Chiapas: Legal action announced against the mayor of San Cristóbal for failing to enforce the closure of a rodeo

The State Civil Protection Secretariat announced that it will initiate legal proceedings against the mayor of San Cristóbal, Fabiola Ricci Diestel, her police force, and the Municipal Civil Protection personnel for violating safety regulations and disobeying legal orders. In a statement, the Secretariat explained that the mayor, a member of the Morena party, acted irresponsibly […]

Humanoids illuminate plazas in the Historic Center of Querétaro

The international exhibition “HUMANOIDS,” by Australian artist Amanda Parer, has been installed in various public spaces in the Historic Center as part of the city’s cultural program. The exhibition consists of large-scale inflatable human figures that light up at night and have been placed in plazas and gardens for the public to explore. The artistic […]

Dollar price today in Mexico: Exchange rate at banks on March 15, 2026

The dollar is experiencing moderate movements against the Mexican peso this Sunday, March 15, 2026, in a context where the foreign exchange market continues to show fluctuations closely monitored by financial analysts, investors, and those making international transfers. Knowing the current dollar exchange rate is crucial for those who manage personal finances, make investments, or […]

BanCoppel wants to digitize money in Mexico

“We are the gateway to the digitalization of money in Mexico,” with this phrase, Carlos López-Moctezuma, CEO of BanCoppel, summarizes the institution’s strategy in a country where cash still dominates a large portion of transactions. The bank’s strategy is based on leveraging its physical presence to bring millions of Mexicans into the formal financial system […]

Mexico: Airbnb puts the sustainability of formal tourism at risk

The National Association of Hotel Chains (ANCH) and the Mexican Association of Hotels and Motels (AMHM), in collaboration with the Sustainable Tourism Advanced Research Center (STARC) at Anáhuac University Cancún, analyzed a study that reveals “a profound competitive asymmetry that jeopardizes the sustainability of the formal tourism sector in the country.” Just days before the […]

They’re going to pollute the underground rivers in Mahahual and they don’t want us to know!

Did you know that approximately 407 underground river systems have been explored in the Yucatán Peninsula? That’s roughly 1,650 kilometers, and these could represent only 20% of the underground river systems in the region. On International Day of Action for Rivers, let’s focus on the underground waters that sustain, nourish, and support life… even though […]