PUERTO VALLARTA, Jal., January 31, 2026.- Saturday morning marks 24 hours of demonstrations and road blockades in Puerto Vallarta to demand justice for the case of Clarisa Rodríguez, which has caused severe disruptions to mobility in different parts of the city. Since Friday, a group of demonstrators has kept traffic closed on Francisco Medina Ascencio […]
Michoacán consolidates its position as a strategic point between the port of Lázaro Cárdenas and the USA
Thanks to the location of the Eleva Park industrial park, which boasts the highest quality standards worldwide, Michoacán is consolidating its position as a strategic hub between the port of Lázaro Cárdenas and the United States, Governor Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla emphasized. Its proximity to the port of Lázaro Cárdenas makes this development a key connection […]
From Paseo de Montejo to Xmatkuil: the historic change of the Mérida Carnival
For more than four decades, the Mérida Carnival’s main stage was the iconic Paseo de Montejo, an avenue that each year transformed into a corridor of massive celebration. Between 2000 and 2013, a period many Yucatecans consider its golden years, thousands of visitors gathered at this spot to experience a vibrant and popular tradition. In […]
Works and rains contribute to the rescue of 500 hectares of Lake Pátzcuaro
Lake Pátzcuaro has recovered 500 hectares of surface area in the last two years thanks to restoration efforts and abundant rainfall, reported the Michoacán Ministry of the Environment. The Ministry also announced that for the third consecutive year, 1,000 workers will be hired through a temporary employment program to continue dredging the lake and restoring […]
Four new clean energy parks announced in Yucatán
The Mexican Wind Energy Association (AMDEE) announced that Yucatán will have four new clean energy parks, reinforcing a regional wave that combines wind and solar power. The announcement, dated January 26, coincides with a national pipeline that aims to incorporate an additional 3,320 MW of wind power by 2030. For the Peninsula—historically vulnerable in transmission—this […]
Pátzcuaro will bring together the best of Mexican gastronomy at the National Celebration of Traditional Cooks
For the first time, Pátzcuaro will host a National Celebration of Traditional Cooks, bringing together the best of Mexican gastronomy. This event aims to highlight the value of those who preserve the country’s culture, flavors, and knowledge, as announced by traditional cook Isrrael Fuentes Cuiriz, who noted that the celebration will take place from February […]
IBERO EXPERTS REJECT PROSECUTOR’S REPORT ON INTEROCEANIC TRAIN ACCIDENT. THE TRACKS ARE FROM THE TIME OF PORFIRIO DON AND THE TRAINS ARE SCRAP.
In a lecture to students at the Ibero-American University, civil engineering experts refuted the report by prosecutor Ernestina Godoy, who has charged the train driver and operators in the Interoceanic Railway accident. Many believe this charge is an attempt to cover up those truly responsible, including the project’s former supervisor, Gonzalo López Beltrán, son of […]
In Sinaloa, the violence has now reached everyone.
Just one day after Culiacán’s Secretary of Public Security, Colonel Alejandro Bravo, was ambushed and shot in the Terranova neighborhood by an armed group that used tire spikes to cover their escape, another attack occurred in the Sinaloa capital, targeting the state leader of the Citizens’ Movement party, Sergio Torres Félix, and local congresswoman Elizabeth […]
Mexicans and lawmakers reject Trump’s tariffs on oil shipments to Cuba; they point to “imperial pressure” against Mexico
Mexicans and members of the Morena party rejected the order signed by US President Donald Trump imposing tariffs on goods from countries that sell or supply oil to Cuba. The Mexican Movement of Solidarity with Cuba rejected “imperial pressure” against the island and Mexico, and the Communist Unity movement denounced “more aggressive and blatant” US […]
Canadian mining company Vizsla Silver suspends operations after the kidnapping of 10 miners in Sinaloa
Canadian mining company Vizsla Silver has temporarily suspended operations at its Pánuco project, located in Concordia, Sinaloa, following the kidnapping of ten workers on January 23, 2016. In an official statement released on Thursday, January 28, the company reported that the incident is currently under investigation and that information is limited. Vizsla Silver indicated that […]