place simultaneously. This double bill combines air shows and motorsports competitions, aiming to […]

Good times are coming for Durango and the work must remain in Durango hands, Governor Esteban assured during the swearing-in ceremony of the CMIC 2026-2028

With a call to maintain unity and seize this historic moment for the state, Governor Esteban Villegas Villarreal swore in the 2026-2028 Board of Directors of the Mexican Chamber of the Construction Industry (CMIC) Durango Chapter, headed by Edgar Iram Ciceña Mejorado, at a ceremony where he was accompanied by Marisol Rosso Rivera and Mayor […]

Holy Week in Jalisco ends with 44 deaths and 200 traffic accidents

The 2026 Holy Week and Easter operation in Jalisco concluded with a toll of 44 deaths, 330 injuries, and 200 traffic accidents, reports the State Civil Protection Unit. According to the report, eight of the deaths were due to drowning in unsupervised rivers, dams, and reservoirs, while the leading cause of fatalities was traffic-related incidents, […]

Nazi Spies in Mexico: Hilda Krüger’s Secret War

While Mexico declared its neutrality in World War II, a network of Nazi spies operated in the streets of Mexico City, the factories of Monterrey, and the salons of the political elite. The government was slow to detect it, but the Americans tracked it obsessively. The main agent of the Abwehr, the German military intelligence […]

Viva Aerobus supports passengers stranded in Cancun after flight suspension

In response to the temporary suspension of operations by Magnicharters Airlines, authorities in Quintana Roo activated an emergency plan to assist passengers stranded at the Cancún International Airport. The main measure involved arranging free, additional flights, with the support of Viva Aerobús, to ensure the immediate transport of those affected. Governor Mara Lezama Espinosa reported […]

Adelfo Regino serves displaced Odam and Mexikan peoples in Durango

The Director General of the National Institute of Indigenous Peoples coordinated a tour to monitor the Justice Plan in the Sierra Madre Occidental. In San Francisco de Ocotán, Mezquital, Durango, the Director General of the National Institute of Indigenous Peoples (INPI), Adelfo Regino Montes, led a multi-day tour of the traditional territory of the O’dam […]

Drug traffickers in Michoacán are using deception to recruit soldiers from South America

Through deception, organized crime in Michoacán recruits military personnel and security experts to join its ranks or serve as instructors in explosives handling and combat techniques. Milenio interviewed a former member of the Colombian armed forces who was lured by the Tepalcatepec Cartel. Initially, they offered him a job as a bodyguard for government officials. […]

The Cathedral that never stopped sinking

The Metropolitan Cathedral of Mexico City took 240 years to build. That’s not a typo. Two centuries and forty years, from 1573 to 1813, with dozens of architects, viceroys, archbishops, earthquakes, floods, and even a fire along the way. And it all began because Hernán Cortés needed to wipe the Aztec gods off the map […]