On the eve of the start of chiles en nogada season, Puebla Governor Alejandro Armenta Mier appeared this Tuesday to celebrate the launch of this state’s signature dish. He was accompanied by Puebla’s head of tourism development, Carla López Mayo; the Secretary of Rural Development, Ana Laura Altamirano; the Secretary of Economy and Labor, Victor […]
Tamaulipas highways reopen after Barry: only the Zaragoza-González section remains.
Following Tropical Storm Barry’s impact on the central and southern parts of the state, Tamaulipas Secretary General Héctor Joel Villegas González assured that roads are now open, although he acknowledged damage to some highway sections. In an interview in the Moscow sector of Tampico, he announced that “as you have seen since day one of […]
Extreme heat alert issued for Baja California this week; Mexicali and San Felipe are the areas most at risk.
The Baja California State Civil Protection Coordination issued a warning for high temperatures that will continue from Wednesday, July 9th to Friday, July 11th, primarily in Mexicali and San Felipe, where highs of up to 48 degrees are expected, increasing the risk of heat exhaustion and dehydration. Mexicali and San Felipe, the areas most at […]
Monday of traffic chaos: This is what we know about the truckers’ strike on the Mexico-Puebla highway.
Another truckers’ strike this Monday, July 7! Operators reported that they are organizing to close the Mexico-Puebla highway this morning, so traffic backups may occur and alternate routes may be required. Transportation groups shared this information on social media, stating that due to the insecurity they face, they will demonstrate again, hoping to be able […]
Alert for the disappearance of Karla Valencia, a trans woman, in Veracruz
Various groups and organizations are speaking out against the disappearance of Karla Valencia Márquez, a trans woman, in Veracruz. Her disappearance comes amid protests over the transfemicide of Alexis Noé Velázquez Delgado, which occurred last week. Karla, 32, has been missing since June 30, when she left work at the El Cuadrilátero bar in the […]
“Mono” Múñoz, former money launderer for Los Zetas, and former governor of Baja California Sur linked to “huachicol”
Federal investigations into fuel trafficking linked the latest cases of “huachicol,” or fuel theft, to Juan Manuel Múñoz Luévano, alias “El Mono,” a former alleged money launderer for Los Zetas, and to Ernesto Guillermo Ruffo Appel, former governor of Baja California and the first governor to be a member of a political party other than […]
Delivery workers protest against the “Vest Law” in Puebla
This Tuesday, dozens of motorcyclists who work as delivery drivers for digital platforms gathered in the Plaza Torrecillas parking lot to protest the recent amendments to the Puebla State Mobility and Road Safety Law, popularly known as the “Vest Law” or “Helmet Law.” Those dissidents believe these reforms impose measures that hinder their daily activities, […]
In Orizaba, how much does it cost to go up the Mountain Slide?
Did you know that the first mountain slide in Mexico is in the magical town of Orizaba? This adventure attraction, suitable for children and adults, is located on the slopes of a hill. If you love speed, thrills, and nature, keep reading. Where is the Orizaba Mountain Slide? This dizzying attraction is located on Cerro […]
He was the richest person in Sonora. As a young man, he created six successful companies and competed with Carlos Slim Helú.
From the fields of Cócorit to the stock exchanges of New York and Mexico City (CDMX), Enrique Robinson Bours Almada left an indelible mark on the business history of Sonora and the country. A visionary and pioneer, he was the architect behind six successful companies before turning 30, including two that completely transformed the Mexican […]
Racist Lady Case: Can she be deported for discriminatory insults directed at a Mexico City police officer?
The viral case of the so-called “Racist Lady” continues to generate controversy. Social media users began demanding the deportation of the Argentine woman for discriminatorily insulting a traffic officer. On July 7, the head of the Secretariat of Citizen Security, Pablo Vázquez, reported that the assaulted Mexico City police officer had already filed a formal […]