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This is why Durango is known as the city of legends

Durango, a city steeped in myth and history, welcomes tourists to its historic district, which boasts a stunning collection of old buildings and legends.

Cancun seaweed update, conditions, and forecast 2022

Keep up-to-date with the most recent information on the Cancun seaweed conditions and the seasonal sargassum forecast report in the Riviera Maya and the Mexican Caribbean.

Why Nayarit's oysters are a delicacy worth seeking out

Visit San Blas and Boca de Camichin to experience the enchantment of the area's diverse cultural traditions and natural beauty, and to sample the delectable fare of the region's restaurants.

Prosecutor investigates Puerto Vallarta hotel femicide

The woman was discovered bound and gagged inside a room at a hotel in Puerto Vallarta. Her hands and feet were also shackled together.

Baja California Sur bids farewell to daylight saving time forever

The whole state of Baja California Sur, as well as some communities along the border with the United States of America, will enter wintertime at 2:00 a.m. on Sunday, October 30.

Ducks and roosters had their throats slashed in Acapulco satanic rites

Witches and warlocks who allegedly perform satanic rituals in Acapulco have been accused of scattering dozens of ducks and white chickens on beaches, most of them with their throats slashed, along with fruits and wrappings in blue rags.

Venturing further into Costa Rica? Check out Puerto Jimenez!

Puerto Jimenez located in the Osa Peninsula, far from the world but very close to nature, offers spectacular tourist products, such as dolphin watching, whale watching, manta rays, birds, flora and fauna, kayaking, zip-lining, and panning for gold in the jungle streams.

Persistent arrival of seaweed on Cozumel island

If the seaweed in Cozumel continues to arrive in this way, it is expected that by the end of the year about 3,500 tons will reach the island.

Key aspects of Mexico's labor reform to increase vacation days

The labor reform could go into force as early as 2023, but it will not apply retrospectively; it will place Mexico in the middle of the regional pack.

U.S. agrees to extend T-MEC consultations on energy policy

The minimum amount of time of 75 days for negotiations between Mexico and the United States to establish an agreement on energy problems as part of the T-MEC has been fulfilled.

Benito Messeguer's mural The Human Creation and the Economy

Benito Messeguer (1927-1982) was 35 when he began painting La creación humana y la economia in the Narciso Bassols Auditorium of the Faculty of Economics at the UNAM. He finished it in October 1963.

Asteroid collision with Earth unlikely in the next 100 years

Although there are objects nearby, at this time, none can cause major damage. The DART Mission is a kinetic impact test that deflects the trajectory of an asteroid but does not destroy it.

Direct European involvement in the Russia-Ukraine conflict would mean World War III

There has been a "very robust and united" response from the European Union. Things are not going well in Moscow if they are requiring the mobilization of reserves and publicly threatening to deploy nuclear weapons.

Quelites, the silent heroes of the Mexican food

Rather than simply present in the diet of Mexicans, quelites are once again gaining relevance and it seems that they will assume the leading role.

Electric car battery manufacture begins in Mexico

In response to a directive from the Mexican president, the Ministry of Foreign Affairs (SRE) is developing a new battery manufacturing facility to help make Mexico a global leader in electromobility.

Why Puebla in Mexico is the best place to go for culture

Puebla, the capital of the state of the same name, is a city of contrasts. It is both colonial and modern, with remains of pre-Hispanic civilization, making it the finest spot to visit if you want to learn about the culture.

Bank of Mexico prioritizes inflation control

The current increase in this item depends on external factors such as the pandemic, the slowness of global production chains, and the scarcity of inputs.

Latest Game Recaps of the Liga BBVA MX Apertura 2022

Check out the most up-to-date information on the Liga BBVA MX, including the latest scores, statistics, and game schedules. Keep up with the most recent outcomes, news, and more.

Why we must move towards a more responsible tourism

The pandemic allows us to rethink if we want to preserve a model with high environmental impact. According to the United Nations World Tourism Organization, Mexico ranked the third most visited country in 2020 and the 13th in terms of tourism-related foreign exchange earnings.

Violence in Mexico: How to Stop the Bloodshed

The highest rates of violence were recorded in the states of Guanajuato (1,864), Michoacán (1,587), Baja California (1,567), the Federal District (1,475), Jalisco (1,218), and Chihuahua (1,232) during that period.

How interactive games replace recreational activities

The number of people who play video games has progressed; nowadays, they play on consoles and shift their leisure preferences to games that can be played on smartphones.

Why peace in Ukraine is far away

Russian intervention in the neighboring country is a historic failure. What we are seeing is the intention to escalate the war. The migration crisis will impact more nations and produce greater instability in Europe.

Latin America's lithium is vital to global energy issues

This element may be found in Mexico in quantities of at least four million tons. Approximately seventy thousand dollars is the price tag attached to one ton of material.

The Michoacan earthquake won't reawaken Popocatepetl

For more than a year Popocatepetl has presented a low activity rate, with fewer ash emissions. The arrival of this dust to Mexico City occurs frequently because it is regulated by wind direction. The population is advised to pay attention to the recommendations.

How U.S. political groups employ T-MEC for elections

It is not unusual for the United States to issue threats that they would take retaliatory action. The renegotiation of NAFTA presented an opportunity to exit this kind of arrangement, and it was taken advantage of.

How drinks based on natural products can fight overweight and obesity

Drinks made from natural ingredients are another tool that may be utilized in the fight against overweight and obese conditions.

What to Know About the Wills and Testaments in Mexico

Everything you need to know about the wills and testaments that can be created in Mexico How much it costs and what factors are taken into consideration are also included.

Juan Cordero's work in San Ildefonso: That precursor mural that was destroyed

Tempera is one of the oldest and most traditional methods of painting, and Juan Cordero used it to paint his mural "The Triumph of Science and Work over Envy and Ignorance."

How icons depict saints and why every saint has an icon

In the Orthodox Church and iconography, saints of various orders are adored. These are people from the creation of the world to the present who are part of the history of the world's redemption and are related to Jesus Christ, Christian doctrine, and faith in God. And every saint has an icon.

Can I still consume food that has mold on it?

It is essential to keep in mind to store food in containers that are appropriate for the food as well as in locations that have adequate ventilation, temperature, and humidity.

How PYHIIEXTRACTOR enhances the study of bright celestial bodies

PYHIIEXTRACTOR detects the main characteristics (positions and radii) of lumpy ionized regions. A code outperforms similar astronomical tools. The work was selected as the first paper in the newly created British journal RASTI.

Why anorexia and bulimia should be considered chronic diseases

Both anorexia and bulimia are eating disorders that are more prevalent in female adolescents, even though they have been documented in children as young as five years of age.

Building requirements must be followed during earthquakes

The most powerful earthquakes are typically connected to movements that take place in subduction zones, which are regions where two tectonic plates come into contact with one another. These regions are known as tectonic compression environments.

How lack of possibilities and rising mistrust fuel violence in Michoacan

The cycle of crime in Michoacán is maintained by several factors, including the territorial struggle between illegal groups there, a growing distrust of authorities and self-defense groups, a lack of alternatives for youth development, and the normalization of violence.

Daily summary: What's going on in the Russia-Ukraine war right now?

Briefly and concisely, the highlights of Russia's Ukraine war on 1st October. For seven months Ukraine has been heroically defending its country against the aggressor's invasion.

In 2021, the divorce rate in Mexico rose by 61.4%

According to numbers provided by INEGI, there were 149,675 divorces in 2021, which is a 61.4% increase over the number of divorces that took place in 2020. Only 10% of divorces were settled through administrative channels, while 90% were settled through judicial channels.

How is caffeine eliminated from coffee beans?

While modern decaffeination methods are exceedingly effective and selective, they do have the potential to modify the coffee's flavor and aroma.

How Playa del Carmen keeps cab-riders safe

Playa del Carmen takes the safety of its visitors seriously, and one way it does this is by using QR codes in its taxi fleet. The decals in the Lazaro Cardenas del Rio Union were installed by the government of Solidaridad and the Secretary of Tourism.

What is the Lev Tahor sect that is making waves in Mexico?

A Variety of Attractions in Santa Catarina Lachatao, Mexico

Santa Catarina Lachatao is a municipality in the state of Oaxaca, Mexico, that has recognized the economic and environmental benefits of its location in the lush Sierra Norte mountain range (also known as Sierra Juárez).

What effects will the Cancun Urban Development Plan have?

Get an understanding of the benefits and drawbacks of the Urban Development Plan for the city of Cancun.

Tips on how to get started with reducing your electricity bill

You might believe that conserving power is a daunting chore, but the reality is that even simple changes can have a significant impact on the amount of money you spend on electricity each month.

The number of marriages in Mexico grew by 35% in 2021

In 2021, the INEGI reported that there were a total of 453 thousand 85 marriages registered in Mexico, which is an increase of 35% compared to the number of marriages recorded in 2020.

The incredible beauty of La Paz in Baja California Sur, Mexico

La Paz, the capital of Baja California Sur, serves as a portal to incomparable natural wealth and splendor, which leads to different places of tourist interest in the peninsula.

Encouraging regeneration of ozone layer recorded

The Northern Hemisphere's Arctic and mid-latitudes are predicted to fully recover by around 2035, followed by the Southern Hemisphere's mid-latitudes by the middle of the century, and the Antarctic region by 2060.

An ideal vacation spot for families. Welcome to San Jose Iturbide

San Jose Iturbide is a city where tourists can spend a relaxing weekend or take a longer excursion to explore the area's vast, surreal scenery.

Sinaloa is in the path of Hurricane Orlene in the Pacific

Early Thursday morning, tropical storm "Orlene" formed, its center is located 470 km from Colima, which has the potential to become Hurricane Orlene. On Sunday, it is expected to make landfall in Sinaloa as a Tropical Storm.

The beaches on Isla Mujeres are pristine and free of sargassum

Find out more about the preparations that the authorities of Isla Mujeres are making for the sargassum seaweed season in the year 2022 in the state of Quintana Roo here.

The role of chili in Mexican cuisine

Chili peppers are an essential component of the cuisine of Mexico in virtually every conceivable form: fresh or dried, on their own or in combination with other components, natural or artificially prepared.

Coahuila reinforces its status as a leading business destination

We should take note of the recent uptick in business activity in the state of Coahuila. The state is seeing the arrival of major manufacturers. Learn about the state's existing strengths and weaknesses, as well as the opportunities and threats it faces.

The properties of the cocoa bean husk

The nutritional content and conferred health qualities, such as antihypertensive, antidiabetogenic, and antioxidant effects, of any meal or beverage, could be increased by including cocoa bean hulls as an ingredient.

What happened on October 2, 1968, in Mexico?

October 2, 2022, commemorates the 54th anniversary of the 1968 student massacre in Tlatelolco, in the Plaza de las Tres Culturas, where more than 300 people died, mostly students, and to date the exact number of dead and wounded is unknown.

Game Recaps of the Mexican National Team on Their Way to Qatar 2022

This article provides coverage of the matches that the Mexican national football team has participated in as part of their quest to qualify for the FIFA World Cup in Qatar in 2022.

A closer look at the US-Mexico GMO corn lawsuit

The Mexican government's decision to prohibit the importation of genetically modified corn is the source of the latest disagreement between the two trading partners, which will be the subject of the next trade conflict.

There are 1,627 cases of monkeypox in Mexico

As of September 26, the Mexican Ministry of Health had confirmed 1,627 cases of monkeypox across the country, with 967 of those cases occurring in Mexico City alone.

The countries with the most vacations in the world

The United Kingdom, Luxembourg, and Austria are the countries in the Organization for Economic Co-operation and Development (OECD) that have the most days off for vacation.

Obesity, a "socially contagious" disease

Low self-esteem and depression are vicious circles that perpetuate obesity. Labeling on products has "formidable results"; thousands have been reformulated to reduce the number of food labels.

A man gets bitten by a rattlesnake after mistaking it for a toy

It was a snake of the rattlesnake species and was roughly 35 centimeters in length. In the past week, there have been at least five reports of people being bitten by snakes in Nuevo Leon.

Study: More water, less sugar-sweetened beverages

The purpose of this study is to examine the correlation between students' consumption of sugary drinks and their overall body composition and to draw conclusions on the efficacy of a program to urge students to drink more water.

Mexico's small businesses struggle with e-commerce

Although Mexico is one of the countries that engage in the most e-commerce, several industry experts think that there are currently not enough initiatives in place to assist small enterprises.

Recipe: Pickled taco vegetables

Make some vibrant and spicy pickled vegetables to go with your taco meal. They will be the perfect accompaniment.

Murals by Luis Nishizawa and Gilberto Aceves Navarro

Located south of Mexico City, in Xochimilco: Mural in ceramics I and Mural in ceramics II, by Luis Nishizawa; Apotheosis of Don Manuel Tolsá and the Romantic Muses, by Gilberto Aceves Navarro.

Cuba votes in favor of legalizing same-sex marriage in a referendum

In a referendum, Cuban citizens have given their thumbs up to new family legislation that opens the door to same-sex marriage.

This is why the ayocote bean is so fantastic

In Latin America, ayocote is soaked the night before and then boiled, followed by pressure cooking, which improves flavor and palatability and boosts nutrient bioavailability.

Hurricane Ian will affect Cancun and the entire Yucatan Peninsula (updated)

The entire Yucatan Peninsula, including Cancun, will be impacted by Hurricane Ian. This is the path of the phenomenon that has sparked concern in Jamaica, Cuba, and other Caribbean nations and is now poised to strike Florida.

2022 Sargassum seaweed update in the Dominican Republic

Stay informed about the most recent sargassum forecast updates and seaweed conditions in Punta Cana, Dominican Republic, in 2022.

Weeks 1 to 3 of the 2022 NFL Season: A Recap

Week 3 of the NFL season has come to a close, and with it came several shocks. Here is everything you missed from that action-packed day of football.

The Spanish language continues to gain ground in the United States

More than 60 million Latinos or Hispanics live in the United States, according to the most recent census; as of 2015, the vast majority of this group was born in the United States, marking a significant milestone in the lengthy history of Spanish presence in the American union.

The Aztec Caviar: Mexican Truffle Huitlacoche

The huitlacoche is an edible fungus, a parasite of corn, that has become a valuable product since it is excellent food and an important source of economic income for the producers who commercialize it.

The importance of collagen for health

The article dispels some common misconceptions regarding collagen and reveals some of its more interesting properties.

Tulum coronavirus update: now it will be possible to enjoy the beach at night

Following the restrictions imposed by the pandemic on the use of open spaces and beaches in Tulum, the government has released a new schedule that will allow beachgoers to enjoy the beach at night.

The Mexican government is seeking investors for a new cruise port

In Puerto Vallarta, Mexico, the process of soliciting bids for the development of a new cruise port is now underway.

The Magical Aura of San Sebastian del Oeste in Jalisco

Visitors who are interested in learning more about San Sebastian del Oeste's 400-year-old history, are drawn to the town by the mystical aura that surrounds it.

How Alzheimer's illness has implications for caretakers

Caregivers of patients diagnosed with Alzheimer's disease may experience a range of negative emotions, including fear, worry, anguish, excitement, and wrath.

Who are the Dragones Urbanos operating in Tamaulipas?

This elite branch of the Secretariat of National Defense is known for its ability to take down criminals during confrontations, with some of these deaths occurring outside of the legal system.

These are Quintana Roo destinations vulnerable to flooding

In the general vicinity of Cancun, the number of neighborhoods that are most in danger from flooding is 165, while the number of neighborhoods that are at risk from flooding is 153.

These are the best luxury hotels in Guanajuato and San Miguel de Allende

Guanajuato's independent hotels and restaurants meet quality standards, offer friendly and personalized service, and guarantee you a unique experience that you won't find anywhere else. This will show up on your next trip, making it a great memory.

What are the most dangerous areas in Cancun?

What You Need to Know About Cookbooks

When viewed as texts, cookbooks have the potential to be deceiving. But, when viewed within the context of the time in which they were written, you can learn a great deal about how preferences and possibilities evolved.

Canada accuses Mexico of ruining T-MEC investment

Canada has demanded that its enterprises be given equal treatment and has voiced its displeasure with the inaction of regulatory bodies over the release of licenses for the electrical industry.

American shot in Playa del Carmen's hotel zone

A man who was visiting from Texas in the United States was killed by gunfire in the hotel zone of Playa del Carmen while he was there.

Latest Playa del Carmen seaweed update for 2022

The most recent information regarding the seaweed conditions in Playa del Carmen and the Riviera Maya. Data, cleaning efforts, and an anticipated amount of sargassum

Watch: A huge crocodile stops traffic in Altamira, Tamaulipas

At least two meters in length, the crocodile was a traffic hazard on a street in Altamira, Tamaulipas, before it was captured and released back into its natural environment.

Tips for choosing housing in seismic zones

It is important to keep in mind how prone Mexico is to earthquakes. When looking for a house in an area that is prone to earthquakes, it is essential to seek professional guidance.

Why does the telephone signal fail in an earthquake?

Sending a brief text message is an alternative that will allow us to interact with our relatives after an earthquake while minimizing the likelihood of a widespread signal loss occurring.

Is it mandatory to tip in restaurants in Mexico?

Since tipping is considered a form of gratuity rather than a necessary service charge in Mexico, businesses are not allowed to add it to customers' bills unless they specifically request it.

How to help people in wheelchairs in case of an earthquake

It is necessary that people who use wheelchairs, as well as their companions or caregivers, know what to do before, during, and after an earthquake.

40-year sentence for "El Mochaorejas" ordered to be reviewed

The federal court that heard one of the cases against kidnapper Daniel Arizmendi Lopez, aka "El Mochaorejas," has decided to reexamine the term, acquittal, or conviction in question.

When does Mexico's autumnal equinox take place in 2022 and what is it?

Beginning with the autumnal equinox in 2022, we shall enter a time of year defined by ochre tones: When does it happen, and what exactly is it, in Mexico?

How many cold fronts will there be in 2022-2023?

The 2022-2023 Cold Front Season has officially begun, and the first front may interact with a tropical storm, which may have an impact on the Southeast.

Do you know why going barefoot is healthy?

Going barefoot has health benefits, but why exactly is this the case? For starters, there's the foot massage. Also, the sense of touch is enhanced by going barefoot.

Why do the Cowboys have faith in Cooper Rush, and who is he?

The Dallas Cowboys are in a tough spot as a result of the injury sustained by Dak Prescott, which will force him to miss at least four weeks of action, but they still have Cooper Rush.

You can grow chili peppers on your windowsill all year round

How you can cultivate a variety of plants for your health and herbs in the greenhouse during the summer and on the windowsill so that you have access to vitamins throughout the year.

What beaches to visit in Riviera Nayarit?

Here is a selection of the best beaches in Riviera Nayarit. The coastline offers jungle landscapes with incredible stretches of beautiful beaches.

Canelo: Saul Alvarez vs Golovkin: Full fight card for Sept. 17

The week that will decide everything has now arrived. Here is the card for the evening, which will feature a trilogy fight between Saul Alvarez and Gennady Golovkin that is sure to be exciting.

Gennady Golovkin: GGG's sarcastic statement towards rival Saul Alvarez

Gennady Golovkin, a Kazakh boxer known by his ring name GGG, recently expressed his happiness that his bout with Canelo took place at this time rather than at a later age.

Everything you need to know about taxes in Mexico

Taxes must be paid by all individuals and businesses that have a physical presence in Mexico; but, what exactly are taxes and how do they function? Keep reading to find out more.

El Grito: This is what the priest Hidalgo shouted

What days and times does the United States play in the World Cup?

Let's go over the schedule for the United States' matches in group B of the 2022 World Cup in Qatar, including the dates and times of those matches. The country will be placed in a challenging pool.

5 key points to understand the reform of the Mexican Armed Forces

The Senate will vote to approve the reform on the permanent presence of the Armed Forces in the streets; the following are some key issues that are necessary to comprehend what it proposes.

When does the Modern Warfare 2 open beta start?

Find out everything there is to know about the newest Call of Duty game from Activision, Modern Warfare 2. Dates have been provided for both early access and the formal launch of Call of Duty: Next.

Dealing with extortion phone calls in Los Cabos

To avoid receiving any further extortion calls in Los Cabos, the local police advise residents to maintain their composure, report the number to the cyber police, and then block the number.

More than 10 dead in different attacks in Guanajuato

Investigations are currently being conducted into the different attacks in Guanajuato that resulted in the deaths of 14 individuals; however, despite there being 10 victims in Irapuato alone, no one has been apprehended.

Weather in Mexico on September 14: 40°C in Nuevo Leon and Yucatán

Low-pressure systems and the introduction of humidity will have an impact on the weather on September 14, resulting in precipitation across 27 states in Mexico.

Hurricane season continues in Los Cabos

The best course of action to take during hurricane season in Los Cabos is to take preventative measures, as this will allow you to avoid taking any unnecessary risks. Learn more about the subject.

Jorge Luis Borges: a universal Argentine

Jorge Luis Borges, an Argentine poet, essayist, and writer who was born on August 24, 1899, is widely regarded as one of the most influential writers of all time. The events recounted here occurred in his actual life.

Acapulco Botanical Garden, home of Guerrero's biodiversity

At the Esther Botanical Garden in Acapulco, one of the largest in the state of Guerrero, visitors can gain an understanding of the significance of preserving the local flora as well as how to do so.

How Mexican defender Kevin Alvarez made his way to the top

How to visit Playa del Carmen beaches and cenotes for free

The labyrinth or the adventure of looking for the exit

One of the most evocative pictures from mythology is that of the labyrinth, yet we have mostly forgotten the tales of love, power, pain, and bravery that are associated with it.

Shootings have caused unease in the streets of Orizaba

People in Orizaba are being asked not to leave their houses because of the gunfire that has been going on on Monday afternoon during the intense mobilization of agents from all three levels of government.

Who is Víctor Manuel Torres García, alias El Güero or Papirrín?

An indictment was brought against Victor Manuel Torres Garcia, also known as "El Güero" or "Papirrn." The charge is one of aggravated criminal association.

The "Treasure Chest" Scam: A Novel Con Technique

A new form of online fraud known as "La Valija del Tesoro" (The Treasure Chest) was brought to the attention of the general public by the police force in charge of the capital city, along with helpful hints and suggestions.

Rufino Tamayo: poet of space, shapes, and color

This article introduces the famous Mexican artist Rufino Tamayo, as well as his work and his philosophy of what it means to be a man.

La Niña "triple episode" will affect 18 million people

The United Nations has issued a warning that for the first time in this century, a "triple episode" of La Nia could occur. If this occurs, it could have devastating consequences for approximately 18 million people living in Africa, where droughts and subsequent fires could occur.

Mexican mining projects account for 4 of the world's 9 largest operations

They are controlled by three domestic companies as well as one international company. Grupo México (Larrea), Peñoles (Bailleres) and Fresnillo (Slim) operate them.

When does daylight saving time change in Mexico in 2022?

Because the transition to wintertime will not take place simultaneously across the country, it will soon be necessary for us to change the time on our clocks.

Trial for "El Fumador", compadre of "Los Mezcales" plaza leader

The Office of the Attorney General (FGR) has filed charges against José de Jess, also known as "El Fumador," accusing him of crimes against health and carrying weapons intended solely for use by the Army.

Felix Gallardo, the "Boss of Bosses" drug lord, is sentenced to house arrest

Due to his age and the state of his health, the Seventh District Court for Federal Criminal Proceedings in Mexico City concluded that "El Jefe de Jefes" can be detained in the comfort of his own home.

English newspaper has audio of Bryon Castillo faking nationality

The Ecuadorian National Team is once again in the eye of the storm as a result of an audio recording that was published in an English newspaper in which Byron Castillo accepts his false nationality.

All about the new Assassin's Creed mobile game

During the Ubisoft Forward event, they demonstrated the Assassin's Creed Showcase, in which they revealed the newest installment in the series, Mirage, in addition to two other games and a mobile game.

The 10 historical social events experienced by Queen Elizabeth II

Throughout the course of Queen Elizabeth II's reign, which spanned 70 years, she was present for a number of historical and social events that were among the most significant of their kind.

Court to review "El Viceroy's" injunction against the arrest warrant

An arrest was made in 2014 on Vicente Carrillo Fuentes, also known as "El Viceroy." He is the brother of the drug lord Amado Carrillo. "El Señor de los Cielos" and launched legal battle.

Why does King Charles III have swollen hands?

Concern was raised when King Charles III made multiple public appearances due to the appearance of his swollen hands; doctors explained what ailment the king is suffering from.

Gabriela Brimmer got a Google doodle. Who was she?

Gabriela Brimmer was a Mexican activist and writer who fought for the rights of people with disabilities. Google chose to dedicate its doodle to Gabriela Brimmer in honor of her work.

Blinken arrives in Mexico for a meeting with AMLO and Ebrard

As soon as he arrived at the AICM, Antony Blinken gave his word that the upcoming meeting with Mexican President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador and Mexican Foreign Minister Marcelo Ebrard will help to fortify the strong bilateral relationship that exists between Mexico and the United States.

Julio Cesar Chavez gives Canelo Alvarez advice to beat Golovkin

Canelo Alvarez has been provided with a "winning tip" by Julio Cesar Chavez, as the "Champ" has provided him with a potential strategy that will allow him to defeat Gennady Golovkin.

In the NBA, Juan Guarnizo has emerged as a star for the Los Angeles Lakers.

Streamer Juan Guarnizo put the capabilities of the newest title in the NBA 2k series, NBA 2k23, to the test by simulating a career as a basketball superstar in the top league.

How do stars form and burn out in the Universe?

Everything in the universe, including ourselves, is composed of subatomic particles that originated in stars. It is said, somewhat poetically, that we are made of stardust, and this is true.

Andy Ruiz reveals why Canelo Alvarez won't fight Mexican fighters

Andy Ruiz, having been a member of the Canelo Team until a few months ago, would know "firsthand" why Saul Alvarez does not want to fight Mexican boxers because of their reputation.

Huge snake found in hot springs of Las Grutas de Tolantongo

Civil Protection personnel was alerted about the presence of a two-meter ( 6-foot) snake in one of the hot springs pools at Las Grutas de Tolantongo.

Given the possible impact of Hurricane Kay, the Government calls for extreme caution

Hurricane Kay intensified to category 2, its center is located 370 km from Baja California Sur; its cloud bands will leave rain in Sinaloa and Sonora.

A Taste of Campeche's Rich Culinary Traditions

A tour through Campeche's gastronomic landscape is presented in the form of a collection of the region's signature dishes that serve as a gastronomic depiction of the region's traditional cuisine.

The infrastructure gap in Latin America and the Caribbean

Water and sanitation, electricity, transportation, and telecommunications sectors in Latin America and the Caribbean are projected to require annual investments of US$2.2 billion, or 3.12% of GDP, through 2030.

Raising Awareness of Muscular Dystrophy

Muscular Dystrophy is an inherited disease, in which men suffer from it and women are carriers without symptoms; however, they transmit it to their offspring (recessive X-linked inheritance).

Did you know that crocodiles are social animals?

Few of us are aware of the fact that crocodiles are naturally gregarious individuals, which is an unusual trait among reptiles.

Suicide in Mexico, men are the ones who die the most from this cause

In 2020, 7,818 deaths by suicide were registered in Mexico. According to INEGI data, men are the ones who die the most from this cause.

What is boreal winter and when does it begin in Mexico?

Boreal winter, what is it? This phenomenon only occurs in countries like Mexico, which are in the northern hemisphere. This is when it occurs this year.

The life and times of Mexican goalkeeper Carlos Acevedo

One day you have a dream and the next, you can fulfill it. This is the story of Carlos Acevedo, the goalkeeper for Santos and the Mexican National Team.

Seaweed in Costa Maya: Latest on sargassum in Mahahual

Sargassum arrivals have decreased up to 83% in Mahahual. Mahahual's coastal crews collect a daily average of five tons of sargassum.

A brief history of heroic journalism in Mexico

In this article, we will take a very brief look at the history of heroic journalism in Mexico to highlight an exemplary battle that we believe is not sufficiently known.

Introduction to Ignacio Ramírez and Mexican Romanticism

Mexican poet Ignacio Ramirez was born on June 22, 1818, in San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, and died on June 15, 1879, in Mexico City.

Mine collapse in Coahuila: The rescue could take up to 6 months

AMLO stated during a conference that it could take up to six months to free the miners who were trapped in El Pinabete in Coahuila. After that, a memorial service will be held.

MLB franchise in Mexico ruled out in the short term

The director of MLB for Mexico and Latin America spoke to Azteca Sports about the expansion plans and the presence of Major League Baseball in the country. This is what he had to say.

This is what the colors of the Mexican flag mean

Green, white, and red are the colors that comprise the Mexican flag, which is recognized all over the world for its aesthetic value and the message it conveys about the power of an entire nation.

How much marijuana is legal to carry in Mexico?

Find out how much pot you may carry without breaking the law or being suspected of transporting weed for sale if you want to use it yourself. This is what the Mexican law resolved regarding marijuana for recreational use.

Mural The Arts and Sciences, by Rodolfo Morales located at Prepa 5

In 1962 Rodolfo Morales painted a fresco on the walls of the Gabino Barreda Auditorium lobby, as attested by the artist's signature in the lower right section of the piece, which is known as Las artes y las ciencias (The Arts and the Sciences).

Tepoztecatl: God of Pulque, God of Water, God of the Hill

Tepoztécatl is mentioned in the History of the Indies of New Spain and the Islands of the Tierra Firme by Fray Diego Durán, as well as the Sahagun, Durán, and Tudela codices.

There are already dates for Vive Latino 2023 in Mexico City

The roster for Vive Latino 2023 will not be revealed until November, even though the festival's organizers have already set the dates for when the event will take place in Mexico City.

The 2022 National Drill will be held on September 19: Civil Protection

The National Drill is being conducted to gain knowledge regarding safety precautions, methods for preventing accidents, and the capabilities necessary to respond in the event of a crisis of a significant magnitude.

Sargassum invades the beaches of Progreso, Yucatan in 2022

Massive amounts of sargassum accumulated on the shores of Progreso Beach the first weekend in September. Dozens of locals and out-of-towners took advantage of the port's amenities.

Here is a list of the top 10 most expensive hotels in Cancun

A poll was conducted among the most popular online travel firms to determine which hotels in Cancun had the priciest hotel rooms measured in terms of dollars per day.

Mazatlan is at risk from dengue fever

During this rainy season in Mazatlan, residents of a few different areas have asserted that their homes and businesses have not been subjected to fumigation.

Active cases of monkeypox on the rise in Mazatlan

According to the state's Health Secretary, the city of Mazatlan has had four confirmed instances of monkeypox, three of which are now active and one of which has been cured.

Latest updates on the Acapulco Shore reality show

Everything we know about the reality show Acapulco Shore, including its release date and the cast members that will be appearing on it. This year's vacations are going to be more enjoyable than ever before.

Natural pollution has an impact on air quality

In Mexico's agricultural areas, although there are no measurements, it is known to be bad due to the burning of grasses and weeds. Air pollution was responsible, as of 2016, for approximately 6.5 million premature deaths worldwide, according to the UN.

Rise and decline of a historiographical theme: What is the history of mentalities?

The notion of mentalities—used more commonly in the plural than in the singular—acquired significant diffusion and importance within the Western academic world throughout the seventies and eighties of the 20th century.

These are the worst banks in Mexico

Introducing Mexico's five banks that have received the most customer complaints.

Rural villages in Mexico finally see the light thanks to solar panels

Residents might consider the safety of strolling at night, the affordability of a refrigerator and TV, and other modern conveniences made possible by solar panels.

The five reasons why you could lose your IMSS pension rights

If you retire in Mexico, your monthly pension payment from the Mexican Social Security Institute may be reduced under certain circumstances.

What are the banned verses of the Mexican National Anthem?

Some verses of the anthem were banned because they allude to characters from Mexican history who were considered villains in the official version.

How are the National Guard and Mexican Army different?

What sets the National Guard apart from the Mexican Army? What are their respective roles? Find out more in this article.

Even in the 21st century, talking about sexuality in families is a taboo

In rural communities, the onset of sexual life, especially for women, can occur even before the age of 16. World Sexual Health Day is commemorated on September 4.

Indigenous women gain access to prestigious leadership positions

Honoring indigenous women across the world for the hardships they endure and the leadership roles they play as keepers of their cultures' accumulated wisdom.

Mestizo and other factors influenced the height of Mexicans

Mesoamerica was a plural world and with the Conquest, that plurality was enhanced. Mexicans inherited the tendency to a certain height, but it will depend on the environment and diet to reach the maximum possible height.

Queretaro, Mexico: A Beautiful Land of Great Heart

The indisputable protagonist of Mexican history, Querétaro is home to a diverse collection of civilizations that are represented by the city's architecture, which ranges in color from the verdant green of its highlands to the flaming orange of its colonial structures.

Second exoplanet discovered using very high precision radio observations

It is a Jupiter-like planet orbiting a low-mass star. It was located with the technique of astrometry, which measures the position of the star. The finding was made possible with the VLBA radio telescope array, a system of ten identical antennas with a common central antenna.

Aztech-Sat: the development of small satellites to track marine animals

This project, known as "Aztech-Sat," has the goal of developing a monitoring system that makes use of artificial satellites by combining open-source software with commercially available hardware. Find out more information on this endeavor.

Javier, a new tropical storm, is developing; track its progress

Tropical Storm Javier has formed in the Pacific Ocean and its trajectory can be followed live to verify if it represents a risk for Mexico.

Danielle becomes 2022's first Atlantic hurricane

Danielle evolved into a category 1 hurricane; it is the first of the 2022 season in the Atlantic. Due to its remoteness, it does not represent danger for Mexico.

Who is Fernando Andre Sabag, attacker of Cristina Kirchner?

A man named Fernando André Sagab, 35 years old, has been identified as Cristina Kirchner's assailant. Kirchner was assaulted outside her home in Buenos Aires, Argentina, and the incident was captured on video.

What is the risk of drinking rainwater?

The rainwater that some people collect for their everyday usage is not safe to drink, and we will discuss why that is the case in today's post.

Learn how to manage stress the right way

Stress in your life may be caused by the food you consume, the thoughts you think, and the way you conduct your life. This is the solution to the problem.

How to treat persistent Covid with physical therapy

Different methods of physical therapy treatment are effective in the management of chronic Covid. Training one's body to withstand activity using stretching, aerobics, strength, and balancing exercises.

Lack of denunciations contributes to the increase in crimes

Know what a crime is and how to report it properly to create a more equitable society. Everyone must denounce wrongdoing.

The challenges of increasing fish and seafood consumption

Marine and freshwater fish species are abundant in Mexico, making it one of the world's top twenty fish-producing countries.

Lack of order in children threatens their performance as they grow up

Children who lack structure, organization, and the ability to self-manage are more likely to have issues as adults when it comes to learning, dealing with others, and accomplishing goals or objectives in their lives.

Six tips for a better back to school

Find out how the brain works in this situation and some recommendations that can be followed to make the dreaded "return to routine" more bearable.

Raising awareness about Turner Syndrome affecting females

Turner Syndrome, although a rare disease, is one of the most common chromosomal alterations in humans, explains a geneticist from the UAG.

The protective effect of moringa peptides against colon cancer

Moringa oleifera Lam. leaf peptides have been studied for their possible anticancer effect in colon cancer cells at the Center for Research in Food and Development (CIAD).

This is why prevention of obesity in preschoolers matters

Eat healthily and avoid frequent consumption of ultra-processed foods and foods with a lot of sugar, thus reducing the risk of overweight and obesity.

How to avoid fatty liver in children

Sugary meals and drinks, such as soda and bottled juice should be consumed in moderation, and limiting the intake of saturated fats should be a priority.

Heatwave affects pets equally, especially dogs and cats

As prolonged heat wave grips Southern California, an animal shelter makes sure your cats and dogs stay cool and comfortable.

Explore Juarez Theater in Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas

Plays, music, dancing, variety shows, shows for children, festivals, conferences, assemblies, government reports, and graduations are just a few of the events that take place at the Juarez Theater in Ciudad Victoria.

A possible link between food and Alzheimer's disease

One of the factors that can promote the good condition of the brain is the consumption of a healthy diet rich in plant products.

Metabolic syndrome in children

Approximately one-third of children were found to be overweight or obese, putting them at increased risk for developing metabolic syndrome.

Help your child to have a happy return to school

The following are some suggestions for parents to assist their children to have a good transition back into the classroom after an extended absence.

Heat wave hits the most vulnerable in Arizona

Heatwave once again grips most of Arizona, with temperatures ranging from 41° to 44° degrees, according to the National Weather Service.

Mysterious mural without name or author

Nobody knows either its name or the identity of the artist who designed it. This mural is composed of 18 abstract figures on a gray backdrop and runs down the north front of Building B of the Faculty of Chemistry in the University City.

Alameda, 17th street in Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas

Hipsters and entrepreneurial millennials want to be in the Alameda, athletes young at heart want to be seen exercising in the Alameda and to enjoy a good coffee, nothing like being on the new wide sidewalks of the Alameda.

Pedro José Méndez Monument, Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas

The statue is dedicated to Pedro José Méndez, who was killed in action on January 26, 1866, in recognition of his valorous acts in defending his country against the invasion by the French.

Tepoztecatl: Archaeology, Sources and Paintings

The archaeological evidence of Tepoztécatl, mention in the Spanish sources, presence in colonial documents of indigenous origin as well as its relationship with the rest of the pulque deities.

The House of Art in Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas, Mexico

This beautiful cultural precinct offers workshops for children, youth, adults, seniors and people with disabilities, in the disciplines of visual arts, dance, music, literature and theater.

Explore Hidalgo Square in Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas

While exploring the Plaza Hidalgo in Ciudad Victoria, you will come across a variety of architectural styles, some of which include art deco, colonial, gothic, modernist, neoclassical, Porfirian, and rococo.

What does the expression "robo hormiga" mean?

The "robo hormiga" poses one of the most significant dangers to companies doing business in Mexico due to the fact that the manner in which they function can result in financial losses that span millions of dollars across the nation.

The most unusual and strange surnames in Mexico

There are many uncommon and strange surnames in Mexico that perhaps have never or rarely been heard. These are the three rarest ones.

Who is Julio Ramón Ribeyro, to whom Google dedicated today's doodle?

Google dedicated today's doodle to Julio Ramón Ribeyro, one of Latin America's most important writers, known for his powerful social criticism.

Brazil's election process is fraught with difficulty

While Lula presents himself as the candidate for reconstruction, Bolsonaro is increasingly moving to the right. A high abstention rate is expected.

Explore the Old Cathedral of Our Lady of the Refuge in Ciudad Victoria

The basilica is a prominent Plaza Hidalgo structure. Flattened ashlar walls highlight the basilica's front. It has a three-body tower with a four-face clock. Inside is a marble altar, paintings, and sculptures.

Getting old does not constitute a sickness

This group needs to age with autonomy and security. In Mexico there are 15 million 416 thousand people aged 60 and over; among them, there are those who exceed a century of life, according to INEGI figures.

Museum of Archaeology Anthropology and History of Tamaulipas

The Museum of Archaeology, Anthropology, and History of Tamaulipas gathers a brief and exciting sample of objects that offer the most important historical events of the state. Among the crucial pieces is the coat of arms of Don José de Escandón.

How to recognize Mexico's most counterfeit bills

According to Banxico's list of counterfeit notes caught each year by denomination, 500-peso bills were the most counterfeited in 2021. This information was gleaned via Banxico's surveillance activities.

Armed attacks in Veracruz leave seven dead

The killings took place in the municipalities of Tlalixcoyan, which is located in the central coastal area, and San Andres Tuxtla, which is located in the rainforest zone of southern Veracruz and is an entity that has difficulties with insecurity.

What is the relevance of the SOTPE manifesto in the history of Mexican muralism?

SOTPE manifesto contains the general principles of Mexican muralism and also the social vocation that culture assumed as a result of the Mexican Revolution. Learn more about it.

Watch: Sea storm leaves three injured in Playa del Carmen

The sea storm appeared in Playa del Carmen this weekend. The strong winds "rolled" three people into the sand causing injuries.

Court invalidates reform on media audience rights

The court analyzes Alberto Pérez Dayán's proposal on audience rights, which proposes to revive the obligation to differentiate between opinion and information.

Pope Francis' "small coup" in limiting the power of Opus Dei

The members of that institution have great skills, relationships, and experience to "turn around" modifications.

Lithium Mining Law in Mexico Needs a Comprehensive Reform

Mexican mining legislation is atypical. In recent years, concessions have been granted for 105 million hectares, almost half of the national territory, and 'global concessions'; that is to say, they include exploration, exploitation, and benefit.

About the mural Center of Forms by Manuel Felguerez

This mural marks a watershed in Manuel Felguérez's career and an essential turning point in UNAM's efforts to provide an alternative to traditional forms of public art.

El Daza, one of the leaders of La Unión Tepito, is arrested

El Daza, who is accused of being in charge of collecting money from businesses, was detained for the fifth time; he is said to be one of the leaders of La Unión Tepito.

The Origins and Traditions of Charanda Drink in Mexico

The distillation of sugarcane juice or one of its byproducts, such as piloncillo, molasses, or crystallized sugar, results in the production of the spirit known as charanda, which has its roots in the city of Uruapan in the state of Michoacán.

The contraction of the layers of the atmosphere is a cause for concern

There is a pressing need for further measurements to determine the scope of the phenomena of layers of the atmosphere thinning down.

The metamorphosis of insects: How the monarch butterfly transforms

This article deals with the transformation of insects, namely the monarch butterfly, and how it goes through its stages of development.

Artificial intelligence is making more and more decisions

Artificial intelligence is being used to make an increasing number of judgments in both the public and commercial sectors, and the outcomes of these decisions are not devoid of biases or poorly defined frameworks.

Recipe: Try some Mexican husk tomatoes while they're in season

The Mexican husk tomato is delicious when used in sauces and is an essential component of traditional Mexican cuisine in many different forms.

Collective food plans, an alternative to access quality products

Food should be a common good that allows people to be healthy. There are supermarkets and citizen cooperatives that make it easier for the most vulnerable to have access to healthy products.

In-depth solutions to the water crisis, rather than cosmetic actions

In addition to making improvements to dams and the way water is distributed, it is essential to instill in the general population a sense of responsibility for the nation's water resources.

Mural "Life, Death, Mestizaje, and the Four Elements" by Francisco Eppens

The mural titled "Life, Death, Mestizaje, and the Four Elements" was painted by Francisco Eppens Helguera and is considered to be one of the most famous paintings on the main campus of University City.

Ammonia levels in Mexico City's air have increased over the last decade

According to the findings of recent research, the amount of ammonia has increased significantly over the past 10 years in Mexico City, which is located in an area where the emissions are always rising.

Left-handed people adapt to the world of right-handers

The trait of left-handedness is inherited in a recessive manner. Find out how they are more able to adjust to utilizing both hands than right-handed people.

Why did Mazatlan want to separate from Sinaloa?

Mazatlan broke apart from Sinaloa as a result of several disagreements and confrontations. Continue reading to find out what happened.

Smaller Day Observed in the Summer with the Development of Atomic Clocks

Thanks to the development of high-precision atomic clocks, almost imperceptible differences are now known. Shorter than the blink of an eye, this difference in the Earth's rotation is useful for astronomical studies, earthquakes, or solar storms.

Who is Los Cabos, the criminal cell in Baja California?

Tijuana and Ensenada are both controlled by the criminal group known as Los Cabos, which does business for both the Arellano Felix and Sinaloa Cartels. This is what we currently know.

When and where to watch the launch of Artemis I, NASA's new mission?

The launch of Artemis I, a historic new mission for NASA, is about to get underway, and the countdown has begun. In this section, we will provide you with the time and location at which you may view it.

Dragon Ball Z: Here are some facts about Majin Buu

Majin Buu was thought to have been conceived by the sorcerer Bibidi five million years before the beginning of the Dragon Ball Chronology.

There will likely be more than 12 hurricanes in Guerrero this year

There is a probability that there will be atmospheric disturbances that will produce around 12 to 13 hurricanes of important category up to four.

The route and road alternatives for the Mexico City Marathon CDMX 2022

On August 28, 2022, runners can participate in the Mexico City Marathon. Drivers should familiarize themselves with the route and any available alternates before the big day.

Indigenous communities in Mexico must be respected and valued

There are people in the country who deny the existence of these peoples. Oaxaca, Chiapas, Veracruz, Puebla and Yucatan account for 61.09 percent of the total indigenous-speaking population.

Why is Mazatlan known as the Pearl of the Pacific?

Mazatlan is the best-known port in the country for its great tourist attractions. And this is why you can't miss the beaches in Mazatlan.

A new cargo airport is in the works for Mazatlan

The mayor of Mazatlan, Luis Guillermo Benitez Torres, recently claimed that a group of businesspeople would be willing to spend $800 million on a cargo airport.

Early detection cures 90% of cervical cancer cases

Cervical cancer is the second most common illness among Mexican women of childbearing age. The disease has no symptoms at first, making it easy to miss.

Puerto Vallarta expedites immigration procedures

To speed up entrance procedures for international visitors, the International Airport of Puerto Vallarta got rid of the Multiple Migratory Format (FMM).

Puerto Vallarta sets in motion a protocol to prevent monkeypox

Puerto Vallarta launches a protocol to prevent smallpox. Jalisco is in second place nationally with 69 confirmed cases. The LGBT+ community is alerted.

Tangáxoan II, the last Cazonci who ruled Tzintzuntzan

On February 14, 1530, the Spaniards killed the last Cazonci. This act provoked the uprising of the Purépecha people, according to the legend, Eréndira's daughter Tangáxoan Tzíntzicha, was the leader during the rebellion.

Inquisition: A Case of Lucas, an indigenous man who claimed to be God

How an indigenous man by the name of Lucas was supposed to have claimed that he was God and that he descended from heaven when he was strolling through the public plaza in the year 1536 in the Mexican state of Michoacán.

Cottonseed oil: the promise and controversy of its industrial exploitation

Read on to find out more about the political and economic repercussions of the cottonseed oil business in 19th-century Mexico, as well as the debates that surrounded it.

What is the price of the dollar in Mexico today?

The price of the dollar in Mexico reached 19.00 pesos for purchase and 19.99 pesos for sale; the euro is bought at 19.55 pesos and sold at 20.49 pesos.

Army detains Heibar Josué Tapia Salazar in Sinaloa

The United States Treasury Department listed the father of the man who was just apprehended, Heibar Josué Tapia Salazar, on a list of the most wanted drug traffickers in the country.

What to do in case of an earthquake or fire during a mass event?

It is crucial to know what to do to be safe during a mass event, which may involve an earthquake, a fire, or simply a rainstorm.

A visit to El Nido, the largest bird refuge in all of Latin America

Visit El Nido, the largest bird sanctuary in Latin America that will surprise you with the most beautiful, rapacious, and enigmatic birds of Mexico and with which you can spend time with your family.

What is inflation and how is it measured in Mexico?

It is important to know what inflation is, as well as the effects it has on Mexico. This article explains the meaning of this term and some other factors.

Gun battles leave eight dead in Michoacan, Mexico

Residents of the town of Tuzantla in Michoacán reported that the clash between criminal cartels was due to the fight for territory.

How lengthy is Mexico's informal pre-trial detention?

What is informal pre-trial detention in Mexico? The Supreme Court will decide whether the legal figure of unofficial pre-trial detention is unconstitutional.

Victor Manuel "N" alias "El Vaquero", leader of "Los Salazar" arrested

Víctor Manuel "N" alias "El Vaquero", leader of "Los Salazar" in the municipalities of Hermosillo, Guaymas and Bácum, and affiliated with "Los Chapitos", was arrested this Wednesday in Sonora.

David Lopez, El Cabo 20, one of the crime leaders, is arrested

The kingpin David López, "El Cabo 20" is considered an organized crime leader and one of the main generators of violence in Baja California.

Traditional Foods of the Yaqui People of Northwestern Mexico

To date, the Yaqui diet is still largely traditional; prepared in the usual way and with local ingredients by a group of indigenous women, as well as their proximal and chemical composition.

Huehueteotl, the God of Fire of The Earth

Huehuetéotl is a sculpture of the old god of fire represented in the manner shown in the Central Highlands, where it originated. In the head it sustains a brazier that takes carved designs in crosses with a circle inside it, alluding to the four directions of the universe.

Get to know the city of Ensenada in the state of Baja California

Immerse yourself in the crystalline waters of this beautiful and exotic place called the city of Ensenada, the beautiful Cinderella of the Pacific.

The arrest of José Bernabé "N", also known as La Vaca in Colima

Cars burned and shootings were reported in Colima due to the arrest of José Bernabé "N", known as La Vaca. State police have asked citizens not to leave their homes if it is not necessary.

Six things you didn't know about emotions

Academic explains the role of emotions in our lives and the importance of knowing and living them for the growth and development of human beings.

How to generate secure passwords for the Internet

With these guidelines in mind, you can protect your devices better and lessen your risk of becoming a victim of identity theft, one of the most prevalent forms of cybercrime.

How can I help my child with anxiety?

Children's mental and physical health can be adversely affected, both immediately and over the long term, by anxiety's silent suffering.

American woman beaten to death inside her apartment in Cancun

Authorities in Cancun responded to a report of a woman who had been discovered dead in her flat with signs of violence.

Tourist drowns after saving his daughter in the Encantado cenote in Tulum

A 38-year-old visitor from the state of Tabasco died in Tulum's "Encantado" cenote after saving his daughter from drowning when she slipped from a kayak.

Tulum Violence: Undercover Police to Guard the Hotel Zone

As a result of the recent violence in the Tulum beach region, where many of the city's finest hotels and restaurants are located, an undercover Investigative Police presence will soon be formed.

The Tulum airport will see a decrease in waiting times for European travelers

New Airport in Tulum will serve 4 million passengers annually and will have a military base. According to the work program, the Tulum airport will begin operations in May 2024.

Report of the New Monkeypox Outbreak in Cancun, Mexico

The Cancun area has been hit with verified cases of monkeypox. According to the state government official, the infected people are all residents of Benito Juarez (where Cancun is located).

The Economic Consequences of Weakening of the T-MEC

The weakening of the T-MEC would have significant economic repercussions for Mexico and might severely reduce its development potential over the next decades.

The best Mexican movies about love and romance

We've compiled a list of the top 10 Mexican romantic films that everyone should watch. Enjoy your downtime at home while giving some of these Mexican film classics a try.

How can I protect myself and my children from the human papillomavirus?

Human papillomavirus (HPV) is widespread and does not distinguish between people by sex or age. Be aware of the consequences of HPV infection and the importance of vaccination against HPV for cancer prevention.

The first two cases of monkeypox were confirmed in Chihuahua

Two men who recently traveled to Colombia for vacation, are the first cases of monkeypox in Chihuahua, confirmed health authorities of the entity.

North American Automotive Production under the T-MEC

Between 2019 and 2021, with the implementation of the T-MEC and the COVID-19 pandemic in between, Washington regained ground in manufacturing at the expense of its two regional trading partners.

What to see in Durango in a nutshell?

As you are about to witness, the itineraries that Durango offers will take you to locations that are rich in history as well as fun and excitement.

A Viceroyalty Experience: A Tour of Central Mexico

Routes of Mexico provide themed excursions. A Viceroyalty Experience shows the country's center. Zacatecas, Aguascalientes, and San Miguel de Allende were revolutionary hotspots.

Shooting in Playa del Carmen leaves two injured, one of them a foreigner

One of the victims of the shooting in Playa del Carmen of Mexican origin was shot five times, while a foreign tourist was also injured.

Police Capture Four Dangerous Criminals Operating in Tulum

The four men were apprehended for their alleged involvement in the crimes of homicide and drug dealing in the bar area of Tulum.

Sargassum seaweed in Tulum to continue until September

August and September are peak months for Tulum seaweed. The Navy said that Tulum's five beaches have a high level of sargassum arrival, while seven of Cancun's 11 beaches are moderate.

The first case of monkeypox confirmed in the state of Morelos

Upon detection of the first case of monkeypox in Cuernavaca, the corresponding protocols were initiated. At the moment there are still three suspected cases in the state of Morelos.

Tesla: "Inconsistent Treatment" in Mexico-U.S.-Canada Agreement T-MEC

Tesla criticizes that Mexico and Canada enjoy better tariff treatment with products that have components from outside the region than electric cars assembled in the US.

164 Hitmen from the Pueblos Unidos Cartel Detained in Michoacán

A total of 164 alleged hitmen from the Pueblos Unidos cartel were captured this Saturday by security forces in Michoacán. This is what they are.

Coronavirus: Mexico reports 328,732 total deaths due to COVID-19

There have been a total of 328,732 fatalities in Mexico that have been attributed to the COVID-19 coronavirus, while there have been a total of 6,927,636 confirmed positive cases.

USA and Canada raise travel alert to Mexico due to violence

In view of the high level of violence that Mexico is facing, the United States and Canada recommend not traveling to violent areas of the country.

The responsibility for our waste does not end with throwing it in a bag

Each resident of Mexico generates approximately 994 grams of garbage per day. Cleanup workers collect 1,860 tons daily, similar to the weight of 676 hippopotamuses, according to the Mexico City Solid Waste Inventory 2019.

Mexico needs an agrarian policy that achieves food sovereignty

Mexico imports more than half of its food and 30 percent of its goods. The relationship with the U.S. economy is what worries Mexicans. Inflation is also due to price speculation on various products.

The Tepito Arte Acá mural in the Faculty of Architecture, University City

The untitled piece is known colloquially as the Tepito Arte Acá mural, thanks to the fact that it was a gift from the Tepito Arte Acá collective to Workshop 5, as it was then known.

Monitoring of sargassum in the sea and coasts of Quintana Roo

The objective is to detect and measure the size of sargassum stains, as well as to help prevent their arrival on the Quintana Roo reefs and beaches. The images captured are freely available and come from the Sentinel-2 satellite of the European Space Agency.

From petty criminals to assassins: Who are Los Mexicles?

According to authorities, Los Mexicles began rioting and aggression against the civilian population in Ciudad Juarez. Here is what they are.

The Official Standard for Veracruz Coffee in Mexico

The majority of the nation consumes Veracruz coffee. Customers take it into consideration after seeing it in a storeroom. Its body and flavor are ideal.

Current Puerto Morelos seaweed conditions update

Cleaning of the beaches of Puerto Morelos is reinforced. Zofemat and Public Services personnel work daily to remove the sargassum from the beaches.

A tourist dies after falling from a balcony in Cancun

A tourist died in Cancun after falling from the fifth floor of the hotel Tucancun. The police are determining if it was an accident.

U.S. issues travel alert for Guanajuato; asks to avoid highway

The office urged employees to avoid traveling on Highway 45, which connects Irapuato, Silao, and Leon.

Miami: Seaweed invades South Florida beaches

Stay up to date with the latest on Miami seaweed conditions and sargassum forecast updates reports in Florida, United States.

Tourists boost Holbox Island for its safe beaches without sargassum

Due to the excessive arrival of seaweed in Playa del Carmen, tourists travel to the island of Holbox, a tourist destination in Quintana Roo.

Get to know culture and traditions in Chihuahua, Mexico

The following are the most important and traditional festivals, cultures, and customs of Chihuahua.

Violence in Ciudad Juarez: 11 dead and six arrested

Security and Citizen Protection reported arresting six alleged "Los Mexicles" members for violence in Ciudad Juarez, Chihuahua, Mexico.

These are the ten most common surnames in Mexico

From Hernandez to Cruz, surely you know someone with one of these surnames, or you have the same last name.

Watch: a giant bear in Monterrey at night outside a house

A video of a gigantic bear, supposedly in Monterrey, has gone viral on social networks; the curious animal has been known to roam at night.

The Musketeers of the Cosmos III: Isaac Newton

To learn how the physicist, philosopher, theologian, inventor, alchemist, and mathematician Isaac Newton, changed universal history, read this article.

A Human Head Found Inside a Cooler in Cancun

Human head found inside a cooler in Cancun. Residents of the area called 911, and police officers arrived to cordon off the site.

What are pirate tortillas, and why do they threaten health?

In Durango, Coahuila, and Sinaloa, "pirate tortillas" have been detected due to the increase in the price of inputs. Learn more about them.

Watch: Armed men steal trailer on Querétaro-Irapuato highway

Several armed individuals intercepted a trailer on the Querétaro-Chimequillas highway and took its two occupants to steal the unit.

"The Greeks of America": A Journey to the Yucatan Peninsula

Learn more about the Yucatan pyramids of Kukulcan in Chichen Itza, one of the Wonders of the World, and the Pyramid of the Soothsayer in Uxmal. Also the city of Merida and the Magic town of Valladolid.

Donald Trump: López Obrador is a socialist, but not a bad person

Former U.S. President Donald Trump detailed that López Obrador is a socialist "who he likes very much".

These are the names that are forbidden in Mexico to give your children

The Civil Registry of Mexico issued a list with more than 60 names that are forbidden to give to babies to avoid harassment or bullying issues.

Six new cases of monkeypox confirmed in Jalisco

Out of all the confirmed cases of monkeypox in Jalisco, 18 have already concluded their isolation period and 10 remain active.

10 Essential Films by the Spanish Director Luis Buñuel

To celebrate the filmmaker Luis Buñuel, you can find a selection of 10 of the director's essential works. Check the list.

Secret Beaches and Hidden Treasures on the Coast of Jalisco

Nuevo Nayarit beach closed due to crocodile presence

The Nuevo Nayarit beach was closed by personnel from the Secretariat of Security after they detected the presence of crocodiles in the water.

A Musical Journey of Mexican Composer Juventino Rosas

Juventino Rosas was one of the favorite musicians of Carmen Romero Rubio, wife of Porfirio Díaz, to whom the Mexican composer dedicated some of his works, and even Europeans fought over the authorship of his music.

How to convey confidence with your image

The best tool to transmit confidence and security from the inside out is to believe in your knowledge, skills, projects, services, and products. Three keys to achieving this purpose.

Caro Quintero seeks protection against torture and mistreatment in prison

The court ordered the immediate cessation of any type of torture and mistreatment inside the prison that could endanger the physical integrity of Rafael Caro Quintero.

A Few Places Not To Be Missed in Guadalajara, Mexico

Although you might think you already know the best places in the city of Guadalajara, here are the less common ones in the pearl of Jalisco.

Colomitos Beach, a Secret Paradise in the State of Jalisco

If you are looking for a unique destination in the state of Jalisco, Colomitos Beach is your best option to visit, this is an unparalleled paradise that you must visit.

How to practice conscious breaks for better living

This article proposes a series of guidelines for coping with stress. What would you implement to improve your well-being?

What is ETIAS and how to apply for it: The "visa" for Europe

If you still don't know what ETIAS is, here are the details about this type of "visa" that will be required to travel to Europe in 2023.

Watch: "If I want to, I'm a woman", a man refuses to leave his seat

A social media user records a man who refuses to leave the carriage reserved for women because he says that at that moment he feels like a woman.

Kate del Castillo did not talk to the Queen of the Pacific to prep for her role

According to Sandra Avila, Kate del Castillo told a national newspaper that to prepare her character, she had a meeting with the real Queen of the Pacific. Except she did not.

Mexico will not withdraw from the T-MEC; seeks respect for its sovereignty

The Executive ruled out that the country will join the trade bloc of China, India, Russia, Brazil, and South Africa. More on T-MEC tensions between Mexico and U.S. here.

What does the term "world music" mean?

There are several definitions of the term "world music" and in this article, we will try to outline the basic characteristics of this style of music.

Beaches in Puerto Vallarta are suitable for recreation

Going on vacation to Puerto Vallarta? Don't worry, all its beaches are suitable for recreation, according to the Cofepris analysis.

Acapulco starts the summer vacation period with five homicides

During the first weekend of the vacation period, five homicides were registered in Acapulco, including that of businessman Jesús Rivera Rojas.

Sandra Avila Beltran: Calderón "collaborated with Mexican cartels": the Queen of the Pacific

The so-called 'Queen of the Pacific', real name Sandra Avila Beltran, asserted that Calderón's six-year term was the cruelest and bloodiest.

First monkeypox patient in Los Cabos was infected in the U.S.

The patient is a 24 year old male patient, resident of Los Cabos, who mentions as background a trip to the United States, and also refers to contact with a confirmed case of monkeypox.

Watch: Tourists get into a fight in a hotel in Acapulco

A video of four people fighting in the lobby of a hotel in Acapulco has been broadcast on social networks. Take a look.

These are Acapulco's dirtiest beaches

On the eve of summer vacations, the Federal Commission for the Protection against Sanitary Risks announced which are the most polluted beaches in Acapulco.

Exploring Oaxaca: The Pluma Coffee Route in Sierra Sur

Information about the Pluma Coffee Route in Oaxaca, a magical trip through the Sierra Sur, integrated by 8 unique towns full of flora, fauna, beautiful wooded landscapes, wonderful climates, and ecotourism activities.

Starfish Offering Associated with Huitzilopochtli, the Deity of War

The wide diversity of animal species in the offering dedicated to Huitzilopochtli Echinoderms from the Mexican Pacific coast is evidence of Mexica power.

The embroidery of Tlahuitoltepec: An inspiration from Oaxaca

The world-famous blouses of Tlahui reflect in their stitches the beauty of the Sierra Mixe, where the sky and the green mountains unite with the mist to witness the unique creations of its artisans.

Change in land use increases the temperature in cities

Mexico's capital city, the State of Mexico, and Hidalgo could experience increases. With urbanization, days are warmer and nights are colder.

Anxiety and Stress Disorders on the Way to the New Normality

Stress causes "social bubbles" in which one prefers to be at home and avoid situations of exposure. Know their characteristics and seek professional help in cases of acute manifestations.

The Sustainable Development of Corn Industry in Mexico

The corn industry consumes large amounts of water and generates waste that pollutes. Tortillas are the main source of calcium in the Mexican diet.

Joy: From an Ephemeral Feeling to an Attitude of Life

Joy has temporary reactions and a sense of well-being. It generates endorphins associated with pleasure and physical reactions such as exaltation, laughter, increased heartbeat, and sweating. August 1st is the World Day of Joy.

Although hospitalization is ruled out, prevention of monkeypox is urgent

Rash, skin lesions, fever and body pain, symptoms; skin spots and papules may leave permanent lesions. Mexico is prepared to diagnose this disease; there are 52 confirmed cases, most of them in adult men.

Human trafficking, a universal crime

This indicates the complexity of the problem of human trafficking and the difficulty in categorizing it as such. World Anti-Trafficking Day is commemorated on July 30.

Dolores Olmedo, a Businesswoman, and Cultural Agent

Dolores Olmedo was convinced of the importance of opening spaces for culture; she rescued and repatriated the works of Mexican artists.

Veracruz Enchiladas: A Cultural Synthesis with a Touch of Perfection

Veracruz enchiladas are a cultural synthesis, as much as a mole, although with fewer ingredients and complexity of preparation, of course.

Does eating wheat foods affect people suffering from rheumatoid arthritis?

In search of improvement, many patients resort to fad or "miracle" diets, and seek to avoid foods such as those containing wheat; however, there is no scientific support for such a measure.

What places to visit on the coast of Oaxaca?

The Oaxacan Coast Route is located along the Pacific Ocean and has 6 unique destinations that stand out for their nature, landscapes, tranquility, and leisure activities that will offer you a unique experience.

Emotional Regulation in Children and Young People Who Self-Injure

Self-injury is linked to frustration. Emotion regulation is fundamental for acquiring life skills and well-being.

Promoting the use of ancestral farming techniques would help lower food prices

Get to know more about a proposal to plant the milpa through chinampas and encourage direct marketing from producer to buyer.

Designing the Car of The Future: Einar Castillo Aranda

Einar Castillo Aranda, a UNAM graduate, is the author of the i.D. Buzz, a German electric vehicle inspired by the emblematic Combi.

Eight noteworthy Mexican films about feminism

Here are 8 films about feminism to promote the work of some filmmakers and women who have contributed to the narrative and cinematographic universe.

Hurricane Frank intensifies to Category 1 away from the Mexican coastline

Hurricane Frank is about 970 kilometers southwest of the southern tip of the Baja California peninsula.

Food exports, one of the great challenges for Jalisco's industry

Although the state is strong in production, it has not taken advantage of the export and growth opportunities that its companies and industries could generate.

Tips to avoid making mistakes when starting up a business

Why does entrepreneurship fail? Because creating a business is about having meaning, and a purpose, not just accumulating capital, that will come later.

Eight things you didn't know about the brain

The brain is the origin of everything, thoughts, feelings, decisions, and the most basic functions that make us human, so we must appreciate everything this organ does in our lives.

How Mexico experienced a constitutional monarchy two centuries ago

A stable and solid Executive Power was sought to emanate from the newly independent country with the approval of Congress. On July 21, 1822, the coronation of Agustín de Iturbide, first considered a hero of Independence and then a traitor to the country, took place.

Veracruz, Mexico: A Cultural and Historical Blend

All of Veracruz is beautiful. Veracruz has idyllic cities full of great beauty, history, and culture. All the information you need.

Pork ribs in guajillo sauce with nopales (cactus)

This dish, pork ribs in guajillo sauce with nopales, can be accompanied by black beans and, of course, it is eaten with tortillas, preferably freshly made.

Lack of responsibility in dog care prevails

Abandoning them on public roads causes traffic problems, and aggression and impacts ecosystems, and other species. World Dog Day is commemorated on July 21.

Only in theory could we travel faster than the speed of light

This is why so far there is nothing that can exceed its speed, which is 300 thousand kilometers per second.

Oaxacan Coloradito Mole Recipe with Chile, Tomato, and Pork Ribs

This delicious Oaxacan Coloradito is served and enjoyed with sliced onion and some fresh parsley leaves.

Total Solar Eclipse in Mexico-Tenochtitlan Could Have Been a Divine Sign

The scientific version of the archaeoastronomer Jesús Galindo Trejo, affirms that this fact could have been interpreted as a divine manifestation. The International Day of the Moon is commemorated on July 20.

Who is Maria Jose Cristerna Mendez, the "Vampire" woman?

She is a Mexican woman with more body changes than any other Mexican woman in the world. María José is also known as the vampire woman.

Chemical elements and the emergence of life in the universe

When we combine knowledge from various branches of science, we can often reach surprising conclusions that are difficult to conceive by other means. In this article one such exercise will be carried out and together we will learn the result.

Cave paintings of the Tierradentro tombs in Colombia

Cave paintings of Tierradentro tombs in Colombia could be dated between 1070 and 1150 A.D., similar to another burial in the region. The site studied is included in the World Heritage List; there are others to be reviewed in the Colombian Amazon.

In Search of Clues: An Introduction to the Study of Animal Tracks

This article introduces you to how follow the clues left by some mammals; not just any kind of clues, but very particular ones, their tracks.

The History of Life on Earth: What Are Fossils?

Fossils are tangible remains or signs of ancient life forms that have been preserved in sedimentary rocks. The history of life on our planet can be considered to be written in them.

Miltomato sauce with a splash of mezcal and chicatanas

You will find this miltomate sauce to be your next favorite salsa. We recommend it to accompany tostadas, tlacoyos, morning eggs, and grilled meat.

How the liberal project of Benito Juarez continues to be in force

Together with Porfirio Díaz, Benito Juárez laid the foundations for the metaconstitutional, metalegal action of presidentialism.

Why is there a statue of Benito Juarez in the US capital?

To the contrary, the statue of Benito Juarez has not been attacked and is considered a symbol of Mexico's contributions to American culture. What is its history and how did it come to the United States?

How the conception of folk art varies over time

Folk art acquires a different definition according to the historical period and the region. The most common products made by artisans in Mexico are sarapes, embroidery, shawls, wooden masks, stone figures, and blown glass.

"Forest baths" recommended to improve people's well-being

"Forest bathing" consists of having contact with nature and performing sensory activities and integration with the environment.

Chopopo fish is a cheaper and more nutrient dense food option

This is how CUCosta researchers study the nutritional properties of this native Pacific fish called chopopo, which is similar in nutrients to salmon.

Homemade Mexican Sopes: A Simple and Quick Recipe

If you want to enjoy delicious homemade Mexican sopes, this is what you need to do to enjoy this delicious Mexican snack.

How to make the ultimate salsa verde in a molcajete

This salsa verde in molcajete has just the right levels of acidity and heat. It will be a hit at your table.

What is and how is the scale of geological time divided?

This article aims to explain the scale of geological time, what was its origin, what are its characteristics, its divisions, and subdivisions.

The Nautilus: A Mollusk from the Jurassic to the Present

The nautilus is a mollusk related to octopuses and squids but, unlike them, it has an external shell. This is formed by several consecutive chambers that have been rolled up in a spiral.

How to store tortillas in the refrigerator

Extend the life of your tortillas with these tips and you'll be amazed at how long they last.

This is how to prepare a perfect and delicious pozole

Pozole is one of the favorite dishes of Mexican cuisine, however, some common mistakes can detract from its flavor and presentation. Know them and avoid them.

How to cook nopal cactus without water?

Enrique Olvera considered one of the best chefs in Mexico, revealed that nopales can be cooked without water. This trick is what you need to know.

The northern border as seen by José María Irigoyen from Chihuahua

Learn more about José María Irigoyen's observations about the problems of his locality.

Why does the seized cocaine have Prada and Tesla logos?

The Secretariat of Citizen Security seized more than 1,500 kilos of cocaine in Mexico City, with luxury brand logos on the packages.

A Case of the Murder of a Television Producer by Samanta 'N', alias 'La Sammy'

The lifeless body of a Mexican producer was found inside his home on June 10; the alleged perpetrator of the murder, his partner, was arrested by authorities more than a month after the murder.

How the appellation of origin works in Mexico

As of today, Mexico has 18 appellations of origin, whose respective international registrations are in charge of the Mexican Institute of Industrial Property.

Traditional Restaurants and the Food of "La Ruta de las Tias" in the Mexican Town of Kaua

In the small community of Kaua, in the Mexican state of Yucatan, 10 traditional restaurants cook poc chuc, a pre-Hispanic stew based on pork that visitors are calling "La ruta de las tias".

Ismael Zambada Imperial, "El Mayito Gordo" released from U.S. prison

According to information from the Federal Bureau of Prisons, Ismael Zambada Imperial, "El Mayito Gordo", son of Ismael "El Mayo" Zambada, leader of the Sinaloa Cartel, was released from prison in the United States.

Tiger captured wandering through Hidalgo streets

The Bengal tiger did not show any aggressive behavior, even a man managed to hold it in a house in the municipality of Mixquiahuala, in Hidalgo.

The lost sculptures of the temple of Huitzilopochtli

How Mateos, an indigenous painter, for fear of inquisitorial punishment denounced the disappearance of some bundles with remains of sculptures of various gods.

Boy suffers electric shock in Cancun's water park

The boy was taken in an ambulance to receive medical attention after suffering an electric shock inside one of the pools of the famous water park in Cancun.

Why does ground beef decompose faster?

It is precisely the grinding process that predisposes meat to threats that can compromise its safety. Get to know more about why it deteriorates faster than a whole steak

The clash between cacique and local leader: Juan Álvarez vs. Florencio Villarreal

Learn more about Juan Álvarez and Florencio Villarreal, who clashed in a political circumstance marked by the recent loss of part of the territory, fears of fragmentation, and the existence of de facto local powers.

The war against the northern indigenous peoples in the first decades of independent Mexico

Since the process of conquest began in the 16th century, there were indigenous groups that maintained an arduous resistance against the advance of white western society, especially in the northern regions.

Taxonomy: The Search for a Way to Understand the Great Diversity of Earthly Life

What is the importance of taxonomy for humans worldwide? It provides humans with an organizational framework for recognizing, interpreting, and valuing the diversity of living things and is therefore the cornerstone of conservation.

These are the five oldest companies in Mexico

These are five businesses that have managed to remain successful for decades. It sounds easy to say, but many businesses in the world die before two years.

8 Mexican salsas only for the brave

Show that you are a real brave man or woman and try each one of these Mexican salsas on your menu. It stings, water, please!

Elotes and esquites, delicious Mexican flavor

Esquites and elotes with mayonnaise and cheese are one of those delicacies of Mexican cuisine that we have all tasted and always want more of.

A Selection of Some Very Tasty Mexican Cheeses

Take a trip through the Mexican Republic and let yourself be captivated by these delicious products, all Mexican cheeses and all exquisite.

Six waterfalls in Mexico that will take your breath away

One of the wonders of nature is the beautiful waterfalls that fall from different heights through rocky passes, streams, and riverbeds. In Mexico, we can marvel at them and visit them.

Mexican Aviation Curiosities: A Brief History

Interesting facts about Mexican aviation. There are stories of brave and visionaries that have put Mexico in the air, and that are well worth knowing.

What Is the Red Tide and How Does It Affect Health?

Red tide is a natural phenomenon that occurs in the sea and river mouths due to the presence of millions of microscopic algae, some of them toxic, which stain the waters from gold to red.

Are tattoos a fashion or an identity?

In ancient times tattoos represented social stratification, later they were stigmatized; today they are a form of expression. Tattooing is expressing yourself, it is passion, time, and effort.

Videoconferencing in Latin America: Recording in Progress

Zoom is the most used platform in the world, followed by Microsoft Teams and Google Meet. On average, 10 million minutes are consumed every day in Latin America.

10 curious facts about José María Morelos y Pavón

Morelos is the other great mastermind of Mexico's Independence and one of the most amazing generals the country has ever had. Learn more about him.

10 must-see Mexican horror movies that you should watch

Take a look at this selection of 10 Mexican horror movies that you are sure to love this Halloween and the Day of the Dead season. Don't hesitate to give these great Mexican works a chance, they will make your hair stand on end!

5 things you didn't know about Jorge Negrete, the Charro Singer

Jorge Negrete died on December 5, 1953, in California, United States, at the age of 42, leaving as his legacy more than 44 movies, 10 recorded albums, and more than a hundred albums.

A Sweet Tradition of Mexico: Alfeñiques Sugar Candies

During the season of All Saints, the market and tianguis of the Mexican municipalities are crowded with traditional figures, which also give color to the altars and cemeteries.

When Beauty Is Divine: Mexico's 10 Most Sophisticated Handicrafts

Meet the top 10 "divine" handicrafts of Mexico. Tapestries, embroidery, and pottery are cultural expressions that show us the universe of the artisan who makes them.

How technology could solve agribusiness challenges

Check out how robotics and satellite tracking are some of the tools that could change the agribusiness sector. More about it.

Morelos Handicrafts: The Product of Human Creativity

In the state of Morelos, several towns have preserved traditions in the elaboration of various types of handicrafts that have positioned Morelos as one of the places with more options for handicrafts in the country.

What is the city of Cordoba Veracruz like?

For its rich history and architectural beauty dating from the seventeenth and eighteenth centuries, the Historic Center of Cordoba Veracruz is one of the places you can not miss. It is the ideal place to enjoy the rich gastronomy of Cordoba or its incomparable coffee.

Serious ailment attacks corals in the Mexican Caribbean

Between 25 and 50 coral species are affected by tissue loss disease. A study published by the university professor and his team of collaborators, in the journal Communications Biology, reveals the devastating situation.

Grilled octopus with a special marinade recipe

Char-grilled octopus is a quick and flavorful way to prepare octopus in a convenient and handy way. To impress your friends, cook a yummy grilled octopus.

About sea lion sightings on Mexican Pacific beaches

During the winter months, there are several sightings of sea lions on the beaches of the Mexican Pacific. An interview with an expert on pinnipeds.

What is there to visit in Papantla Veracruz?

Papantla de Olarte in Veracruz is one of the few cities in the world with three World Heritage Sites. Explore its main tourist attractions.

A Crocodile Attacked Two U.S. Tourists Swimming in Marina Vallarta

A 24-year-old man was attacked by a crocodile while swimming in the sea at the "Bocanegra" beach in the Marina Vallarta neighborhood.

Switzerland scouts aerospace park potential in Mazatlán

Opportunities are seen and it is understood that Mazatlan has developed the primary sector and tourism, but it is becoming more and more industrialized.

Foreign tourist arrested for parading around naked in Playa del Carmen

A foreign man from Estonia was subdued by police officers after he walked on the sidewalk of Avenue 30 in Playa del Carmen without clothes. Watch video.

Peña Nieto's investigation shakes Mexico with doubts of political motives

The open investigation against former President Enrique Peña Nieto for irregular banking operations shakes Mexican politics with doubts about the autonomy of the Prosecutor's Office and political motivations.

Where can you eat cheaply in Cancun?

Cancun, despite being a cosmopolitan tourist destination, also has places to eat at affordable prices. Get to know some of them.

Where to go for a walk in the port of Veracruz?

The port of Veracruz is a must-see destination thanks to its many attractions and traditions. Find out what you can do and see here.

What happened in the San Juan de Ulua fortress?

The island of San Juan de Ulua was the most protected point in the Gulf; from there travelers and cargo were transferred in small barges to the mainland; thus, San Juan de Ulua was a forced passage to reach New Spain.

Benito Juarez, the Mexican President who died of sadness

Benito Juárez died on July 18, 1872 at 11:35 p.m. He died in his bedroom at the National Palace. The cause: angina pectoris.

Hurricane Estelle is expected to become a category 3 hurricane

Stay up to date with the latest news regarding Hurricane Estelle, which is located near the Mexican Pacific coast.

How do I start taking care of my health and eating better?

But then how much weight should I lose if I started exercising or dieting? It is suggested to lose between 500 grams and one kilo per week.

The Cultural Heritage of the State of Quintana Roo, Mexico

As a direct consequence of the migration of the population and the ancestral settlement of the Mayan population, the Mexican Caribbean state of Quintana Roo is characterized by its diverse and rich cultural heritage.

Meteorites and Their Possible Impact on Earth

There is no known object that will hit the Earth in the coming years. It is true that our planet has been hit by meteorites and it will surely happen other times, however, for the moment it is not in danger of being hit by one of them.

A Short List of Five Museums of Villahermosa, Tabasco, Mexico

Here you will find some particularities of five important museums in the city of Villahermosa, looking for you to come and enjoy them, starting from their contents.

Acapulco Style Ceviche Recipe with A Traditional Sauce

These are the ingredients and instructions for the recipe where you will find out how to make a ceviche Acapulco style. Let's get started now!

How is the expiration date of a product measured?

Know the difference between the best-before date and the use-by date and how the expiration date or shelf life of a product is determined.

Meanings of the colors of the flags on Cancun's beaches

If you want to spend a safe vacation on one of Cancun's beaches, it is important to know the colors of the flags.

Biotin: health for your hair, nails, and skin

Among those people who seek its consumption as an almost miraculous resource that helps to beautify hair, strengthen nails and give a more radiant appearance to the skin, biotin has gained wide popularity. How true this is, you will find out today.

Lipids: fats and oils in foods

As food components, they are very important because they provide a concentrated level of energy (9.1 kcal/g), twice as much as proteins and carbohydrates.

Tourists suffer robbery and mistreatment at Paradisus Cancun

American tourists denounced the mistreatment received at the Paradisus Cancun hotel, where besides being robbed of a wallet, they were practically thrown out of the place.

Volcanic Ashes: Their Positive Side and Potential Hazards

This is how volcanic activity has been very important in shaping the Earth's surface, forming continents and islands, and transforming ecosystems.

Watch: Pervert is filmed stealing panties in Cancun

Through a Facebook group, a young man denounced the way an alleged panty thief operates in Cancun, the victim turned out to be his mother.

It Is Urgent to Protect Biodiversity: We Are Not the Only Ones Who Inhabit the Planet

Mexico's biodiversity in its forests, jungles and other ecosystems must be protected, and why we must keep in mind that human beings are not the only ones who inhabit this planet.

Bioremediation Products: Bacteria Used to Decontaminate the Environment

It is possible to use bioremediation products that are environmentally friendly. We already have a range of products that can be developed.

Mexicans, more frequently susceptible to suffer from glaucoma

Glaucoma is a neurodegenerative disease that cannot be cured, but can be controlled. In Mexico, one and a half million people suffer from it; worldwide, according to the WHO, there are 60 million.

Why midwifery for maternal health requires a joint effort

Midwifery has a long tradition in Mexico's communities; it is increasingly practiced by women in urban areas. Maternal mortality in the country, which stands at 33.2 deaths per 100,000 estimated births, urgently needs to be reduced.

The National Civil Protection System in Mexico Explained

Prevention is a sign of intelligence, maturity and responsibility. Those who anticipate are those who are certain that an effort made today can mean the difference between a lesser evil and a disaster.

Disasters: Hurricanes in Mexico's Coastal Areas

Almost all of Mexico's coastal areas are susceptible to hurricanes affecting them to a greater or lesser degree, and systems have been created to warn the population.

Disasters: Floods in Mexico during the Rainy Season

Floods caused by phenomena known as severe storms, incipient tornadoes, hailstorms, or hurricanes occur every year in some parts of Mexico during the rainy season. Get to know more.

Luxury car sales in Mexico are at their lowest level

In June 2022, 2,226 luxury cars were sold, 23% less than in the same month of 2021, also the lowest figure since 2005.

Jill Biden compares Latinos to 'tacos' in speech

Mrs. Biden misspoke in prepared remarks and also mispronounced the famous convenience stores known as bodegas as "bogedas".

These are the real dangers associated with earthquakes

This article deals with dangerous natural phenomena such as earthquakes that can affect people, their property, and the environment.

Introduction to the Spectacular Mexican Caribbean Coast

Get to know the turquoise waters of Cancun, the island of Cozumel, and the impressive ruins of Tulum on a tour of the Mexican Caribbean coast.

Luis Echeverría dies at 100 years old

According to local media, Luis Echeverría Álvarez, president of Mexico from 1970 to 1976, died on Friday night, July 8, 2022, at the age of 100.

Red Hot Chili Peppers drummer Chad Smith rents his house in Los Cabos

Check out how much it costs to spend the night in the house of one of the members of one of the most famous rock bands Red Hot Chili Peppers.

NFL star T.J. Watts gets married in Los Cabos

T.J. Watts of the Steelers and his girlfriend Dani Rhodes tied the knot in Los Cabos.

Skin diseases as a cause of depression

We should monitor the emotional health of patients with psoriasis to prevent them from developing psychiatric disorders that affect their quality of life.

Have an international experience: five countries to go on exchange program

These are some of the options suggested for you in case you want to do academic mobility abroad. Check them out.

Internet of Things booms due to network reach: Expert

Remote connectivity could benefit the following industries if it is understood that, through or with electronic devices, problems can be solved, therefore, there is a future for those who want to design technology and electronics.

The Mexico-United Kingdom Free Trade Agreement: The First Round of Negotiations

Mexico and the United Kingdom begin the first round of negotiations for a trade agreement. The Ministry of Economy explained that the first round will be held from July 11 to 15.

Hurricane Darby intensifies to category 3

Hurricane Darby intensifies to category 3; it is far from the Mexican coasts. Darby gained strength and is now a category 3, although no effects on Mexico are expected, warned Conagua.

Making an X-Ray of The Popocatepetl Volcano

The goal is to determine the dimensions and structure of the volcanic chimney, as well as to monitor possible changes in the dome and the magmatic conduit system.

Obesity reduces the life of dogs by up to 20 percent

Walking and running are essential for all breeds. They suffer from diabetes, triglycerides, and fatty liver. Get to know more in this article.

In Mexico, there are fewer and fewer readers

The two main reasons for the adult population reporting not reading any material considered by MOLEC were, as in 2020, lack of time, interest, motivation, or taste for reading.

Larvae are used to identify plastics in less time

There are 500 billion plastic bags in circulation in the world; one million are thrown in the trash the minute they are used and only one percent are recycled. University scientists have also identified a fungus that degrades them. The new method developed at UNAM is in the patent process.

With effort and perseverance from the Large Hadron Collider in Switzerland

Being from Guerrero has helped me a lot, we work hard every day; I sold pots, and garden soil, made breakfasts, and raffles, and many people trusted me and helped me. Cristóbal Miguel García Jaimes participates in the Particle Accelerator that "will be the biggest machine humanity has ever built".

Is this why you are gaining extra pounds on vacation?

It takes five days to a week to burn 100 percent of the calories in a hamburger; it is urgent to educate people to have a healthy diet and exercise. During the holiday season, obesogenic environments predominate. The WHO considers Mexico to be a malnourished country.

How to save our species is the crucial question

Human behavior eliminates the Earth's capacity to self-regulate its processes. From 2010 to 2019, China, the USA, the EU, the UK, and India contributed 55 percent of greenhouse emissions. The crucial question is how to save our species.

Women's vote, an element in the political construction of the country

In July 1955, women went to the polls for the first time to elect federal deputies. Today, women in Mexico hold important positions in the public and private sectors, as well as in educational institutions.

17 Best Mexican Recipes for Sauces and Spicy Salsas

Mexico has a great variety of sauces, as many as there are different chili peppers, especially because of the combination of these with other condiments. Salsa is a must on a Mexican table.

The Liberal General Porfirio Diaz: An Unusual Case in Mexico's History

Porfirio Diaz is one of the most controversial characters in Mexican history; the peculiarity of his figure stems from his long tenure as head of the Mexican government during the last decades of the 19th century and the first decades of the 20th century.

Brief History of The Nationalization of The Mexican Railroads

This is how the government of President Lázaro Cárdenas decided to "Nationalize the Mexican Railroads" through a decree published on June 23, 1937.

A New Look at the Food and Drink Scene in Jalisco, Mexico

Come and discover the great culinary offerings of the best restaurants in the state of Jalisco, Mexico.

Introduction to Quintana Roo and the Mayan culture

Quintana Roo is a young State in Mexico, possessing a millenary Maya culture, which has reached an important modern development. Get to know more.

The University City Central Campus, the Most Important Cultural Project in Mexico

In Mexico, there are only two monuments of the 20th century with this declaration: University City and the House-Museum of Luis Barragan. It is 15 years since it was included on the UNESCO World Heritage List.

Mural Allegory of the Virgin of Guadalupe by Fermín Revueltas

Learn about the allegory of the Virgin of Guadalupe -a mural by Mexican painter Fermín Revueltas (1903-1935) located in the San Ildefonso Museum.

Juarez Cartel ordered to pay $1.5 billion dollars in the U.S. for a massacre

The Juarez Cartel did not respond to a published subpoena and was not represented at a trial held in North Dakota in March.

Cuatro Caminos: The Sex Sect that Exploited Children in Quintana Roo

In Quintana Roo, after a victim made a complaint, authorities were able to raid the home in Chetumal where they hid young people and children.

Cancun: The Fourth Most Priced City in Mexico

Cancun is the fourth most expensive city in Mexico. According to the National Consumer Price Index, Cancun is among the cities with the highest inflation.

Tips for keeping children safe in summer

In summer, especially in July and August, there is a sharp increase in the number of accidents and injuries. How to protect your child from injury?

Five myths about miracle remedies for weight loss

Academic of the Autonomous University of Guadalajara talks about the miraculous remedies that people share and could affect health in the long term.

Top Spanish Destinations for Summer Sports

Surfers travel to northern Spain in search of the best waves in Europe. Lanzarote, the most chosen Canary Island for diving.

Education is a way to eradicate cyberbullying

The First University Forum against Digital Violence was held, with the participation of experts from various disciplines who spoke about the risks faced by users of the Internet.

Reopening the Luis Donaldo Colosio murder case in Mexico

28 years after the assassination of the then PRI candidate Luis Donaldo Colosio for the Presidency of the Republic, the FGR gathers copies of files.

Avocados from Jalisco, Mexico, for the Export to the United States

Exports of avocados from Jalisco directly to the United States will begin in the following weeks, and the previous work has already been carried out both in packaging and in the certification of orchards.

How to detect skin cancer early

Skin cancer can have symptoms and few people notice it. The ears, neck, and face, are the most exposed places to suffer from this disease.

Mexican migrants in the U.S. are considered ad hoc for jobs in adverse conditions

Mexican migrants in the U.S. participate in the service sector, manufacturing, commerce, and food and beverage preparation.

Diet and cerebrovascular disease

Find out why consuming foods such as fruits and vegetables is important to reduce the risk of developing cerebrovascular disease.

Extended Cancun weather forecast for the rest of the week

This section provides information about the weather and the best time to visit Cancun. It contains details about temperatures, rainfall, and much more.

Dating Violence: A Social and a Public Health Problem

Only 4 to 10 percent of young people file a complaint. The consequences of aggression can be physical, even increasing the likelihood of suicide or femicide; in the psychological sphere, they manifest themselves in mental and behavioral functioning.

The Effects of Heat Islands on the Global and Local Climate Change

Heat island effects must be mitigated as well as climate change. It is a phenomenon that occurs in urban areas where high temperatures are registered due to human activity.

Mexican Stock Exchange falls 0.73%, with losses for Carlos Slim's América Móvil

Today, the Mexican Stock Exchange (BMV) fell 0.73% in its main indicator, to 47,374.38 units, in a day that reported losses for Carlos Slim's América Móvil.

The less virulent fifth wave of COVID-19; but preventive measures must be maintained

Specialists considered that the most severe phase of the disease has passed; nevertheless, the vaccination schedule should be continued, especially for children, and the monitoring of omicron.

SMEs in Mexico need to be more competitive to face the new times

A significant amount of employment in these organizations is informal. There are approximately 4.2 million MSMEs in Mexico; some have difficulty accessing credit and lack access to technology and training.

Latin America is experiencing a second progressive wave

Petro's victory in Colombia is the result of mobilizations that showed the weariness of a society that has suffered authoritarianism and violence by the State. It opens a space to resume regional integration and cooperation initiatives.

Green Beans: A Recommended Nutrition for Obesity

Because it is rich in dietary fiber and minerals, but low in fat, green beans are considered a recommended food for consumption by people with obesity.

Migrant smugglers in Mexico are estimated to earn 615 million dollars per year

According to Mexico estimates that in 2019 alone, migrant smugglers' profits amounted to 615 million dollars, the Interior Ministry shared in a statement.

S&P affirms Mexico's "BBB" rating but upgrades outlook to stable

This Wednesday (6), Standard & Poor's (S&P) ratified Mexico's sovereign credit rating at "BBB", but upgraded the outlook to "stable" from a previous "negative".

Cancun leads the number of active cases of COVID-19 in Quintana Roo

Data from Conacyt's monitoring of COVID-19 showed that Cancun is the city with the highest number of active cases of the virus, leaving Playa del Carmen in second place.

Lack of Internet infrastructure limits agribusiness growth in Mexico

Of these limitations, the main hindrance to the growth of the industry is the scarce infrastructure to bring the internet to the most remote corners of the country.

The Best Restaurants in Puerto Vallarta for Coastal Foodies

Ceviche, tostadas, shrimp and aguachile. These are just some of the dishes you can taste in these acclaimed restaurants in Puerto Vallarta.

Security Situation in the Pearl of the Pacific, Mazatlan, Sinaloa

According to the representative of the association of hotels and tourism companies, Sinaloa has had many years of tranquility in terms of security compared to other years.

How sargassum seaweed harvested in Fort Lauderdale is reused

Fresh seaweed is mixed with older seaweed and soil, then rests in a pile for about 4 months. They go from being a nuisance to being useful.

The creation of the National Guard has led to militarization of Mexico

To combat the crisis of violence in Mexico, President López Obrador dissolved the Federal Police in 2019 and promoted the creation of a civilian National Guard.

Fentanyl consumption increases 500% in Mexico

In the illicit market, fentanyl is mixed with other drugs that can potentiate its effects, although it tends to be lethal for its consumers.

Cancun Luxury: A Coastal Spa and A Gastronomic Experience

Aiming to attract luxury tourism to Cancun with a sensory experience on yachts. Clients will be able to enjoy a 360-degree view of the Mexican Caribbean sunset.

Learn How To Protect Yourself from A Cyberattack

The reality is that we could all suffer a cyber-attack, that is why we must be prepared and follow the following recommendations.

Five Reasons to Study Video Game Development

Reasons that mark a reality, the possibilities of employment, innovation, and success for those who want to study a career as an engineer in video game development are many.

Details of the Gay Games Guadalajara 2023

Guadalajara will co-host, along with Hong Kong, the Gay Games 2023, which is expected to bring together around 24 thousand people from more than 50 countries

Mexican fermented beverages: are they beneficial to health?

The main fermented beverages made in Mexico are beer, tequila, wine, coyol wine, mezcal, bacanora, pulque, tejuino, tuba, pozol, tepache, mead, atole agrio, sotol and chorote, among others.

These are the best residential areas in Mazatlan

If you are interested in living in one of the best homes in Mazatlan, then Marina Mazatlan has the safest, most luxurious residences in the city.

Stuffed crabs in the mango sauce recipe

The most flavorful stuffed crabs you've ever prepared with a touch of mango. Try this recipe for stuffed crabs in mango sauce.

Do you have a cat? Five tips that will save your home

If you have a cat follow these five tips to avoid surprises or disastrous scenes that may cause you stress with because of your pet.

How to get to AIFA by public transportation from Mexico City?

Do you want to get to AIFA from Mexico City and don't know how? Click here to find out about direct or public transportation options.

Mexico's Potential to Take Advantage of the World Post-Pandemic and War Situation

Mexico is in a better position than other countries in the continent to take advantage of the situation of a world that has changed not only because of the pandemic and the war but has been transforming rapidly in this century.

Why Collegial Decisions Are More Accurate

To lead and make decisions in organizations collegially is an exercise that takes into account all the members of the community and brings them closer to forming assertive criteria.

A Mathematical Model Developed to Predict Future Agave Prices

The proposed model makes it possible to reliably predict future scenarios, information that will be very useful for the Agave-Tequila production chain.

How many Internet users are there in Mexico?

Mexican Internet user population rises to 75.6% in 2021. The cell phone is the most used device to access the Internet, but there are also laptops and TVs among Internet users in Mexico.

Hurricane Bonnie in Mexico: path and affected states

Latest updates about the path and impact of hurricane Bonnie. Here, are the affected states and the updates issued by the Civil Protection authorities.

The benefits of the recommended consumption of water

Find out why it is important to maintain adequate water consumption to meet the recommendations and maintain optimal hydration status daily.

Nanche fruit: a natural treasure with multiple benefits

Consumed fresh, the ripe yellow nanche fruit has a slightly cheesy aroma and a characteristic sweet and sour flavor. The consumption of this fruit promotes health due to its composition of fiber, vitamin C and carotenoids.

Mexican-style crispy fried fish recipe (fish chicharrón)

This fish crispy fried fish recipe is economical and has nutritio