The sixth annual Taco Festival in Xalapa exceeded expectations and saw high visitor participation, according to the City Council’s Economic Development Department, headed by Daniela Griego Ceballos. The event was held for the first time at Paseo de Los Lagos, where it took place in a family-friendly, organized, and safe environment, with activities geared toward […]
Zacatecan folklore visits Michoacán
As part of its 36th anniversary celebration, the Ballet Folklórico de Zacatecas (BFZ) will embark on a national tour from today until March 31st as part of the 31st Michoacán World Dance and Arts Festival. The dancers, known for their traditional dances, will perform in various municipalities throughout Michoacán as part of the celebration, showcasing […]
Playa del Carmen: Two Israeli tourists arrested for damaging a taxi
Two Israeli nationals were arrested by security personnel after allegedly refusing to pay for a taxi and damaging the vehicle in the city center. According to initial reports, the incident occurred when the men hailed a Chevrolet Spark taxi, number 1218, near the “No Name” bar, requesting a ride to the “El Fogón” restaurant. Upon […]
“It’s not fair to pay to enter our municipality”: citizens demand the removal of the tollbooth at the Pánuco Bridge
Merchants and residents of Pánuco demanded the removal of the tollbooth on the Pánuco Bridge, given that it has collected over 307 million pesos in the last six years, with only 16% of those funds allocated to maintenance and rehabilitation. The president of the Pánuco branch of the National Chamber of Commerce, María Magdalena Rivera […]
Professionals in Durango are highly qualified, but many are not practicing: FECOP
Higher education institutions in the state of Durango produce very high-quality professionals; however, many of them, due to not completing their professional development, end up working in fields unrelated to their training, and others seek to leave the state, explained José Alberto Pérez de la Cruz, president of the Federation of Professional Associations (FECOP). I […]
The story of the family behind La Jaibita: the seafood salsa of Tampico
If you’ve ever tasted seafood in Tampico, you’ve almost certainly heard of it. But its story goes far beyond the flavor. Behind the bottle with the unmistakable label is a family, four generations of tradition, and an origin that dates back to the 1930s, when a merchant decided to turn a homemade recipe into a […]
Durango on security alert due to violence in southern Chihuahua: SSP
The head of the Public Security Secretariat (SSP), Óscar Galván Villarreal, announced that no violent incidents have been reported in Durango, despite its proximity to municipalities in Chihuahua, where clashes, car and house burnings, and murders have been occurring for weeks. These events have been concentrated in the border areas, not within the state of […]
“Tulum” bar at CU closed after brutal fight between young people
The measure was taken after a video went viral on social media showing two young men fighting in the middle of traffic on Valsequillo Boulevard. Those involved ignored the flow of traffic, endangering their own safety and that of others. According to official information, the “Tulum” bar failed in its responsibility to maintain order in […]
Cancun breaks the mold: it’s no longer just sun, now it’s a global spectacle
Cancun is experiencing a tourism boom driven by international events that have attracted more than 40,000 visitors so far this year, strengthening its global positioning beyond traditional sun and beach tourism. Mayor Ana Paty Peralta highlighted that competitions like HYROX Cancun 2026, which brought together more than 10,000 athletes and thousands of attendees, have been […]