With enthusiastic local and national participation, the 2025 Mushroom Fair, in its eighth edition, established itself as one of the most significant celebrations of biodiversity in the north of the country. More than 250 visitors actively participated in educational, culinary, and ecological activities focused on the world of mushrooms. Suhey Delgado, director of the Mushroom […]
In Guerrero, they call to rescue the linguistic heritage of indigenous peoples
With academic events, a gathering of wind bands, a rock concert, and folk dancing, indigenous peoples celebrated the “International Day of the World’s Indigenous Peoples” in Chilpancingo and Chilapa de Álvarez. In Chilpancingo, Jaime García Leyva, a researcher from the Autonomous University of Guerrero, proposed rescuing the values and principles of indigenous peoples, “so that […]
San Ignacio Tayoltita Highway is key to regional development in Sinaloa and Durango; it will benefit more than 11,000 residents.
The Mexican Government’s Secretariat of Infrastructure, Communications, and Transportation reports that the 96.2-km San Ignacio-Tayoltita Highway, which will connect Sinaloa with Durango, is finalizing the final details to begin operations and benefit more than 11,000 residents. Through the SICT (National Commission for the Coordination of Transport and Transportation of Sinaloa and the State of Durango), […]
Agency suspends relationship with Pacifica Ixtapa after tourist death
Following the death of a tourist at the Hotel Pacífica Resort Ixtapa, allegedly due to an electric shock inside his room’s jacuzzi, travel agencies have begun to take action. One of them, Arlette’s Travels, publicly announced the suspension of its business relationship with the establishment. In an official statement, the agency mourned the death of […]
The countryside is running out of workers; young people prefer industry.
Given the need for labor to till Zacatecas’s fields, as young people prefer to study or work in manufacturing or automotive industries, Undersecretary of Agriculture Juan Manuel Martínez García affirmed that a greater focus must be placed on the use of technology to help the state regain its top ranking in agricultural products. After explaining […]
2.5 tons of drugs and a drug lab seized in Chiapas and Guerrero
In operations carried out in the states of Chiapas and Guerrero, federal authorities seized 2.5 tons of methamphetamine and a clandestine laboratory and warehouse where chemicals and drugs were stored, reported the head of the Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection (SSPC), Omar García Harfuch. Members of the SSPC, in coordination with the Secretariats of […]
More than 400 police officers arrested in Chiapas in “clean-up” operations
In eight months, more than 400 municipal and state police officers linked to various crimes have been arrested in Chiapas as part of efforts to restore order and peace in the state, reported State Security Secretary Óscar Aparicio Avendaño. The cleanup operations within the police forces are part of the “Zero Corruption” and “Zero Impunity” […]
The INAH Museum at SCLC is free.
Unlike almost all museums in the country, admission to the Centro Cultural de los Altos, with its halls of the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), and the Centro de Textiles del Mundo Maya (CTMM), located in San Cristóbal de Las Casas, is free. Karla Faro, coordinator of educational services at the CTMM, was […]
Concert for the victims of the Costa Chica disaster in Oaxaca and Guerrero in El Cantoral
Renowned artists from the musical and performing arts worlds will gather on August 17th at 5:30 p.m. at El Cantoral (Roberto Cantoral Cultural Center, Coyoacán) for a charity concert aimed at supporting the Afro-Mexican communities of the Costa Chica region of Oaxaca and Guerrero, severely affected by Hurricane Erika. The “Concert for the Costa Chica” […]
“We want medicine”: Citizens of Villahermosa, Guadalajara, and Oaxaca take to the streets to demand chemotherapy and medications.
This Saturday, several states joined the national mobilization called by the nonprofit civil association Red Nose, with the goal of demanding that the federal government provide medicines and chemotherapy for those in need. The national march “We Want Medicine” took place in at least three cities across the country, including Guadalajara, Villahermosa, and Oaxaca. “We […]