Aerospace supplier Safran lays off 3,000 workers in Mexico
Safran fired 3,000 workers who worked in its plants in Mexico due to the crisis that the aerospace industry is going through because of the SARS CoV 2.
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The 1824 Constitution Two Centuries Later
The bicentennial of Mexico's 1824 Constitution offers an opportunity to reflect on its enduring legacy. Legal scholars and political figures emphasized the document's continued relevance in shaping the nation's political and social landscape.
The Citrus Connoisseur's Guide to Mandarins
The mandarin, a citrus fruit with ancient roots, is cultivated in Mexico for its flavor and nutritional value. It is rich in vitamin C, folic acid, and antioxidants. The fruit is used in various culinary applications and offers health benefits.
El 18, Notorious Sinaloa Cartel Leader, Nabbed in Cancún for Heinous Crime
Óscar Melchor "N", alias El 18, alleged leader of a Sinaloa Cartel faction in Cancún, was arrested in Saltillo for qualified homicide. He's accused of dismembering a victim and setting the body on fire in 2021. Meanwhile, Cancún is plagued by violence, with four armed attacks in 24 hours.
Watch: Outrage Erupts in Cancun as 'Lady Playa' Claims Ownership of Public Beach in Viral TikTok Video
A foreign woman in Cancun, known as "Lady Playa," was caught on video aggressively claiming a public beach as her own. Beachgoers confronted her and demanded proof of ownership, leading to a heated argument.