The “Genesis” migrant caravan, which was traveling along the Chiapas coast, was dispersed by the National Migration Institute (INM) near the municipality of Tonalá, where it had arrived on Sunday after a 12-day walk, official sources reported. The migrants accepted the INM’s offer to be transported by vehicle to other cities in the region, such […]
Celebration of the 300th anniversary of the Arches of Querétaro: free concerts and shows
The Aqueduct of Querétaro, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1996, stands out not only as an emblematic work of viceregal hydraulic engineering, but also for the profound significance it held for the people of Querétaro since its construction in the 18th century. Composed of 74 arches that reach an average height of […]
San Luis Potosí promotes youth participation in Talent Land Mexico 2026
The Municipal Government of San Luis Potosí, led by Mayor Enrique Galindo Ceballos, is supporting the participation of a delegation of young people from San Luis Potosí in Talent Land Mexico 2026 for the second consecutive year. The event takes place from April 7-9 at Expo Santa Fe in Mexico City. With this initiative, the […]
Chiapas will be a fly factory and a source of hope for livestock farmers against the screwworm.
Mexico is now importing sterile flies to combat the screwworm, a pest that infests wounds in live animals. The strategy aims to break its reproductive cycle and contain its spread in affected regions. Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum announced that the measure is already underway and is part of a comprehensive plan that includes infrastructure and on-site […]
Querétaro General Hospital confirmed to be at capacity
The governor of the state, Mauricio Kuri González, announced that the possibility of allocating additional funds to address the demand for beds at the General Hospital of Querétaro will be analyzed. This comes after medical personnel reported that the healthcare system has become overwhelmed and that up to 30 nurses have resigned. In response, Kuri […]
Infrastructure Law introduces opacity into Mexico’s finances with flexible investments: report
President Claudia Sheinbaum’s new Infrastructure Law seeks to expedite public-private partnership projects with flexible investment schemes; however, a Banamex economic report concludes that these mechanisms risk introducing opacity into Mexico’s public finances. Congress rushed to approve the legal framework that Sheinbaum and her finance team are relying on to materialize an investment of MXN$5.6 trillion […]
The Rizo de Oro bridge in Chiapas is expected to open to traffic in September 2026.
The Secretary of Infrastructure, Communications, and Transportation (SICT), Jesús Antonio Esteva Medina, announced that the “Rizo de Oro” bridge over the La Angostura dam in Chiapas should be completed by June 2026, and traffic between the municipalities of La Concordia and Chicomuselo is expected to resume in September. During a press conference with Mayor Claudia […]
Pulso GNP 2026: Check out the official poster for the Querétaro festival here
The Pulso GNP festival has confirmed the release of its official lineup for the 2026 edition, adding to the musical conversation and generating excitement among regular attendees. Pulso GNP 2026 will take place on October 10th at the Querétaro Racetrack. The venue, which has hosted previous editions, remains a meeting point for thousands of live […]
18,000 pesos: this is the Mexican state with the cheapest housing
Housing prices in Mexico City saw a 2.6% year-on-year increase in March 2026, positioning the capital as the state with the most expensive square meter in the country, averaging 58,000 pesos. This figure reinforces the restrictive nature of the capital’s real estate market compared to other Mexican regions. Mexico City is currently the most expensive […]
Yucatecan influencer scares away flamingos and calls them a “plague”; sparks outrage on social media
The influencer known as Elisa la Yuca is at the center of a conversation for disturbing a flock of flamingos in Sisal, Hunucmá, Yucatán, which she referred to as a “plague.” The incident has generated outrage on social media, as environmentalists, environmental protection agencies such as Profepa and Semarnat, and some local governments recommend not […]