Recent official reports warn of severe weather conditions in the state of Veracruz, particularly extremely high temperatures associated with the El Niño phenomenon this year. Authorities expect a more intense canícula (midsummer heat wave) during July and August, bringing reduced rainfall, extreme temperatures, and possible drought conditions. Heavy rainfall could return toward the end of […]
The industrial real estate sector in Jalisco grows 20% annually and surpasses the residential segment.
Jalisco’s industrial real estate market has maintained an average annual growth rate of 20% over the past three years, outperforming the mid- and high-end residential segments. This momentum has been driven by the expansion of companies already operating in the state, domestic investment, and the development of logistics infrastructure. The president of the Mexican Association […]
Violence in the Isthmus of Oaxaca and southern Veracruz
Violence in the Isthmus of Oaxaca corridor and southern Veracruz shows two connected regional trajectories. In southern Veracruz, the most severe crisis came earlier and was massive and highly visible, especially between 2017 and 2019 in Coatzacoalcos, Minatitlán, and Acayucan. In the Isthmus of Oaxaca, however, violence intensified more clearly beginning in 2019 and became […]
Durango, Jalisco, and Mexico City have the highest rates of cyberbullying through fake identities
In 2025, 20.4% of the 94.9 million internet users aged 12 and older in Mexico experienced some form of cyberbullying. The most common type of cyberbullying experienced by both men and women was being contacted through fake identities. These findings come from the 2025 Cyberbullying Module (MOCIBA) released by the National Institute of Statistics and […]
Medical examiner arrested in Tabasco for multimillion-dollar fraud by falsifying death certificate
A forensic doctor with the Tabasco State Attorney General’s Office (FGE) was arrested after a multi-million-dollar fraud was uncovered. He had falsified a death certificate to facilitate the illegal collection of a life insurance policy. At a press conference, the institution’s deputy attorney general, Gilberto Melquiades Miranda Díaz, confirmed that the public servant was arrested […]
Five clandestine graves found in San José del Cabo, Baja California Sur
On July 5, authorities in Baja California Sur confirmed the discovery of five clandestine graves in the municipality of San José del Cabo. The finding represents progress in the search operations being carried out in the region and highlights the ongoing need for search efforts across the state. The graves were located through close coordination […]
Traditional textile expression from Tabasco seeks to become a registered trademark
The Lomillo Stitch Embroidered Strip is a traditional textile expression from Tabasco that is seeking trademark registration with the Mexican Institute of Industrial Property (IMPI). Therefore, it requires legal support that recognizes various aspects of its origin. Among the actions being undertaken is the collaboration of the artisans, who are the main promoters of this […]
Baja Ferries’ strategy
Baja Ferries, founded by Mariano Ruano, a renowned maritime entrepreneur, has grown into the largest company in Baja California Sur and one of Mexico’s most promising logistics firms. During a meeting with Nino Liaño, the company’s Chief Executive Officer, he explained how Baja Ferries has evolved into one of the country’s strongest logistics businesses, supported […]
Baja California Sur ranks among the states most economically affected by violence
According to data published in the 2026 Mexico Peace Index, Baja California Sur stood out as one of the eight states in the country with the highest per capita cost of violence. According to the study, the state ranked 25th nationally, with a cost of 47,632 pesos per person due to the impact of violent […]