The cuisine of Baja California Sur has always been characterized by its blend of countless flavors that delight not only locals but also people from all over the world who visit this beautiful place. The community of Santa Anita has always been known, as its residents say, as the burrito capital. Passing through this community […]
Aguascalientes’ industry grows, despite national decline
The industrial dynamism of Aguascalientes was once again reflected in the most recent indicators from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI), registering a monthly growth of 3.8 percent in November 2025, confirming the state’s positive performance compared to the national average. According to the Monthly Indicator of Industrial Activity by State (IMAIEF), the […]
Dust in Coahuila reveals toxic metals, researchers warn in study
What travels on the wind is not just dust, but a passive indicator of the pollution breathed by residents of Coahuila. Researchers from the Center for Research in Applied Chemistry analyzed 391 samples in 12 municipalities of the state using high-precision technology to map the presence of toxic metals in urban dust. The study identified […]
Francisco Montoya’s son rejects relocation of Pancho Villa: ‘we are definitely opposed’
The announcement of the relocation of the monument dedicated to Pancho Villa has generated discontent among the family of the sculptor who directed the work, Francisco Montoya de la Cruz. In an exclusive interview, his 87-year-old son, Francisco Rugo Montoya Burciaga, expressed the family’s disagreement with the proposal to move the sculpture from the city […]
Aguascalientes will have new air routes to Puebla and Puerto Vallarta
Starting June 2, 2026, traveling to Puebla or Puerto Vallarta will be faster, more direct, and more affordable, thanks to the opening of two new Volaris routes from Jesús Terán Peredo International Airport. The new flights will operate three times a week: Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays, facilitating quick and accessible travel for both business travelers […]
Woman arrested in Piedras Negras linked to child exploitation and drug trafficking ring with international connections
After a meticulous ten-month investigation, agents from the Criminal Investigation Agency, in conjunction with the Coahuila Police, executed an arrest warrant against Verónica “N,” alias “La Vero,” identified as the main leader of a criminal organization involved in illicit activities and human trafficking in the northern region of the state. The arrest is the result […]
Millions in fines and jail time warned for clandestine wells in Durango
The National Water Commission (Conagua) in Durango warned that producers operating clandestine agricultural wells could face fines of up to five million pesos, according to the new national water legislation; two cases have already been detected. Roberto Delgado Gallegos, director of Conagua in the state, reported that the 2026 well inspection program has begun, aiming […]
K’uínchekua 2026: a festival that honors memory and celebrates the identity of Michoacán
The K’uínchekua is a Michoacán festival that celebrates the state’s grandeur and takes place at the Yácatas of Tzintzuntzan. This tradition envelops the audience with its music and pride, reminding them why Michoacán is the soul of Mexico. In the 2026 edition, the fifth of the event, a special dedication will be made to the […]
Traditional Stations of the Cross procession in Torreón boosts religious tourism in Coahuila
During the Easter holiday period, Coahuila expects significant tourist activity, driven primarily by religious tourism and the arrival of visitors from neighboring states. Therefore, Martha Elena Moncada Zertuche, acting head of the Coahuila Tourism Secretariat, highlighted that one of the most representative religious events takes place in Torreón on Good Friday, where the traditional Stations […]
Restoration and rehabilitation of facades in the historic center formally begins
Representing Governor David Monreal Ávila, the Secretary General of the Government, Rodrigo Reyes Mugüerza, and the Secretary of Public Works, Mildret Montes Inchaurregui, officially launched the rehabilitation and restoration of building facades in the historic center this Tuesday. Both officials toured the downtown area and inspected the ongoing work on facades along Hidalgo Avenue, at […]