The derailment of an Interoceanic Railway train left 13 people dead, the Mexican Navy reported Sunday morning, December 28. According to the Navy, the accident occurred on Line Z of the Interoceanic Railway, which runs from Coatzacoalcos, Veracruz, to Salina Cruz, Oaxaca. The Navy stated that there were 241 passengers and nine crew members on […]
Interoceanic train derails in Oaxaca with more than 200 passengers on board
In an incident that occurred this Sunday in Nizanda, Oaxaca, a train on the Interoceanic Corridor of the Isthmus of Tehuantepec derailed while traveling on Line Z. We don’t just inform you, we explain the policy. Click here and receive our daily newsletter for free. According to official information from the Mexican Navy (SEMAR), the […]
Ajijic will have its Coffee, Chocolate and Wine Festival back in 2026 — a gourmet experience overlooking the lake
The Ajijic Coffee, Chocolate, and Wine Festival 2026 returns for lovers of Mexican flavors and getaways near Guadalajara. This festival celebrates two essential ingredients in Mexican gastronomy, coffee and cacao, along with a guest that is gaining popularity: Mexican wine. An ideal weekend to discover new flavors, support national producers, and enjoy Lake Chapala. What […]
Free Illuminated Villages in Puebla: get your sneakers and coat ready to enjoy
Cuautlancingo, Atlixco, and Zacatlán offer free Illuminated Villages to enjoy this holiday season with family, friends, or even on your own in Puebla. The lighting, colors, decorations, and the surrounding scenery create a welcoming space to relax for a while. Be sure to wear sneakers, dress warmly, and charge your phone so you don’t miss […]
2025, the year of scandals in the Puebla Prosecutor’s Office
Besides being Idamis Pastor’s first year as head of the Puebla State Attorney General’s Office (FGE), 2025 was undoubtedly a period filled with scandals for the institution. First, there were the public prosecutors who protected the drug dealer known as “El Petuleco”; second, there was the arrival of an alleged “Edomex Mafia,” accused of extortion. […]
Los Carboncitos: nostalgia, tacos and tradition in the heart of Nuevo Laredo
In Nuevo Laredo, there are places that aren’t just visited, they’re remembered with longing. One of them is undoubtedly Los Carboncitos taqueria, a place that since 1980 has become a meeting point, a place for celebrations, and a source of flavor for thousands of Nuevo Laredo families. They say that remembering is reliving, and proof […]
Tamaulipas dams receive fingerlings to boost commercial fishing
As part of efforts to strengthen the fishing sector in Tamaulipas, the Secretariat of Rural Development, Fisheries, and Aquaculture stocked 200,000 tilapia fingerlings in the Emilio Portes Gil and Vicente Guerrero dams, with the goal of boosting commercial fishing and the economic development of rural communities. The event was led by the Undersecretary of Fisheries […]
Tamaulipas climbs to the national top three for its industrial growth
Industrial activity in Tamaulipas continues to show outstanding performance at the national level. According to the Monthly Indicator of Industrial Activity by State (IMAIEF), published by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI), the state registered annual growth of 7.8% during August 2025, ranking third nationally. This result confirms the strength of Tamaulipas’ industrial […]
Now it turns out the Three Wise Men were pre-Hispanic! A “historical revelation” has been announced in La Mata.
Cultural promoter Gabriel Cruz Reyes announced an event to be held on January 6, 2026, in the town of La Mata, where he will present a public lecture in which he claims to reveal previously unpublished evidence regarding the supposed pre-Hispanic origin of the Three Wise Men. The event, officially titled “The Morning Star of […]
BreakingNews Reports indicate a sharp depreciation in the Sinaloa real estate market
The real estate market is experiencing a sharp decline in the state. In Culiacán, property values have depreciated by up to 40%, primarily due to the context of violence, while in Mazatlán the drop is around 20%, also influenced by an oversupply of high-rise housing and a demand that hasn’t kept pace. The crisis is […]