The Museum of Popular Art (MAP) opens its doors to one of the most joyful exhibitions of the year: the 2025 Mexican Piñata Exhibition. The exhibition grew out of the Piñata Contest, which recently celebrated its 19th edition, featuring dozens of pieces crafted by artisans from across the country. In all shapes, sizes, and themes, […]
Isolated communities in Veracruz and Hidalgo: Air bridges continue
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum reported that airlifts continue to reach communities cut off by recent rains in Veracruz and Hidalgo. From the National Palace, during her morning press conference, President Sheinbaum stated that only a few communities remain isolated and that they are receiving food supplies and medical attention. “The machinery is still working; we […]
Get ready for the Ceviche Festival in Paso del Humo
The aroma of lime and the spicy kick of chili peppers are poised to once again conquer northern Veracruz and southern Tamaulipas with the seventh annual Ceviche Festival, promising a grand gastronomic and cultural celebration in the region. The schedule indicates three days of activities, from November 15th to 17th, in El Paso del Humo, […]
The Magical Town of Hidalgo that has the cheapest tourist sites to visit, according to the AI
Hidalgo is full of hidden gems to explore, discover, and be dazzled by its natural, cultural, and historical richness. Each area offers unique landscapes and unforgettable experiences, making this region an ideal destination for those seeking adventure and discovery. Among so many options, there’s a Pueblo Mágico (Magical Town) that, besides being charming, is very […]
Major problem in Mexican Aviation
What a mess our country’s government is in with the decision made by the DOT (United States Department of Transportation). The impact on our aviation is real, and it will be difficult to repair the negative effects caused by not following the established rules and commitments. Everything I’ve read on this subject is true, and […]
Puebla of all angels
When someone dies in Heaven, the people of Puebla say, they go to Puebla. That’s what happens to me; from time to time, my fleeting attempts at virtue are rewarded with a visit to that beautiful city. “For tongues and bells, Puebla’s are the best,” goes a Mexican saying. I don’t know about the gossip, […]
The unknown beach of Michoacán
Michoacán is a state renowned for its rich culture, ancestral traditions, and stunning natural landscapes. While its coastline isn’t always as frequently mentioned as other Mexican coasts, it harbors unexplored gems that offer unique experiences for travelers seeking to escape the crowds. These beaches are characterized by a more rugged and authentic beauty, with La […]
There will be free movies at the Latin American film festival in Puebla
Promoting in-person dialogue, bringing independent and commercial cinema closer to the public, and encouraging them to go beyond simply watching it on a mobile device or a small screen, is the goal of the tenth edition of the Latin American Film Festival in Puebla. This was confirmed by its coordinator, Damián Cano, who emphasized that […]
These are the 5 paradise beaches in Mexico to escape the cold in November 2025
Mexico is a nation recognized globally for its extensive coastline, encompassing the Pacific Ocean, the Gulf of Mexico, and the Caribbean Sea. This privileged geography has solidified the country as one of the leading beach destinations, offering a wide range of options for relaxation and recreation, from well-developed resorts to more secluded spots. The arrival […]
Blockades and attacks on several highways in Michoacán after armed confrontation
Following a confrontation on the Pátzcuaro-Uruapan highway, armed individuals blocked two sections of road and set fire to a large truck at the turnoff to the community of Ajuno. They also blocked the Tzurumútaro-Tzintzuntzan highway near the community of Sanabria with a camper and another truck. Similarly, the criminals blocked the Morelia-Pátzcuaro highway at the […]