“I feel very happy because I didn’t know how to read or write, and now I can pick up a book and read it,” said Yeni Claribé López Pérez, a resident of Nicolás Ruíz, the first municipality in Chiapas to be declared free of illiteracy. Through the Chiapas Puede program, 2,490 people in the municipality […]
Activity at the El Chichonal volcano: Civil Protection explains why the Yellow Alert was activated in Chiapas
The head of the National Civil Protection Coordination (CNPC), Laura Velázquez Alzúa, led a supervisory tour of the municipalities from Pichucalco to Chapultenango, in the state of Chiapas, as part of the ongoing monitoring of the El Chichonal volcano and the preventive actions outlined in the Volcanic Alert System. During the tour, the official held […]
Oaxaca, the most dangerous state for women human rights defenders, with three femicides recorded
In Mexico, between October 2024 and September 2025, 75 attacks against 23 women human rights defenders were documented, with harassment, threats, and surveillance being the most frequent forms of violence. Additionally, three femicides of women dedicated to this work were recorded, according to the National Network of Women Human Rights Defenders in Mexico (RNDDHM). It […]
State Government launches security operation for the 2025 holiday season
The State Government officially launched its Tourist Assistance and Support Program for the holiday season, which runs from December 19, 2025, to January 11, 2026. During this period, more than 341,000 people are expected to visit the city of Oaxaca, Huatulco Bays, and Puerto Escondido. Representing Governor Salomón Jara Cruz, the Secretary of Government (Sego), […]
Querétaro prosecutor’s office raids school for issuing fake high school diplomas
The Querétaro State Attorney General’s Office reported that, as part of an investigation into the crime of generic fraud, a search warrant was executed at a property where high school studies were allegedly being offered without official accreditation. According to the authorities, the investigation began after a complaint was filed by an individual who completed […]
Migrant Caravan 2025: Querétaro receives 80% of the 20,000 compatriots
The 2025 Migrant Caravan saw 5,200 vehicles enter Querétaro state, carrying an estimated 20,000 people. This represents a historic increase compared to previous years and solidifies the state as the primary destination for the December return of Mexican nationals residing in the United States, reported the State Civil Protection Coordination. Eight out of ten participating […]
Diana and Adriana, reported missing in Mazatlán, have been located.
Adriana Guadalupe Saucedo Correa, 34, and Diana Vanessa Meza Astorga, 31, have been located, the State Attorney General’s Office (FGE) reported. The Attorney General’s Office thanks the public for their assistance, as both women disappeared near a residence on Camarón Sábalo Avenue on December 13, 2025. The FGE has deactivated the missing persons reports filed […]
Volaris and Viva Aerobus merge to create a low-cost airline group
Viva Aerobus and Volaris have reached an agreement to merge into a single low-cost airline group, with each company holding a 50 percent stake, according to a joint statement. The two airlines will maintain their current operations under their separate operating certificates and distinct brands, preserving existing routes for passengers while expanding point-to-point travel options, […]
The 27 biggest generators of violence in BC
These 27 criminals, responsible for generating violence, would bring peace to the state, according to Baja California authorities. They are the intellectual and material authors of drug trafficking, street-level drug dealing, and homicides, which have kept Baja California second in the nation in total violent deaths and fourth in executions per 100,000 inhabitants. These criminal […]
They denounce deplorable urban development in BCS
The deplorable urban development in the state of Baja California Sur, governed by Víctor Manuel Castro Cosío, has reached such critical levels that civil organizations have had to express their discontent. On social media and in editorial publications, these organizations observe countless real problems with affordable housing, gentrification, and over-tourism that Baja California Sur faces. […]