Oaxaca is known for its rich culture, gastronomy, and vibrant colors, but it’s also home to some of the coldest villages in Mexico, ideal for those seeking winter getaways surrounded by nature. During December, January, and February, several mountain communities experience very low temperatures and offer mountainous landscapes, cloud forests, and cozy cabins perfect for […]
Pro-Tenis Chiapas announces the Chiapas 2025 Grade 03 National Tennis Tournament
The Pro-Tenis Chiapas team officially announced the Chiapas 2025 National Grade 3 Tennis Tournament, which will take place from December 5th to 7th at the Duxla Sports Club in the Chiapas state capital. The announcement was made during a press conference in which the organizing team emphasized the importance of reactivating sanctioned tournaments in the […]
Sunday of terror in Chiapas with clashes and drug cartel roadblocks
Two organized crime groups clashed in a shootout and set up roadblocks near the communities of Nuevo México and Cristóbal Obregón in Chiapas on Sunday, November 30. The State Public Security Secretariat (SSP) reported that “three vehicles were set on fire near the community of Nuevo México, in the municipality of Villaflores: a large truck, […]
Congressman Paul Arce, a member of the Movement for Socialism (MSC), is linked to acts of corruption by a federal judge.
Former mayor and state representative Paul “A” and/or P.A.O. was formally charged by a Federal District Court judge for the alleged embezzlement of more than 15 million pesos earmarked for pothole repair. The Movimiento Ciudadano (MC) member remains free despite being under investigation in at least two other cases, but these are under state jurisdiction. […]
Femicide, homicide, and drug dealing are on the rise in Campeche…
In Campeche, femicide, intentional homicide, kidnapping, and drug dealing increased by an average of 53.7 percent between January and October 2025, compared to the same period in 2024. According to figures from the Executive Secretariat of the National Public Security System, femicide saw the largest increase, rising from 5 to 9 cases this year, an […]
The Mérida International Film Festival is becoming established
Ten years after its inception, the Mérida and Yucatán International Film Festival (FICMY) has established itself as one of the best in Mexico and solidified its position as a major showcase for Ibero-American cinema. “In the 10th edition, we had eight feature films and 17 short films from Ibero-America competing, along with eight feature films […]
The first gas station built in Mérida is now officially a Cultural Heritage Site
The former Cepansa gas station (also known as the Tiro Pichón station) can now be considered a Site of Cultural Interest and is one of Mérida’s most significant buildings. The Governing Council of the Regional Government of Extremadura approved the decree on Tuesday declaring the striking building a Site of Cultural Interest, with the category […]
Venezuelan arrested in Cancun with drugs during police operation
During a patrol, officers from the Secretariat of Citizen Security arrested an individual in the Paseos del Mar area of Cancún. The intervention occurred after officers observed a man handling small bags containing substances that, upon inspection, turned out to be marijuana and a white powder resembling cocaine. The individual, a Venezuelan national, was also […]
Discussion to bring forward the presidential recall referendum to 2027 postponed until next year
The discussion on reforming Article 35 of the Constitution, to move up the presidential recall referendum to 2027 and align it with the elections to renew the Chamber of Deputies and 17 governorships, has been postponed until 2026, confirmed Ricardo Monreal, coordinator of the Morena party, this morning. On November 10, the Constitutional Affairs Committee […]
A Sinaloan among the giants of science! Rafael Ángel Narcio Laveaga, the first Mexican Run Manager at CERN
In a universe where the smallest particles hold enormous secrets, the story of a young man whose passion and curiosity know no bounds emerges. Rafael Ángel Narcio Laveaga has taken the name of Sinaloa and Mexico to the most prestigious laboratories in the world, demonstrating that science is an open path for those who dare […]