Profeco brings order to Tulum: suspends hotels and businesses and finds tacos costing 400 pesos a serving

The agency documented a significant price difference between lodging in downtown Tulum and in Jaguar Park, where the highest rates are concentrated. After several weeks of controversy surrounding high prices at hotels, restaurants, and shops in Tulum, Quintana Roo, the Federal Consumer Protection Agency (Profeco) suspended several establishments and found food and beverages with exorbitant […]

Baby survivor of Mexico City explosion returns to Mexico

Two-year-old Jazlin is successfully recovering from the burns she suffered on Wednesday, September 10, when a gas tanker overturned on the La Concordia Bridge in Mexico City. Jazlin was transferred to Galveston, Texas, to be treated at Shriners Hospitals for Children because she had burns covering approximately 60% of her body, especially her face, arms, […]

In regions of Durango and Sonora, the first snowfalls of the season

Regions of Sonora and Durango were blanketed in white yesterday with the first snowfalls of the year. In Sonora, it snowed in the municipality of Agua Prieta, and the local Ministry of Education and Culture (SEC) implemented a preventative measure, delaying the start of classes by one hour in 15 mountain municipalities yesterday and today. […]

Chihuahua promotes reform to defend its water sovereignty against federalism

In a move to strengthen the protection of its natural resources, the Chihuahua Congress is working on legislation to guarantee the state’s water sovereignty. The initiative aims to establish a legal framework in the state constitution to prevent any federal reforms or administrative regulations that could jeopardize the state’s control over its watersheds, rivers, and […]

Attention Tamaulipas: Producers will block bridges and highways this Monday, November 24th

With the slogan “The countryside resists, the countryside demands, and the countryside does not surrender,” agricultural producers in Tamaulipas announced a day of blockades and demonstrations for Monday, November 24, as part of a national movement demanding greater support for agriculture. The actions in the state even include a possible blockade of the Pharr International […]

A leaderless and divided movement, but with clear ideas. That’s how young people of Generation Z think in Mexico.

Several social media accounts with the same name, the image of the pirate flag from the manga “One Piece,” and tensions with the government of President Claudia Sheinbaum surround the Generation Z youth movement in Mexico. Lacking clear leadership, they share a common thread: they demand security in Mexico and reject political corruption. And they […]