In Baja California, one of the most uncomfortable debates for the political class has begun to gain traction outside the halls of power: the cost of the legislature. While the state faces structural challenges such as persistent violence, strain on healthcare services, deteriorating urban infrastructure, and a growing public demand for more effective institutions, the […]
Snowfall in Cofre de Perote continues this Tuesday.
As of 4:00 PM this Tuesday, snowfall continues on Cofre de Perote volcano in Veracruz, marking the fourth snowfall of the 2025-2026 winter season in this mountainous region. According to Jessica Iveth Luna, head of the Hydrometeorology Center of the National Water Commission (Conagua), weather conditions have favored the persistence of the snowfall, attracting visitors […]
CEART invites you to the inauguration of the mural “Burrelatos de Baja California” in Rosarito
The Baja California State Center for the Arts (CEART) invites the general public to the inauguration of the mural “Burrelatos de Baja California” (Baja California Tales), a work that seeks to reflect the state’s identity. Through the lens of Roberto Lango, the mural highlights the natural riches and landscapes of Baja California, as well as […]
Restructuring of the Córdoba-Orizaba bypass; Federal government and business leaders are working on a new route
Following Governor Rocío Nahle García’s announcement of the restructuring of the Córdoba-Orizaba bypass project, the president of the Business Coordinating Council (CCE), Luis Cruz Montesinos, indicated that they are now working on a new route, although he added that this time they are considering extending it towards Esperanza, Puebla. It is worth recalling that last […]
State government acknowledges “hidden mafias” in the SMT
Governor Alejandro Armenta Mier acknowledged the presence of irregular groups within the Puebla Ministry of Mobility and Transportation (SMT), which is facing internal resistance linked to practices that have persisted for years. During his press conference, he stated that the administrative structure is experiencing operational difficulties and compared it to a “rheumatic elephant,” referring to […]
Two teams from Baja California qualify for the National Beach Volleyball Olympics
The Men’s Senior and Women’s Junior teams secured their spots in the country’s premier youth sporting event. Following the conclusion of the Regional Beach Volleyball Tournament, held in Culiacán, Sinaloa, Baja California confirmed the qualification of two of its teams for the National Olympics. The first spot for the state came in the Men’s Senior […]
Was inclusive language banned in schools in Aguascalientes?
The Congress of the State of Aguascalientes approved an amendment to the Education Law to establish that schools must respect the “correct” use of the Spanish language, in accordance with the rules of the Royal Spanish Academy and the Mexican Academy of Language. The initiative, promoted by the National Action Party (PAN) caucus, argues that […]
The Government of the State of Puebla invites you to the “Tetelic Festival 2026”
To promote the newly discovered archaeological site of “Los Teteles de Ávila Castillo” and encourage tourism, the Puebla State Tourism Development Secretariat, in coordination with the municipal authorities, presented the “Tetelictic Festival 2026,” which will take place from March 20 to 22. Among the free activities are the nighttime ritual of “Los Voladores” (The Flyers) […]
Drug trafficking, officials and power in Baja California
The arrest in the United States of Fernando Luis Esquer Díaz, allegedly caught attempting to smuggle nearly 70 kilograms of methamphetamine into the country, has once again placed Baja California at the center of an uncomfortable debate: the possible infiltration of drug trafficking networks within public service structures. The former ISSSTECALI official was arrested by […]
Raw milk “almost disappeared”, but is still sold on the outskirts of Aguascalientes
In Aguascalientes, the sale of raw (unpasteurized) milk is becoming less common, at least in the capital; however, it still persists sporadically in outlying areas and on small farms, where sanitary control is more limited. The president of the Industrial Dairy Farmers Group (Gilsa), Carlos Alberto Gutiérrez de Luna, stated that the consumption of this […]