Exclusive street tacos spark criticism in San Miguel de Allende

A taco stand set up on the street generated annoyance, complaints, and even ridicule among residents and passersby in the area of ​​Calzada de la Presa and Calzada de la Luz, a few blocks from the Historic Center of San Miguel de Allende. The reaction wasn’t to the stand itself, which seemed like a makeshift […]

Religious tourism boosts visits to Querétaro during the Jubilee Year

The municipality of Querétaro boasts one of the most extensive religious heritages in the country, with approximately 277 Catholic churches distributed across its seven districts. Of these, 20 temples, convents, and monasteries are located in the Historic Center, recognized by UNESCO for its Baroque architecture and cultural significance. This year, religious tourism took center stage […]

Losses from cargo truck theft in Mexico exceed 7 billion pesos

Cargo truck theft in Mexico increased from approximately 14,300 robberies in 2022 to nearly 16,000 in 2025. In 68% of cases, violence was involved. Annual losses from this crime are estimated at more than 7 billion pesos. Alejandro García Medina, Director of New Products at IA27, a consulting firm specializing in logistics security, explained that […]

Sheinbaum will announce an increase in the minimum wage and a 40-hour workweek on Monday, December 1.

Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum made two important announcements regarding labor rights in the country. She celebrated the workforce and confirmed that on December 1st, her administration will announce the minimum wage adjustment that will be in effect in 2025. Sheinbaum Pardo explained that this update is part of her administration’s commitment to continue strengthening workers’ purchasing […]

Book presented recognizing the importance of Mayan embroidery in Yucatán as a living heritage

The work of the Mayan embroiderers of Yucatán is recognized in the book “Mayan Embroidery of Yucatán: Living Heritage,” a work resulting from the collaboration between the Yucatán Ministry of Culture and the Arts, UNESCO Mexico, and the Banorte Foundation. During the book’s presentation, which also examines the process that consolidated Mayan embroidery as Intangible […]

Real estate project in Yucatán shut down due to damage to coastal dune; irregular permits alleged

Municipal authorities in Yobaín shut down a real estate project on the Chabihau–San Crisanto highway for lacking permits and causing damage to the coastal dune. Municipal officials documented the existence of construction work without authorization for building and land use. The case revealed new allegations of irregular permit management networks in the coastal area, a […]