With a call to revive art in the plazas, gardens, and alleys of the Historic Center, the 22nd edition of the Zacatecas International Street Theater Festival was officially presented. It will take place from October 11 to 18, 2025, in more than 18 venues in the capital and 15 municipalities. The program was announced by […]
The Tamaulipas government promotes community tourism with new cabins at the Poza Madre de Ocampo.
In the heart of Tamaulipas, Poza Madre stands as a true natural paradise, consolidating its position as the symbol of community tourism in the region. With the upcoming opening of cabins by the Tamaulipas government, the expansion of innovative services, and visionary strategies, this destination is poised to captivate a greater number of visitors, driving […]
Registration, certification, and ethics proposed in new real estate law for Durango
A bill regulating real estate services in the state of Durango was introduced in the State Congress. The bill aims to establish a regulatory framework that provides legal certainty, transparency, and security in housing sales and rental transactions. Representative Alejandro Mojica Narváez stated that the proposal seeks to address the lack of regulation in the […]
Sargassum returns to the beaches of Tulum
The sargassum wash has returned to the shores of Tulum, where the beaches once again appear overcrowded by macroalgae. David Buchanan García, Director of Administration for the Federal Maritime Terrestrial Zone (Zofemat), acknowledged the cleanup efforts, although “it seems that when you leave, the beaches look as if you haven’t done anything.” As of last […]
Yucatán: Mayor of Mérida regrets Supreme Court ruling on property tax increase
Mérida Mayor Cecilia Patrón Laviada lamented the decision of the Supreme Court of Justice to not recognize municipal autonomy and prevent the increase in property taxes in 2025 and even 2026. “The Mérida City Council appealed to the Supreme Court of Justice because we feel our municipal autonomy has been violated. We will always defend […]
“Invest in Yucatán” positions Mérida as an investment destination
In the coming months, the Yucatan capital will intensify its range of attractions for the enjoyment of locals and visitors. Source: milenio
Profepa halts construction of police headquarters in Punta Colorada, Puerto Escondido
Following a series of complaints filed by citizens and environmental groups, the Federal Attorney for Environmental Protection (Profepa) partially suspended construction work on a state police station, which Oaxaca authorities planned to build on 22,797 square meters of low deciduous forest in the Punta Colorada reserve, located on the coast of Oaxaca. In a statement, […]
Landslides reported on the Oaxaca-Puerto Escondido highway
According to users, the tunnel area has been the most affected, and although vehicles are able to pass, this situation can take several minutes. The roadway is littered with rocks and mud, so cleanup has begun. The situation is expected to continue like this, so the relevant authorities have urged motorists to drive with caution. […]
Mexico ignores the UN: Claudia Sheinbaum’s government keeps the Cancuc Five (Chiapas) prisoners.
Despite strong international denunciations, the new government of Claudia Sheinbaum continues to imprison five Tseltal defenders from San Juan Cancuc, Chiapas, in a case that has been described as a serious human rights violation. On September 3, 2025, in Tuxtla Gutiérrez, human rights groups, family members, and Indigenous organizations held a press conference to denounce […]
San Cristóbal de Las Casas underwater, and abandonment
San Cristóbal de Las Casas, one of Chiapas’ most iconic tourist destinations, recently experienced a natural disaster that left destruction, property losses, and profound public outrage in its wake. The torrential rains severely affected local workers, who lost their street vendors, including traditional hot dog carts, as well as homes and even historic church facades. […]