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Properties of agave inulin Tequilana weber blue variety

This type of agave has a high content of fructans of the inulin-type (FTI), which are a source of fermentable sugars; today they have been attributed functional properties that may have added economic and environmental value.

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.

Cancun braces for the hurricane season 2022

Cancun hurricane season runs from June to November. The period of greatest risk and activity begins in September. Therefore, citizens and visitors need to be attentive only to the official information.

The Many Health Benefits of Mexican Mango Fruit

Although there are multiple varieties, the Ataulfo mango is the main one, which confers its high antioxidant potential and several health benefits.

Veracruz Circuits: A Stunning State to Discover the Most Joyful Atmosphere

More sargassum seaweed arrives on Tulum's shores

Seaweed has been more abundant on Tulum's public beaches in the last few days, as well as on long stretches of beach concessions held by hoteliers in the National Park and Punta Piedra.

Pride in Mazatlan is scheduled for June 18, 2022

Puerto Vallarta anounces flights to the Islas Marías

Sheep's Milk: Importance, Quality, and Uses

Currently, in several first-world countries (United States, England, Australia, France, Italy, and Spain) sheep's milk products (cheese, yogurt, and ice cream) are in great demand due to their rich flavor and nutritional value.

The Mexican Jose Manuel Herrera who invented photography

José Manuel Herrera, illustrious Mexican, heir of the emancipation movement supported by the sons of the Seminary of Mining to form the new Mexican nation, had the glory of solving the problem of fixing images, at the same time and independently of those made by Niépce and Daguerre.

Chia: An Alternative Source of Omega 3 Fatty Acids

Chia was one of the Mayans' staple foods. Recently, there has been a resurgence of interest in chia, as it represents a good source of omega-3 acids.

Coyote (Canis latrans), its habitat and behavior

Coyotes are animals that contribute to the natural balance, so in this article, you will find out more about them. Canis latrans is a species that has been threatened by the loss of its habitat due to agricultural activities. In the USA, they have been blamed for 70 percent of livestock losses.

Virtuality will permeate education more in the future

The digital divide in future education can be fought with literacy programs and government-private initiative alliances.

Have you already measured your blood pressure?

Headache or eye pain, ringing in the ears, dizziness, tiredness and swollen legs are the main warning signs. People over 30 years old, with diabetes, overweight, smoking, or alcoholism should do it routinely.

Latest Playa del Carmen seaweed update for the 2022 season

Playa del Carmen struggles with the massive arrival of seaweed. The coastal protection fronts that have anti-sargasso barriers were insufficient, as was the case in downtown Playa del Carmen. It is expected that in the following days' sargassum will continue to arrive in high quantities.

Dozens of dead fish wash up on Mahahual's beaches

How the Mexican oil tanker "Potrero del Llano" was sunk by a German submarine

On May 13, 1942, a German submarine torpedoed and sank the Mexican oil tanker "Potrero del Llano", even though it was sailing in international waters and had been fully identified. The attack resulted in fourteen victims, including chiefs, officers, and sailors who crewed the vessel.

Sport fishing, affected by the arrival of sargassum

El Ceviche: The "Caribbean Fantasy" Monument in Cancun

Cancun seaweed update, conditions, and forecast 2022 season

Cancun seaweed map and graph, updated as of May 24, 2022, 6:00 am. Throughout this week, moderate to very intense seaweed accumulations are expected to continue to increase in Cancun, from Punta Cancun to Xcalak. We will keep you informed.

Violence in Acapulco in the Last Days Despite the Mexican Army Reinforcing Security

Shooting in Playa del Carmen leaves two people wounded

The World of Poisons and Antivenoms in Mexico

An overview of the poisons (particularly those of animal origin), the poisonous fauna with medical importance in Mexico, and the current panorama of antivenom production in Mexico are provided in this article.

A rare event, hepatitis in minors

In the case of infants, most hepatitis is produced by the hepatitis A virus, which in Mexico is common and the main cause that attacks children under five years of age; its prevalence is high, 70 percent.

Climate change and night lights alter the migration and size of birds

The rise in temperature affects their body size and their ability to stay longer in one place. Delaying their movements affects their reproduction.

BACSIM or Brain Advanced Computer Surgery Simulator

As part of their efforts to train medical professionals in complex neurosurgical treatments, researchers and students from the UNAM's Institute of Applied Sciences and Technology (ICAT) have developed a virtual reality and robotic training simulator.

The movement of people in Latin America is towards the region itself

The walls that divide territories and countries must be observed with a critical perspective, from the point of view of fundamental guarantees.

The mural Abstraccion integrada, a work by Carlos Merida

Created by Guatemalan painter and sculptor Carlos Mérida (1891-1984), the mural Abstracción integrada can be observed on Insurgentes Sur Avenue, next to the curve that leads to the University Cultural Center of the UNAM.

The seasonal influenza vaccine helps reduce the severity of avian influenza

To prevent transmission, maintain measures implemented against COVID-19, in addition to avoiding contact with secretions from sick poultry and getting immunized every year.

Care and upbringing of children should be a joint work

Grandmothers, aunts, and friends are maternal; it is not only their obligation. In the past, it was thought that being a mother was the only way to succeed.

The Dance of Flyers: An Ancient Mesoamerican Ritual

The dance of the flyers symbolizes the origin of the Earth, that is why the dancers revolve around the pole, just as the Earth revolves around the Sun.

Navy evacuated Australian woman northeast of Los Cabos

Details of Guerrero Mezcal Festival 2022 in Acapulco

The strange case of Vivian Maier photos

As a solitary nanny, Vivian Maier spent her free time simply taking pictures of everything in the streets that, with her, we now know, marvelous gaze and extraordinary sensitivity, deserved to be portrayed.

What does space medicine do?

Research in space medicine addresses the problem of defining the health risks of space flight and developing strategies to prevent and treat various disorders in space. For this purpose, research work is carried out to simulate the space environment.

Santa Rosa and the ritual use of sacred plants among indigenous peoples

Mexico possesses, thanks to its biodiversity, a large number of plants, cacti, and mushrooms that share psychoactive principles. Find out more.

Historic Center of the City of Puebla: An Architectural and Urban Heritage

Due to its rich architectural and urban heritage, Puebla has been considered one of the most beautiful cities in the Mexican Republic due to the great number of cultural expressions it preserves.

A Unique Experience of the State of Oaxaca, Mexico

Handcrafted Talavera Pottery of Puebla-Tlaxcala, Mexico

The outstanding handcrafted pottery known since at least the 18th century as Talavera is made in the Puebla-Tlaxcala region and is admired as an icon of Mexico for its delicate workmanship, high quality, brightness, colorfulness, and great beauty.

Pulque: Natural Mexican Drink with Probiotic Properties

Pulque is one of the oldest fermented beverages in the world, used exclusively by the Aztec elite, who were aware of the nutritional properties of pulque, reserving it for ceremonies and rituals, for nursing mothers and the elderly.

Marie Curie, the First Woman to Receive a Nobel Prize

We pay tribute to the Polish scientist Marie Curie who, with her discoveries on radiation, became the first woman to win two Nobel Prizes and to change the course of physicochemical research in the 20th century.

The Riveting History of Acapulco: This Is How It Was Discovered

Promulgation of the Constitution of 1917

From the eventual triumph of the Carranza wing over the conventionists, led by Francisco Villa, during the development of the Revolution, the current Political Constitution of the United Mexican States was promulgated on February 5, 1917.

A Life and Times of The Insurgent Vicente Guerrero

Vicente Guerrero was an insurgent who was under the orders of José María Morelos y Pavón before he was shot in 1815. He was part of the national army that managed to overcome the war and consummate independence and is recognized in history for his military and political skills.

The Importance of Maternal Bonding

There would be no infant without maternal care; the baby survives because the mother or the one who acts as the mother wants it and takes care of it.

The 2022 World Beer Cup Brings Mexican Beer Four Medals

Master brewers put Mexico's name on high at the World Beer Cup. Mexican craft beer has earned an important place in the World Beer Cup; the quality of its beverage is enviable.

The Sierra Cucapa, a Wild and Arid Valley of Baja California

Small-Scale Robotics: From Microbots to Nanobots

Are we free to decide? This is what neuroscience says

This is one of the problems of what is understood, strictly speaking, by free will: the ability to make different decisions under the same environmental, social, individual, and emotional conditions.

Sustainable Wine Production in Mexico: The Case of Baja California

Five Popular Pulque Bars in Guadalajara, Jalisco

Texans Are Buying Abortion-Inducing Medicines in Mexico

Canelo Alvarez: Plans to Return to Mexico for a Fighting Match

In an interview with TUDN, Mexican boxer Saúl 'Canelo' Álvarez assured that he has plans for a fight in Mexico in December, without specifying the host city.

The Assassination of a Foreigner in a Cenote of Tulum-Cobá Highway

Foreigner dies in assault at Tzalam cenote in Tulum. The attack also left two people injured.

Herbal Dictionary: A Comprehensive Resource for the Home Kitchen

Myth or Truth: Was There a Tsunami in Lake Texcoco?

The Best Beach Clubs of Puerto Vallarta, Mexico

Spice up your dishes with these spices

Air Quality in Metropolitan Zone of the Valley of Mexico

A New Tourism Route Dedicated to Craft Beer in the Guadalajara

These Mazatlan beaches are closed due to rough seas

Due to weather conditions red and yellow flags are placed on Los Cabos beaches

Eight amazing women scientists whose merit was taken by men

All of these women made great discoveries, but they were left in the shadows. Their achievements were either attributed to their male colleagues or they were denied the Nobel Prize.

The Rally Maya Mexico 2022 in the Yucatan: A New Tour

The City of Guadalajara: The Pearl of Western Mexico

Acapulco COVID-19 coronavirus update: latest cases

Puebla: A State of Natural Beauty and Rich Culture

Nettie Stevens, an American Scientist Who Revolutionized the Field of Genetics

This American scientist revolutionized the field of genetics by making one of the most important contributions to history when she asked herself how the sex of organisms is determined.

Who was the real inventor of the telephone?

There are two important characters involved in this story: Antonio Meucci and Alexander Graham Bell. The former invented the telephone and the latter patented it. How is this possible?

The Mischief of El Niño Phenomenon: What is El Niño?

Volcanic explosions suggested for incorporation into tsunami early warnings

The volcanic eruption that occurred in Tonga was equivalent to 4 to 18 megatons of TNT. The shock wave took more than 7 hours to reach the Mexican coast. A suggestion is made to incorporate volcanic explosions into tsunami early warnings.

Hispanics' growing contributions to the U.S. economy

The GDP produced by Hispanics to the U.S. economy in 2019 is equivalent to that of France; it surpasses Italy, Brazil, and Canada. The 2021 LDC U.S. Latino GDP Report, supported by the University of California-Mexico Alliance.

What's in Spirulina? Benefits and A New Alternative Food

Spirulina consumption has been associated with some beneficial health effects, which are described in this article. Check it out and learn more.

Sarsaparilla: An Artisanal Beverage with Beneficial Properties

Prepared in southeast Mexico, sarsaparilla is a refreshing and sweet beverage that has been produced in an artisanal way for more than a hundred years. This drink is made from the dried roots of different species of plants known by the same name of sarsaparilla.

Information Systems in Everyday Life: The Dangers and Benefits

Information systems can be defined as the set of tools that process data to generate information that supports or sustains decision-making within an organization or an individual.

Current Puerto Morelos seaweed conditions update

Puerto Morelos beaches are overrun with seaweed. Mexican authorities have warned that the problem of foul-smelling seaweed on beaches along the country's Caribbean coast is "alarming."

Industry 4.0 or I4.0: New Opportunities in Manufacturing

In I4.0, cyber systems, the internet of things, and the internet of systems are combined in such a way that access to large amounts of data allows factories to be more efficient and more productive. Learn more about it.

How do photographic cameras work?

Light rays enter our eyes and pass to our brain, which processes the information received to form a known image. A camera does the same thing that our eyes do, it receives the light rays from the outside and transforms them into an image.

The Grasslands: An Overview of the Variations and Diversity

The term grassland refers to plant communities dominated by grasses -commonly known as pastures- and some other families that cover large extensions of land that are not very rugged.

Jellyfish: How They Adapt and Survive Climate Change

What have jellyfish done from their simplicity and beauty to be able to face climate change, global warming, and ocean acidification? These simple animals are much more complex than what meets the eye.

Some Curious Facts about the Tlacuaches (Opossum) in Mexico

Tlacuaches are harmless, and incapable of transmitting rabies. They have poor eyesight and are slow. Quintana Roo and Campeche are the only places that have protected areas.

Is May 5 a mandatory day of rest in Mexico?

In Mexico, there can be confusion among the population as to whether or not May 5th is an official day of rest. Find answers in this article.

A couple goes viral for throwing a "Nazi" wedding

The wedding outraged many people on the networks, alluding to the insensitivity towards the victims of genocides carried out by Nazism.

Ramón Mena Issasi: The Authenticator of the Treasure of Monte Alban

A lawyer, archaeologist, poet, historian, and teacher, Ramón Mena Issasi was also a professor. He is one of the great referents of Mexican science. Born in Cordoba, Veracruz, on August 31, 1847, he graduated in law from the University of Veracruz.

Mexico's foreign policy towards Central American countries

The initiative of the President of Mexico is wise in the sense of considering the United States to make a joint effort to support Central America, said Vázquez Olivera.

It is possible to control asthma and live a normal life

Dust, smoke, gases, pollen, and weather changes can aggravate asthma. The first Tuesday of May is World Asthma Day. It is estimated that there are approximately 262 million people with asthma in the world.

Mural "Inventing the future" by Arnold Belkin (Inventando el futuro)

The mural "Inventing the Future" by Arnold Belkin, of 42 square meters, corresponds to the last stage of the artist's production. It is so named because it shows the visionary capacity of engineering to improve living conditions.

Nanotechnology to Decontaminate Water and Recover Oil

The research group develops nanotechnology to decontaminate water and recover oil. It recovers hydrocarbons from spills on platforms and ships; in 2021 it obtained a patent for this technology.

Palms succumb to a hostile environment in Mexico City

Species such as Phoenix canariensis, of Paseo de la Reforma, are originally from the Canary Islands, Spain, and belong to coastal areas. It could be an opportunity to replace them with some Mexican natives.

Freedom of the press is exercised more widely in digital media

Traditional journalism feels threatened by digital media. On the occasion of the world commemoration of this guarantee is celebrated on May 3.

Harassment or bullying can be learned at home

The increase in harassment or bullying is a sign of the general problem that humanity is going through. May 2 marks the International Day against Bullying or School Bullying.

May 3 is celebrated in Mexico as Construction Workers' Day

In most cases, masons, bricklayers, and craftsmen empirically acquire their knowledge. May 3 is celebrated in Mexico as Construction Workers' Day.

May 1st, Labor Day: Having a Decent Job

If machines replace people's work every day, the future of workers looks complicated, says Roberto Álvarez Manzo, on the occasion of May 1st, Labor Day.

Letter of intent signed on the Codex De la Cruz-Badiano

The Codex De la Cruz-Badiano is considered the oldest medical text written in America. It is an invaluable document for humanity.

The Children's Day: A Celebration of the Return to Real Life

Since 1924, Mexico has celebrated Children's Day every April 30. The return to face-to-face activities has not been easy. Parents and teachers face the challenge of bringing children back to real life.

A Behavioral Study of the Causes of Obesity in Mexicans

More than 70 percent of the population is overweight or overweight. The influence of culture and environment in the formation of eating habits is analyzed. Health and family history was studied in each participant. Foods rich in sugars and fats have a high addictive potential.

The Most Emblematic Archaeological Sites in Guadalajara, Jalisco

In Jalisco, there are more than 1,500 archaeological sites. The following are the most emblematic ones in Guadalajara, Mexico.

The Highlights of Tapalpa in Jalisco, Mexico

Being located 2000 meters above sea level, Tapalpa in Jalisco welcomes you with the aroma of pine trees, oaks, oaks, and flowers that surround it, as well as the smell of wood-burning to keep homes warm.

Mazatlan COVID-19 coronavirus: latest stats and news

Mexico City Declares Environmental Contingency

Holy Cross, a tradition of pre-Hispanic origin associated with the rituals of requesting rainfall

The celebration of the Day of the Holy Cross, which takes place every May 3rd, is a deeply rooted tradition in different parts of Mexico. Few know how this belief had been modified.

What Is Moronga? These Are Its Myths and Benefits

Moronga is a tripe stuffed with pork blood mixed with fat, seasonings, and spices. It is eaten in tacos, alone or with other ingredients.

What are the Pharisees in Sonora?

In Sonora, the Pharisees are symbolic figures of Lent and Holy Week, who roam with their dances accompanied by drum music and bells.

The City of Cárdenas, the Municipal Seat in Tabasco, Mexico

In the state of Tabasco, Cardenas is the second most economically, academically, and politically important municipality and the second largest urban agglomeration.

A new passport processing office opens in Playa del Carmen

These are the passenger train routes in Mexico

Latest on the construction of the CPKC railroad

What happened at the Battle of Puebla?

On May 5, when trying to take Puebla, the French invaders were repeatedly rejected by the Mexican Army. The Mexican defense took refuge in the forts of Loreto and Guadalupe; despite the little armament they had, they managed to repel the invaders.

What is celebrated on Cinco de Mayo in Mexico and the U.S.?

In Mexico, Cinco de Mayo commemorates the Day of the Battle of Puebla, and while it is a relatively minor holiday, in the United States Cinco de Mayo has evolved into a commemoration of Mexican culture and heritage, especially in areas with a large Mexican-American population.

Coronavirus in Mexico: cases, vaccines, COVID-19 semaphore and latest news

Coronavirus in Mexico: The number of covid-19 cases increased by 5,755 during the last week, for a total of 5,739,680, while 200 deaths were added, reaching 324,334,334, reported the Ministry of Health in the Weekly Technical Report.

Puerto Vallarta Safety: U.S. Issues Alert for Insecurity

The United States issues an alert for insecurity in Puerto Vallarta and the Metropolitan Area of Guadalajara. This is due to recent confrontations between criminals and members of the Army.

Moises Gonzalez Anguiano, alias El Moy sentenced to trial

A federal judge ordered the indictment of Moises Gonzalez Anguiano, alias El Moy, an operator of the Jalisco Cartel - New Generation, for his probable responsibility in the commission of crimes against health, possession of firearms, and Air Force, and operations with resources of illicit origin.

The Untold Wealth of Traditional Mexican Music

It is not possible to make a history of the traditional music of Mexico in such brief lines. Here is a small sketch to point out the complexity of this process and to show the diversity of instruments and musical genres played today.

5 de Mayo: What is commemorated on this date in Mexico?

5 de Mayo is a significant date in Mexico since it commemorates the victory of the Mexican army over the French troops that took place in the city of Puebla.

What exactly is Mexico celebrating on May 5th

On May 5, the anniversary of the Battle of Puebla is celebrated, in which the Army of the East defeated the French Army.

A hotel employee in Tulum gets high on a guest's ketamine

Section 5 of the Tren Maya (Mayan Train) in Mexico: What Is Going on?

Felipe Carrillo Puerto, a Peasant and Workers' Leader in Yucatan

Felipe Carrillo Puerto became governor of Yucatan in 1922 and delivered the first speech of his term in the Mayan language. He as governor was progressive: He recognized the political rights of women. On January 3, 1924, Felipe Carrillo Puerto was shot to death in Mérida.

The New International Airport of Tulum 'Felipe Carillo Puerto' is scheduled to open in 2024

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.

Seaweed in Costa Maya: Latest on sargassum in Mahahual

Due to a failure in the placement of 1.2 kilometers of netting placed by the Secretary of the Navy, the coastal area of Mahahual reported the arrival of several tons of sargassum affecting the beach area and the economic activity.

A Brief Report on the Crime in Quintana Roo, Mexico

Tomás Hernández Franco: A Poet and Short Story Writer from Tamboril

Tomás Hernández Franco was a Dominican poet, short story writer, essayist, journalist, and diplomat. He was born in Tamboril, Santiago de los Caballeros, on April 29, 1904. He worked as editor of the vegan newspaper "El Progreso" and in "La Información" of Santiago.

André-Pierre Gignac's Third Goal-Scoring Title for Tigres Club

Frenchman André-Pierre Gignac, the striker for Tigres de la UANL, won his third title as goal-scoring champion in the Grita X La Paz Tournament.

Mother's Day in Mexico: From a Newspaper to a Monument

Four People Are Dead, One Wound after a Shooting in Downtown Pachuca, Hidalgo

Alleged murderer of two Canadians captured in Mexico City

Mexico's National Anti-Kidnapping Coordination (Conase) captured Óscar Iván "N", the alleged mastermind of the murder of two Canadian nationals on January 21, 2022, at the Xcaret theme park tourist complex in the municipality of Solidaridad (Playa del Carmen), in the Riviera Maya area.

Armed commando steals four patrol cars in Sonora

Illegal Flights and Their Security Risks in Mexican Airspace

Pictures and videos of the shootout in Mazamitla

Latest on violence in Uruapan, Michoacan

Texas governor Greg Abbott threatens to declare 'invasion'

What is the chingon meaning in English?

In Mexico, the word chingón is one of the most used words and it can have several meanings. Get to know them.

The musketeers of the cosmos: Copernicus - Kepler

Discover the obscure context in which the Musketeers of the cosmos - Copernicus, Kepler, Giordano Bruno, Galileo, among others - investigated and made known their scientific discoveries.

Mazamitla, Jalisco, Mexico: An Unspoiled Mountain Town

Mazamitla in Jalisco is nestled in the heart of the Sierra del Tigre, a place full of history, tradition, magic, and dreams that invites you to immerse yourself in unforgettable experiences in one of the most emblematic and traditional towns in the western part of the country.

Old Calendars and Others Not So Old: A Need to Order Our Lives

Time is, as colloquially said, a whole subject. Here is a glimpse of it, through spaces in which we can think about it: that of the Mesoamericans and the Europeans, the cyclical and the linear, the daily, the one marked by the different calendars, one of each one of us.

Maracuyá or Passion fruit: A Healthy and Exotic Fruit

Maracuya or passion fruit is a fruit with unique aroma characteristics, in addition to offering multiple health benefits due to its bioactive content.

Astronomical Time: How Do Astronomers Measure Time?

Here is a description of how astronomers manage to measure the ages of celestial bodies and the duration of some astronomical times. It is difficult to conceptualize how long cosmic lapses last because they are billions of times longer than those we use in everyday life. Get to know more.

Sargassum seaweed is affecting Miami, Florida's beaches

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

Honduras seaweed season update and forecast conditions 2022

Stay up to date with the latest on Honduras seaweed conditions and sargassum forecast updates reports in the Roatán and the Caribbean.

What is the weather like in Cancun?

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

Efrain Huerta, also known as the Great Crocodile

One of Efraín Huerta's greatest contributions is the "poem-meets-poem", a genre that he invented and baptized as such and of which he used to say: "Each poem is a world. A world different from ours."

How the Constituent Congress of 1856-1857 began

On February 18, 1856, the Constituent Congress began its work, which was to meet for a whole year to create the second federal and republican constitutional text in the history of Mexico; said Magna Carta would enter into force on February 5, 1857.

A Sweet Agave Place to Fall in Love: Tequila in Jalisco

Tequila in Jalisco offers the best experiences and activities, so don't hesitate to take the time to do each one of them mentioned here.

The Nanche Rojo (Malpighia mexicana) and Its Antioxidant Potential

Also known as Mexican acerola, red cherry, or manzanita, among other names, the nanche rojo (Malpighia mexicana) is a fruit native to Mexico and Central America. Find out more about this exotic and functional fruit.

Serafin Zambada Ortiz, son of Ismael "El Mayo" in a car accident

In a car accident in Hermosillo, Sonora, Serafin, "Mayo" Zambada's son, was reportedly seriously injured.

This is when the 2022 rainy season starts in Mexico

In some parts of the country, there have been rains in the last few days, and more than a few people are wondering when the 2022 rainy season will begin; check it out here.

Walmart's sales in Mexico rise 10%; acknowledges the impact of inflation

This is what to do when a person goes missing in Mexico

The Aztec Stone of the Sun and Its Origin in Mexican Mythology

The Prehispanic icon that has most represented ancient Mexico in the world is the so-called Stone of the Sun, also known as the Aztec Calendar; however, this unfinished piece is not a calendar.

The Evergreen Forest of Mexico: An Overview

The evergreen forests are the most exuberant plant communities, they are formed by trees up to 30m or higher, of very diverse species that keep their foliage all year round. They are very complex ecosystems with a high variety of species from one place to another.

Recipe: Romeritos de antojo

One of the most representative and lesser known culinary recipes of the State of Aguascalientes, Mexico, so well known for its cooking excellence, is romeritos de antojo. Try it with your family and friends.

Recipe: Almond Cheese (Queso de almendras)

This almond cheese ("Queso de almendras") is one of the most representative and lesser known culinary recipes from the State of Aguascalientes, Mexico, so well known for its culinary excellence. Try it with your family and friends.

Recipe: Arroz verde (green rice) Aguascalientes style

Aguacalientes style green rice is one of the most representative and lesser known culinary recipes from the State of Aguascalientes, Mexico, so well known for its culinary excellence. Try it with your family and friends.

The Coastal Landscapes and Natural Heritage of Chetumal Bay

Coastal lagoons, islands, and extensive mangrove swamps are found in the beautiful Chetumal Bay. It is home to rich wildlife in its emerald green waters. Vestiges of the Mayan culture can be seen along the bay, as well as buildings from the colonial era.

Researchers identify molecules related to food addiction

A study by Rafael Maldonado López, from the Pompeu Fabra University in Barcelona, Spain, revealed that some markers are involved in the vulnerability to food. Get to know more.

The importance of diet in Parkinson's disease

These are only general perspectives for a more balanced diet that can help to have better control of the disease Parkinson's disease.

Foods that protect against prostate cancer

There is scientific evidence that certain foods may have protective effects against the condition of prostate cancer. Get to know more about them.

Sport Fishing in the Riviera Nayarit, Mexico

Fishing in Riviera Nayarit is considered one of the favorite places to practice sport fishing in Mexico. Find out why.

The Chapala Lakeside in Guadalajara, Jalisco, Mexico

Chapala is one of the 125 municipalities in which the Mexican state of Jalisco is divided. Its capital is the city of Chapala, located next to the lake of the same name, after which it is named.

Mexico chairs the Pacific Alliance high-level group meeting

These are the benefits of white wines

White wine is rich in antioxidants, which help us to, for example, increase the level of 'good' cholesterol in the blood, keep our skin and cells young or strengthen our immune system. It is rich in minerals and low in calories.

Is a glass of wine a day good for you?

A small glass of wine daily during meals is good for a certain age to prevent the risk of cardiovascular problems. Some doctors venture to say that a small glass of wine daily is recommended from the age of 50, especially in women and unless there are contraindications.

Puerto Vallarta with a better perception of security

Is wine bad for you?

Drinking more than three glasses of wine a day is lethal for the human body, as it increases triglyceride levels and, consequently, causes arterial hypertension. Therefore, it is recommended to measure your daily intake.

This is why red wine is good for your heart

Antioxidants provided by dark peels, such as procyanidins, have been associated with health benefits, including protection against heart disease and possibly longevity.

Beer studies, a healthy beverage

Rich in vitamins, proteins, folic acid, and antioxidants, some studies on beer indicate that its moderate consumption is associated with cardiovascular benefits, bone health, and even obesity. Of course, always within a balanced diet.

Alert for the presence of scorpions in Guadalajara during the hot season

What is known about childhood hepatitis of unknown origin?

The Ministry of Health reported the activation of an alert to monitor and watch for possible cases of childhood hepatitis of unknown origin.

The 6th most insecure city in the country is Guadalajara

Mural "The overcoming of man through culture" by Francisco Eppens Helguera

This work adorns the exterior wall of the José J. Rojo Auditorium at the School of Dentistry in the University City. Its designer, Francisco Eppens Helguera, was a seasoned muralist and experimented with sculpture, oil, and other plastic media.

These signs tell you whether or not a Cancun cab is on or off duty

Lack of investment is causing Acapulco's decline

What types of beers and wines are there?

If you are one of those who enjoy a good glass of wine or a pint of beer. Whether for a family reunion or after a meal at home. That's why we are interested in knowing what types of beers and wines exist.

Tlaquepaque: A Typical Art and Cultural Destination of Guadalajara

Tlaquepaque is known for its artistic quality in the production of ceramics, pottery, blown glass, wood, and wrought iron. There are more than three hundred picturesque stores that are a real pleasure for those looking for unique products at good prices.

The benefits of moderate red wine consumption

Findings based on in vivo and in vitro studies have found that moderate, optional, daily intake of red wine (200 mL for men and 100 mL for women) can prevent several chronic diseases.

Hierba santa, a very special ingredient in Mexican cuisine

Native to Mexico and other countries in the Americas, hierba santa has been very useful since pre-Hispanic times, since, throughout history, its varied properties have always provided great benefits to Mexican cuisine, which has given that unique and special flavor that characterizes it.

These are the reasons why a can may be swollen

Poorly processed food may contain microorganisms capable of proliferating inside the can. It is necessary to abstain from acquiring such products.

Washing rice reduces the risk of metal intake

A study showed that washing rice significantly reduced the concentrations of cadmium, arsenic, and lead, in addition to the fact that the three types of cooking reduced the bioaccessibility of these elements.

Ángela Peralta, the Most Outstanding Mexican Opera Singer

Angela Peralta, the most outstanding Mexican opera singer of the 19th century, lived a very short life, but also a very intense one. Her precocious approach to singing allowed her to train abroad, tour Europe three times, and marry twice in just 38 years of life.

Black bean: an affordable, nutritious, and antioxidant food

Consuming black beans has benefits that contribute to a good state of health, besides the fact that it is a food, cheap and is a very versatile ingredient in Mexican gastronomy, since they can be prepared in salads, especially sprouted, as well as cooked, in creams, and so on.

Probiotic bacteria for good sleep quality

It has been hypothesized that probiotic-based foods (live microorganisms that, when administered in adequate amounts, confer a health benefit on the host), could have an effect on sleep and improve its quality.

The Plaza Mayor of Madrid, hundreds of years of history

In its origins, it was the Plaza del Arrabal, in the suburb of Santa Cruz, outside the walled enclosure of the city. The Plaza was formed by a market without any order or concert, under the arcades of some of the houses of the merchants who lived in this area, mostly Jews.

Biodiversity and Extinction: What We Can Do?

We are heading for collapse, for extinction, if action is not taken; biodiversity loss can be halted, and that is what we must do at all costs. Undertaking conservation measures would stabilize species.

Child maltreatment occurs even before birth

It is replicated for generations; it models apathetic adolescents and adults with antisocial and depressive behaviors. April 25 marks the International Day for the Elimination of Child Abuse.

Malaria on the decline in Mexico

Malaria resistance problems to drugs are ruled out. World Malaria Day is commemorated on April 25. Africa accounted for 95 percent of cases and 96 percent of deaths.

The most used words in Spanish are the so-called functional words

University students conducted a study to find out which words are the most used; they review the influence of the so-called emojis and their racial use. On April 23, Spanish Language Day is celebrated at the United Nations, the anniversary of the death of Miguel de Cervantes Saavedra.

Eggs: tips for their correct handling and safe consumption

Egg protein is one of the most complete proteins from a nutritional point of view, so good handling must be ensured to take advantage of it in a safe way. Enjoy your meal.

Medical care services offer in Cancun

Colombian drug trafficker Edward Fernando Giraldo "Boliqueso" arrested

SEMAR led an operation to capture Colombian drug trafficker Edward Fernando Giraldo "Boliqueso". Mexican President López Obrador assured that the criminal, one of the most wanted in Colombia, has already been extradited.

El Mencho's financial strategist 'El Chopa' killed in Puerto Vallarta, Jalisco

According to military intelligence, Saul Alejandro "N" "El Chopa" was linked to the murder of the former governor of Jalisco, Jorge Aristoteles Sandoval.

Postcards as a Visual Resource: The Mexico Experience

Postcards in Mexico became a graphic resource that made it possible to document the various facets of the country, from archaeological remains and war conflicts to buildings and monuments that showed its social and cultural richness.

A Brief History of the La Castañeda Insane Asylum in Mexico

Mexico's largest mental health facility, the La Castañeda General Asylum, became infamous for its inhumane treatment and deplorable conditions for its patients. The indignation led family members to escalate their petition to the highest levels to demand attention to their urgent needs.

Tonalá in Jalisco: A Cultural and Historical Destination

Tonalá is located to the east of the Metropolitan Area of Guadalajara and is recognized for being the cradle of distinguished pottery masters.

Myths and legends surrounding Pedro Infante

The Mexican idol Pedro Infante, whose voice made people fall in love with him, is surrounded by countless myths. Get to know some of them.

Spices: tradition and health with a taste of Mexico

The following is a list of the most commonly used spices in Mexican cuisine, as well as their benefits in the dishes and beverages in which they are commonly consumed.

The Inquisition against free thought, the practice of censorship in New Spain

The Catholic Church had great power in the New Spain era, and anything that went against it was punished. Against this background, the Inquisition issued an edict in which it ordered to denounce people who had books that were not written in Spanish.

Antioxidants in Mexican ingredients and foods

Some of the ingredients and foods most commonly consumed by Mexicans and their beneficial health properties as reported in scientific studies.

UNAM Women's Museum tells the story of their role in the history

UNAM's Museum of Women shows their contribution to the building of Mexico. Visitors will always find something new.

Analysis of recreational use of cannabinoids in Mexico

One of the advantages is that Mexico recognizes cannabis as a medicine in the General Health Law. More scientific information is needed on its effects. To identify the harm caused by its prohibition in order not to violate human rights.

The next decade against environmental deterioration will be crucial

Alteration is occurring rapidly and its speed may be greater than other extinction events that the Earth has suffered. There are more than one million species in danger of disappearing.

Urgent action is needed against global warming in Mexico

Global warming cannot be reduced without substantial modifications to the socioeconomic system. The accumulated costs of inaction during the century are equivalent to losing more than 4.5 times Mexico's current GDP.

Chac Mool Beach: Cancun's first beach for the public

The Return of Quetzalcoatl by José Chávez Morado

The Return of Quetzalcoatl by José Chávez Morado is located in Ciudad Universitaria; it was created on a 12 by a 4.5-meter wall, with a Venetian mosaic. Plastic integration of the original cultures of the world.

How much is the minimum wage in Mexico?

In 2022, the minimum wage will increase by 22 percent, compared to last year, to benefit workers in Mexico.

These are the cities with the highest perception of insecurity

According to INEGI, these are the cities with the highest perception of insecurity. See also the five cities with the lowest perception of insecurity in the country.

Javier Lozano Barragán, Mexican Cardinal who died in Rome

Javier Lozano Barragan served for more than two decades as president of the Pontifical Council for Health. This is his life's work.

Macron beats Le Pen in TV debate between French presidential candidates

Some of the undecided made their choice after last night's only televised debate between the two candidates, far-right Marine Le Pen and incumbent President Emmanuel Macron. More than 15 million French people watched the debate.

The Hotel Offer in Costa Mujeres, Mexico

The hotel offer in Costa Mujeres, located in the Continental Zone of Isla Mujeres, is characterized by the luxury of its facilities and the excellent quality of its services, whether for traveling with family, as a couple, with friends or for business meetings.

2022 Sargassum seaweed update in the Dominican Republic

Sargassum begins to arrive at Boca de Yuma, Dominican Republic. The seaweed began to arrive at this beach three days ago.

Latest on sargassum seaweed in Costa Rica 2022

A new wave of sargassum has reached the beaches of the Costa Rica Caribbean. It is a seaweed that, when decomposing, produces hydrogen sulfide, which can irritate the eyes and respiratory tract and, in large concentrations, can be toxic. In large concentrations, it can be toxic.

Mayan Route: A Unique Journey of Ancient Maya Culture

Halo star Pablo Schreiber is vacationing in Los Cabos

"Another trip to Mexico, another grand adventure! A guy could really get used to this place… " says Halo star Pablo Schreiber while in Los Cabos.

José Vasconcelos, A Legend of Mexican Education and Politics

José María Albino Vasconcelos Calderón was a philosopher, educator, lawyer, writer, and politician; he was born on February 27, 1882, in Oaxaca. In 1925 he published The Cosmic Race, one of his most influential books, in which he expounds some of his reflections on indigenousness.

Is marijuana legal in Mexico?

This is what the Mexican law resolved regarding marijuana that has a recreational use.

Fashion in Mexico at the end of the 19th century

This sample of garments and accessories depicts fashion in Mexico at the end of the 19th and beginning of the 20th century.

Characters of the Mexican Revolution: A Brief History

Here you can find several of the characters that were part of the Mexican Revolution. Introducing some of them.

Jose Artemio "N", alias El Michoacano arrested in Mexico City

José Artemio "N", alias "El Michoacano" was arrested on the street of Arcos de Belén, on the corner of Luis Moya, in the Doctores neighborhood, Mexico City.

Colonche, the drink that outraged an entire town

Made with red prickly pear, the elaboration of colonche caused a shortage of this fruit, which was a staple food. How its sweet taste attracted children despite its 20° of alcohol.

Kidnapping victim figures in Mexico drop in March

In March 2022 there were 123 cases of kidnapping of people, in addition to 92 detainees accused of kidnapping in Mexico.

Gabino Barreda and the Moral and Ethical Formation of Mexicans

The educator and philosopher Gabino Barreda was one of the people who brought positivism to Mexico and raised in various public forums the need for the moral and ethical formation of citizens.

Antonio López de Santa Anna, a Social and Political Legend

Throughout 23 years, Antonio López de Santa Anna occupied the presidency 11 times, alternating with voluntary and forced retirements. As president, he signed treaties with the United States in which he lost more than half of the national territory.

Mexican Writer and Philosopher Antonio Caso Andrade

Antonio Caso's intellectual life was devoted to philosophy in his extensive written work and in the teaching of several generations who recognized him as the master par excellence.

Pancho Villa: A Life of Revolutionary Warman

José Doroteo Arango Arámbula was born on June 5, 1878 in San Juan del Río, Durango. Better known by his pseudonym Francisco Villa or the hypocoristic of this. Pancho Villa was one of the main leaders of the Mexican Revolution.

A Brief Review of the Oil Expropriation in Mexico

The "Oil Expropriation in Mexico" was a series of events that resulted in the nationalization of the oil industry, carried out in 1938, based on the enforcement of the Expropriation Law, enacted in 1936 and Article 27 of the Mexican Constitution of the United Mexican States.

Life and times of Venustiano Carranza: Revolutionary and President

Discover how Venustiano Carranza managed to become president during the most difficult period of Mexico's history in the 20th century.

Ignacio López Rayón: A Military and Political Leader

Ignacio López Rayón (1773-1832) was appointed Commander of the insurgent troops by Miguel Hidalgo I Costilla. After the independence was consummated, he was Intendant of the Province of San Luis Potosí, Deputy to the Constituent Congress, and Military Commander of Jalisco.

Jesús Reyes Heroles: An Academic and Political Leader

Jesús Reyes Heroles was an outstanding university intellectual and political leader, whose written work significantly oriented the political discourse in Mexico, as well as the conception of the Mexican State and the knowledge of its historical roots.

Pancho Villa series “Centauro del Norte” (Centaur of the North)

The series will narrate the life of Pancho Villa during the Mexican Revolution and will be filmed in various locations in the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area, the interior of the State of Jalisco, and the historic center of the city.

Leona Vicario, Mexican Emblem of Women's Liberation

Learn more about Leona Vicario, the heroine of Mexican Independence. She was declared Meritorious and Sweetest Mother of the Nation on August 25, 1842.

History of the National Agrarian Registry of Mexico

Learn about the history of the National Agrarian Registry of Mexico from 1984 to date.

The day Pancho Villa invaded the U.S.

It remains for General Villa and the militiamen of the Northern Division the honor of seeking to avenge the opprobrium of U.S. imperialism by invading their territory with a revolutionary force.

Ignacio Allende, The First Insurgent

Ignacio Allende was captain of the Novo-Hispanic militias and sympathized with the country's independence project. He was an assistant to the first secret meetings of the rebellion and fought with Miguel Hidalgo y Costilla in the first stage of the War of Independence.

Pedro Ramírez Vázquez: The Architecture of Contemporary Mexico City

Pedro Ramírez Vázquez was one of the most important architects of contemporary Mexico. His cultural and architectural conception was reflected in several important works, which are part of the historical-cultural heritage and urban landscape of Mexico City.

Recommendations of the Best Restaurants in Acapulco for a Good Food

Some Popular Bars for Good Drinks in Acapulco, Guerrero, Mexico

Incidence of Crimes in the Guadalajara Metropolitan Area

Robbery and rape crimes soar in Los Cabos

Helicopter Rides on the Beach: A New Attraction in Mazatlan

These are the new attractions at Mazatlan's Central Park

A Short History of Marguerite Duras's Life and Work

Marguerite Duras (real name Marguerite Donnadieu) was born on April 4, 1914, in Gia Dinh (Vietnam), a town near Saigon, which at that time belonged to French Indochina. This is her biography.

Water quality changes in the Mexico City Metropolitan Area

These are the dirtiest beaches in Mexico

According to the periodic reviews of the most visited beaches, it was found that several almost exceed the sanitary limits.

A giant crocodile prowled tourist beach in Nuevo Vallarta

Papantla Flyers return to Puerto Vallarta

Swell alert maintained on Puerto Vallarta beaches

Get to know the Mystika Museum in Tulum

A Visit to the Grand Cenote in Tulum, Mexico

This is how to see a solar eclipse in Cancun

Autonomous University of Guadalajara Botanical Garden, scientific oasis and lung of the city

Visiting and touring the Autonomous University of Guadalajara (UAG) you can find many gardens, groves, and spaces where the green color embellishes the mornings and afternoons of those who look at them.

Environmental pollution and its effect on health

The World Health Organization (WHO) declared on World Health Day the theme "Our planet, our health", which related to how the environment affects the physical and mental wellbeing of humanity.

Shark Tower, Cancun's new iconic building

Two tourists die after being swept away by strong currents in Mazatlan

Afro-Mestizo Holy Week in the Costa Chica of Guerrero

Isla Mujeres offers clean and sargassum-free beaches

Mexico doubles electric car sales

The Authentic Mexican Interior: From the Spectacular Coast to the Diverse Nature

This is what the physical appearance of the Maya was like

Broadly defined, the pre-Hispanic Mayas met these characteristics of the physical type.

Lime kilns, essential for the construction of Monte Albán

Lime ovens complete the construction map used by the Zapotecs. The finding reveals that primarily local materials were used. The product was made by artisans who had the necessary knowledge to handle fire. This is the first time that these objects have been found in the Zapotec region.

Birds are supportive in assisting their young

The research also reviewed sex differences in bird courtship, competition, and social pair bonding.

Child exploitation: a complex and growing global phenomenon

In Mexico, forced begging and sexual exploitation have been documented. On the occasion of World Day Against Child Slavery, 20 million children in Mexico live in poverty.

Modification of the concept of death

Funeral agencies and cremations have increased because wakes are no longer held at home. If before the good death was at home, now it is in the hospital. Among the Mayas, the dead are an essential part of the world of the living.

Mexicans, the most stressed in the world

Work stress causes gastrointestinal damage, sleep disturbances, headaches, fears, behavioral reactions, and harassment at work. By having a real rest our attention processes are optimized. Due to the pandemic, the figure of the "always available collaborator" arose.

These are the richest people in Mexico in 2022, according to Forbes

Viacrucis of Living Stations of the Cross is performed at the UAG

The celebration of the Viacrucis of Living Stations of the Cross at the UAG is a traditional event organized by the Department of Arts and Culture and the Dean's Office of Science and Technology of the UAG.

The tumbeleche, the forbidden pre-Hispanic dance

This is how the Holy Office of the Inquisition prohibited the tumbeleche to be performed again both in public and in private, besides asking for the immediate punishment of those present.

Sky pollution in cities

The dark sky is a unique natural resource. To stop seeing the sky is not only a cultural loss, but the production of electricity from the use of fossil fuels continually pollutes the atmosphere.

Two years before another great total solar eclipse in Mexico

The amazing spectacle that is seen during the totality of a solar eclipse will last up to four and a half minutes in some of these sites.

Carlos Graef: the Mexican who challenged Einstein

Albert Einstein shared his ideas on gravitation with him in 1944, while Graef was at Harvard University teaching a course on relativity theory and gravitation.

The myth of fasting lime juice for weight loss

The benefits of lime are not very different from those of any other fruit. If you want or need to undergo a dietary regimen, it is best to consult a specialist.

The day Pedro Infante 'reappeared' 26 years after his death

Urban legends claim that Pedro Infante lived until 2013, faking his death in 1957. A mysterious character appeared after Pedro Infante's death, claiming to be the real singer.

Tridilosa: A Three-Dimensional System Designed by Heberto Castillo Martinez

Besides being recognized as a politician of the Mexican left and social fighter, Heberto Castillo Martinez created one of the greatest engineering contributions ever made in the country: the tridilosa.

The impressive knowledge of the indigenous people

How one indigenous student managed to catch six lynxes, because all felines are very attracted to things that move and shine, so they start to play.

Implications of adding milk on the beneficial properties of coffee

Did you know that the simple fact of adding cream or milk to your coffee could somehow affect the antioxidant content of the coffee?

Artistic expression: more than a luxury, a determining element of humanity

The first records of artistic expression date back to prehistoric times. On the occasion of World Art Day, this is a fundamental human right.

Thousands of products from nature are beneficial to humans

Medicines, herbicides, insecticides, and fungicides are obtained from molecules and extracts of plants, microorganisms, and animals. In Mexico, there are 25,000 to 30,000 species from which millions of compounds can be obtained.

Rabbit meat, food with high nutritional value

Rabbit meat helps to lower weight, cholesterol, and uric acid and provides beneficial fatty acids for cardiac activity. Its quality is comparable to that of fish and eggs.

A Golfing Experience at Riviera Nayarit, Mexico

There are six world-class golf courses in Riviera Nayarit and more are in the pipeline. Check them out here.

Is it better to eat raw, boiled, or fried shrimp?

The nutritional characteristics of shrimp, lead us to ask ourselves: how should it be consumed, preferably, to take full advantage of its nutritional benefits?

Zapopan: An Important Religious and Cultural Destination

Zapopan has several tourist attractions, modern first-class shopping centers, important entertainment centers, and the best hotels in the metropolitan area of Guadalajara.

Cempoalxóchitl: A Plant of the Day of the Dead

The cempasúchil flower is not only one of the most representative of Mexico and its Day of the Dead celebration. It is also one of the plants that bring great benefits that captivate and calls the attention of the whole world.

Isla Holbox: The Local Food and Recipes of the Island

Superbugs: Reality Beats Fiction

Superbugs are so real that they are becoming increasingly common. This term is used to refer to bacteria that are resistant to various types of antibiotics, drugs that are used to combat the diseases they cause.

The future of genetic engineering and its ethical implications

Genetic engineering technology is here to stay and will change humanity as we know it, and time will tell to what extent. The more we know about it, the more we will be able to know what is being done.

Equinoxes and solstices, and other elements that oriented Mesoamerican buildings

The solar alignment of the Temple of the Great Tables at Chichén Itzá is related to the Maya New Year. Find out how.

Chagas Disease in Mexico: The Transmission and Distribution

Mexico is the country with the highest number of vectors that transmit Chagas disease. It is a silent disease that causes, in low-income people in rural areas, inflammation of a single eyelid, fever, and heart failure. April 14, World Chagas Disease Day.

Alternative Oil Sources for Human Consumption

Some alternative sources of oils exist, several of which are used both for human and industrial consumption and for animal husbandry.

The most important museums in Guadalajara, Jalisco

These are the most important museums of Guadalajara in Jalisco. Get to know them and be fascinated by their history and collections.

26 beautiful churches in Guadalajara and its surroundings

The city of Guadalajara is full of churches that are the religious heritage of the inhabitants, but also beautiful architectural works that tourists can enjoy contemplating. Here are the churches located in Guadalajara, this beautiful colonial city, capital of the state of Jalisco.

Costa Norte: A Unique and Natural Area of Nayarit, Mexico

A unique experience of coexisting with virgin nature is offered by the beaches of this region called Costa Norte, Nayarit.

Does our food contain pesticides?

It is important to note that all foods, especially fruits and vegetables, contain pesticide residues. Although the amount of these does not pose a health risk to consumers, we can do more to reduce intake.

Castelao: caricature as a useful art form

Castelao felt himself to be an artist before anything else and was a central figure in Galician culture for a long time, expressing his social and political concerns in caricatures that for him should reflect the truth and be an art capable of changing things for the better.

This is why some fruits scald the tongue

Eating is a sensory experience full of different flavors and it is interesting to understand why we perceive certain sensations when consuming different foods and beverages. You may wonder what is the reason for this effect?

How to use detergents and disinfectants correctly in your kitchen

Is it beneficial to intentionally add a disinfectant to kitchen detergents? Osvaldo López Cuevas, an academic at the Center for Research in Food and Development (CIAD), explains the pros and cons of this practice.

These are the main benefits of shrimp broth

If you are in doubt as to whether the consumption of shrimp broth is beneficial to your health, it is safe to say that this broth has the potential to be beneficial to your health due to its composition. Even so, let's enjoy its incomparable flavor.

Mexcaltitán Island, a Small Mangrove Island with an Old Town

The island of Mexcaltitán is a magical place in the middle of fresh and salt waters with a history full of legends in the state of Nayarit, Mexico.

Cozumel stingray aquarium invaded by seaweed

MBFWMx: Mercedes-Benz Fashion Week Mexico City announces its calendar

These are the most common names in Mexico

The names most commonly chosen by Mexicans for newborns have changed since in the past they were chosen according to the Catholic saints' calendar.

U.S. Warns of Continuing Human Rights Violations in Mexico

Mexico's largest online stores by sales value

Mexico-Texas border: Reasons why the U.S. has held up Mexican trucks

Creating a Sweet Dream: Traditional Mexican Sweets Recipes

Tim Bradley slams Gennady Golovkin for Canelo Alvarez

Dead fish appear in Nuevo Vallarta

A cleaning lady finds a dead person in a hostel in Tulum

8 tourists from Canada rescued from drowning in Mazatlan

Los Cabos coronavirus update: slight increase in COVID-19 cases

A rare case of irritant dermatitis due to exposure to sargassum in Puerto Rico

Algal dermatitis is a little-studied problem that has been gaining more and more relevance in Puerto Rico. Check out what is going on there.

Cancun maintains its leadership in clean beaches

At the Cancun Riviera Maya Clean Beaches Committee's Ordinary Session, the Municipality of Benito Juarez maintained its leadership in clean beaches.

Playa Hermosa in Ensenada, Baja California, is not suitable for vacationing

Due to the health risk posed by the constant discharge of sewage water, Playa Hermosa in Ensenada, Baja California, is marked as unfit for vacationing by state and municipal authorities.

Isla Mujeres now has a tourist police

Today, after several years, the Isla Mujeres City Hall finally put into operation the Tourist Auxiliary Police, thus fulfilling one more commitment to the security of this tourist resort.

These beaches in Mexico concentrate COVID-19 cases

During the Easter holiday period, Veracruz, La Paz, Los Cabos, Ensenada, Baja California Sur; as well as Cancun, Quintana Roo, started the Holy Week vacation period with the highest number of COVID-19 infections in the country's beach destinations.

In the footsteps of Vasco Núñez de Balboa

Vasco Nuñez de Balboa was the leader of the host that discovered the current Pacific Ocean, decisive for the Hispanic economic policy during the Colony.

All beaches in Acapulco are suitable for vacationers

This is why QR codes can be dangerous

As well as all the benefits that QR code technology offers us, particularly since the pandemic, it can also become a harmful tool if not used with caution. Find out more.

The Appellation of Origin TEQUILA: Mexican Official Standard

Tequila is present in more than 120 countries around the world, where 55 countries grant international protection registration. The main countries where tequila arrives are the United States; Germany; Spain; France; Japan; Canada; and the United Kingdom.

Tequila Production Process from Agave in Mexico

The tequila production process begins in the agave fields when the agaves are selected to be harvested and taken to the factories for processing. Later in the factory, the following processes take place: grinding, cooking, fermentation, distillation, maturation, filtration, dilution, and bottling.

The Blue Agave: A Plant That Produces Tequila

Agave is not a cactus. The blue agave is a plant that has long, fibrous, bluish-green leaves, whose usable part for the production of tequila is the pineapple or head.

Tequila: A Native Mexican Beverage from the Jalisco Valley

10 recipes for authentic Mexican sauces with chili

Mexicans have demonstrated for centuries that they are a salsa people and that the humblest of foods is worthy of a little sauce. Check out these.

Brian Donaciano Olguin Verdugo, alias El Pitt arrested

According to an intelligence report, Brian Donaciano Olguin Verdugo reportedly arrived in Colombia in February to negotiate with FARC dissidents.

19 Easy Tequila Cocktails for Any Party

Cocktails with tequila, one of Mexico's most famous liquors, are synonymous with joy and celebration. Prepare tequila cocktails that are suitable for any summer party.

Four Natural Protected Areas in Mexico City

Mexico City Nature Tourism Guide

Antidiabetic nanoparticles show greater effectiveness than tablets

A study was conducted to improve the administration of glibenclamide in an oral suspension. Blood glucose levels decreased with a dose five times lower than that of tablets. It shows greater absorption and avoids gastric irritation, other benefits.

Early diagnosis, the main challenge in Parkinson's disease

Some of the causes that originate Parkinson's disease are genetic or consumption of toxic agents and synthetic drugs. In case of involuntary tremors or difficulty in speaking or maintaining balance and movement, consult an expert in movement disorders. It is a serious problem of old age.

Human activities accelerate the disappearance of wetlands

Wetlands contribute to carbon sequestration up to 55 times faster than tropical forests. Mexico ranks fourth in the world for the importance of its mangroves, and second in the Americas. The environmental services they provide are innumerable; protecting them should be a national priority.

Inflation, negative impact of the conflict in Ukraine on North America

The Russian President confirmed that his country is power with an expansionist trajectory. Latin America is not the most affected by the conflict. On the surface there is unity in the West and the dawn of liberalism; however, there are differences.

Training of Pets for Their Transportation

Pets require previous training for their transportation since by nature they are not used to it. It is important to foresee the requirements for their mobilization and those of the destination.

Insomnia: Sleep well to live better

Specialists recommend avoiding bad habits such as the use of electronic devices and resting for less than six hours. Worldwide, 40 percent of the population snores.

A scientific reason why Popocatepetl's eruption will be inevitable

There is a scientific reason why Popocatepetl's eruption will be inevitable. Researchers detail that communities at risk should be better prepared for a possible eruption.

Britney Spears on vacation in Playa del Carmen

Through her social networks, Britney Spears has shown that she is on vacation in Playa del Carmen with her fiancé Sam Asghari.

3 cases of toxoplasmosis registered in Yucatan

Figures from the Ministry of Health indicate that as of March 26th, there are two cases of toxoplasmosis in women and one in men.

Peru declares an emergency for its tourism sector until December 31

The tourism sector in Peru is declared an emergency at the national level until December 31, 2022, due to the effects generated by Covid-19, states a decree published in the official gazette.

Cancun, Mexico, Maya Culture and Tourism

Located on the Yucatan Peninsula, Cancun offers a wide range of destinations for unforgettable experiences, thanks to the constant contact with the marine fauna and the ancestral Mayan culture.

How to get from Cancun International Airport to the Hotel Zone?

Are you traveling to Cancun? Check out these tips to take transportation to the Hotel Zone from Cancun International Airport.

These are the most insecure roads in Mexico

The U.S. warns its officials and citizens not to travel along several stretches of highway in the country, such as Guanajuato, Jalisco, and Michoacán, due to organized crime-style violence.

The Ancient Mural Art of the Cholula Archaeological Zone

In the buildings of the Archaeological Zone of Cholula, one can appreciate one of the most important mural groups of the Mexico of the past.

Comalcalco Archaeological Zone: A Monumental Site in Tabasco

Located 55 kilometers from the city of Villahermosa, capital of the State of Tabasco, the Comalcalco archaeological site, once inhabited by the Mayan people, is of great importance for those seeking the mystery of the historical past.

The State of Guerrero: A Touristic Highlight

Ecotourism and adventure sports are two activities that have become fashionable in the state. For all these reasons, Guerrero is one of the states with the largest number of ideal places to spend your vacations.

Comala, the "White Town of America": A Historical Heritage

Get to know Comala in the state of Colima, peaceful and quiet, with an incomparable artisan heritage and a rich historical past.

A Guide to the State of Sinaloa, Mexico

The Sea of Cortes - Copper Canyon Ecotourism Circuit, Mexico

A Tour of Zacatecas, a Traditional Colonial Capital of the State

Experience the Best of Xalapa, Veracruz, Mexico

Villahermosa, the Capital of the State of Tabasco, Mexico

Marital Crimes in New Spain

Misuse of power, violence, and control over women is not new news, it is a situation that has not distinguished between races or eras. Here we are in 1808, Francisco de los Santos Mateo is tried for the alleged murder of Felipa Atanacia, his wife.

Get to know Toluca, the capital of the State of Mexico

Discover The Viceregal Past of Querétaro, Mexico

This is what Tuxtla Gutiérrez is known for

Tuxtla-Gutiérrez is the capital city of the state of Chiapas. The city has a unique combination of natural splendor deeply rooted in the Zoque, and cultural traditions within the context of a modern urban center.

Mazatlan: A Tropical Beach Resort in the Mexican Riviera

Acapulco, Mexico: A Place of Fun, Relaxation, and Natural Beauty

Churches of Oaxaca: A Visit to a Historic City

In Oaxaca, the religious constructions of the colonial era impress with the magnificence of their interior and exterior decorations and offer a peculiar vision of the history of this kind and beautiful city.

The Collective Action in José Hernández Delgadillo's Art: What Matterd in His Works

The works of José Hernández Delgadillo, more linked to collective action, were what mattered to him, and to the circumstances of the time.

Recommendations for dealing with environmental ozone contingencies

To deal with health complications caused by the increase in ozone levels, specialists make several recommendations to be applied institutionally and individually.

The trail of the castaway: the untamed journeys of Francisco de Cuéllar

One of the survivors aboard the Lavia, which sank together with the Juliana and Santa María de Visón in Sligo, in the north of Ireland, was Captain Francisco de Cuéllar, author of the well-known missive to Philip II "Letter from one who was in the English Armada and who tells of the Journey".

Buildings and Tourist Attractions in Guadalajara's Historic Center

Introducing a top of places to visit in the Historic Center of Guadalajara, Jalisco. These are places that you can easily reach on foot and that will give you another perspective on how you see and know the city for its great historical, cultural and gastronomic value.

A Historic Port in Alta California: San Blas, Riviera Nayarit

Get to know the historic port of San Blas in Nayarit, from where the Franciscan friars led by Fray Junipero Serra departed in 1768 to colonize Alta California.

The Uprising in New Spain by Africans: The Story of Yanga

The rebellion led by Yanga was not the first uprising in New Spain by enslaved Africans, much less the last; however, it is one of the most important due to the success of the resistance.

Ricardo Flores Magón: Anarchism and the Mexican Revolution

Ricardo Flores Magón's political stance was determined by his anarchist and socialist readings, and it was in anarchism, a political movement that he embraced throughout his life, where he would find the basis of his thought and action.

A Guide to Avoid Travel Agency Frauds on Social Networks

Are you going to buy vacation packages on social networks? See how they scam and tips to avoid it.

Isla Mujeres: The Local Food and Recipes of the Island

A Practical Guide to File an Individual Tax Return in Mexico

Practical tips to comply with the Annual Tax Return, an important tax obligation in Mexico.

Aguascalientes: A Unique and Fun Place to Explore

The Beaches of Matanchén Bay, San Blas, Mexico

The Bay of Matanchén has 7 kilometers of fine sand. Its main beach satisfies the surfers', skiers', sailors', and divers' desires.

The Traditional Mexican Cuisine of the State of Michoacan

El Mencho's daughter, Jessica Oseguera González, leaves prison in the US

The daughter of Nemesio Rubén Oseguera Cervantes, alias "El Mencho," Jessica Johanna Oseguera González, was released from prison after spending 25 months in a US federal prison.

A Taste of Mexico City: A Foodie's Guide

A Brief History of Mexican Cuisine

Learn the origin and history of traditional Mexican cuisine. Knowing the historical processes makes your preparations delicious.

Culture of Mexican Antojitos: A Taste of the Mexican Popular Kitchen

Mexican antojitos are the most faithful exponent of popular Mexican cuisine. These antojitos are a mirror of the colonial mixture of pre-Hispanic gastronomy.

The Mexican Landscape of Punta de Custodio and Boca de Chila

Exuberant palm trees and beautiful surroundings as postcards of the Mexican countryside at Boca de Chila and Punta de Custodio.

Friar Rosendo Salvado, the apostle of Australia

This Benedictine friar, Rosendo Salvado, a Galician from Tui, undertook a monumental evangelizing work in Australia that remains and progresses.

The Best of Guadalajara Shopping: From Modern Malls to Handicrafts and Markets

Find out more about shopping in Guadalajara, Mexico. What to buy in the city's shopping malls and handicraft markets.

Acapulco: A Fun Place for the Easter Vacation

Family abandons their dog for "gay behavior"

Apart from rejecting this behavior, his owners had him poorly cared for to the extent that he had parasites in his heart.

Search for a Missing Canadian in the City of Puerto Vallarta

Puerto Vallarta's beaches are safe for recreational use

Water Quality Assessment of the Punta Esmeralda Cenote in Playa del Carmen

Fundadores Park: A Place of Culture and Relaxation in Playa del Carmen

Acapulco to have an inclusive beach in the Manzanillo area

With the inclusive beach, you will enjoy a pleasant stay without difficulties or obstacles in the port of Acapulco. This beach will have free access, without obstacles for swimmers.

The low tide phenomenon reaches Acapulco beaches

What is an individual and why do you file taxes in Mexico?

Shooting on Acapulco beach leaves four people dead (video)

Structure collapses on people at Hidalgo food festival (video)

A Tour of the Fabulous Mexican Beaches in Baja California

Chetumal: A Historic City with a Charm of the Caribbean

Mealtimes in Mexico explained

In Mexico there are three schedules: breakfast -depending on the area or region-, but it goes from six to ten in the morning; lunch from noon to three in the afternoon; and dinner goes from six to nine at night.

Things to do in El Capomo, Chacala, and Las Varas

Beautiful and dreamlike beaches and typical towns full of traditions. Here's what to do in El Capomo, Chacala, and Las Varas.

What to do in Rincón de Guayabitos?

Visitors to Rincón de Guayabitos can go on a banana boat cruise, kayak or boat rides to watch the whales during the winter. Find out what else you can do there.

Magnetic stimulation is tested to activate the memory

Aging is a personal journey in which some people age with cognitive functions and memory similar to those of young people. Learn more about it.

A more dynamic fiscal policy, key to overcome crises

It is a mistake to think that an increase in spending must coincide with an increase in tax revenues. In Latin America, production has contracted. The world is facing a context of great uncertainty.

Videogames contribute to the rehabilitation of patients with CVD

Scientists presented advances in four video games that are in the testing phase, which contribute to the recovery of cognitive and motor function in patients with Cerebral Vascular Disease (CVD).

China's comprehensive financial strategy enables it to face crises

China invests in Asia, Africa, and Latin America to secure sources of raw materials and food. As a result, China now has financial incursions in practically the entire world.

Anxiety can be disabling

Anxiety generates catastrophic thinking, uncertainty, irritability, anger, worry, and physical symptoms. Find out how to combat it.

When does daylight saving time change in Mexico 2022?

Let's take this opportunity to enjoy the spectacle of those pink and golden sunsets that this summer season offers us and let's not be disappointed with what will happen to our clock on Sunday, April 3.

Tequila industry, a circular economy success story

The tequila industry in Jalisco is one of the industries that apply the use of the circular economy, which reuses waste from its various activities to promote sustainability, protect the environment and transform its methods.

9 steps to overcome a breakup

We can use a series of emotional tools to help us overcome one of the most common situations in life. Psychologist: How to get over a breakup.

8 easy and healthy avocado recipes

Get a taste of this healthy fruit with these delicious and original avocado recipes. Try everything from soups and appetizers to main dishes and desserts.

The Avocado, Mexico's Jewel for the World

Mexico and its gastronomy have given the world many ingredients, but undoubtedly one of the flavors that have transcended borders is the very Mexican avocado.

Guide: Explore the Riviera Maya in Mexican Caribbean

How are tortillas made? Mexico's signature food

Directions for preparing tortillas, which are an indispensable ingredient in Mexican meals, and are basic to most favorite Mexican dishes.

The Puerto Vallarta Marathon 2022: A Good Sports Event

On Saturday, April 2nd the participants will receive their kits and the Puerto Vallarta Marathon 2022 will take place on the 4th of that month, starting at 6:30 am.

The REAL Queen of the South, the Guatemalan Marllory Chacón

The real Queen of the South ran a drug trafficking organization that moved cocaine from Guatemala to the United States through deals with Colombian and Mexican drug cartels.

Quintana Roo: Where is Grand Costa Maya?

Located in the south of the state of Quintana Roo, Grand Costa Maya includes a typical Caribbean enclave like Chetumal, a Magical Town like Bacalar, beautiful beaches like Mahahual, and Xcalak, and amazing Mayan sites like Chacchobén or Kohunlich.

Things to do in Los Ayala and La Peñita, Riviera Nayarit

The towns of Los Ayala and La Peñita offer diverse recreational options, hotel infrastructure, and unique typical gastronomy.

What to do in Lo de Marcos, Riviera Nayarit?

Beautiful beaches and a relaxed atmosphere give Lo de Marcos a great diversity of options for fun.

Tamaulipas Culinary Route in the Northeast of Mexico

These are the states that make up the Mayan Route in Mexico

A Tour of the City of Saltillo, Coahuila, Mexico

Baja California, the land of Romance

Baja California is a land of adventure, rest, fun, innovation in gastronomy, capital of the production of artisan beer, and the land of Mexican wine.

What is the cuisine of the state of Jalisco like?

Jalisco's cuisine is the food, culinary techniques, and typical dishes of Jalisco in western Mexico. Find out more about the typical dishes.

What are the most popular festivals in Guadalajara?

Guadalajara is nothing short of a great time to celebrate. The city hosts festivals and big events throughout the year. Some of the most important are these.

Is Bad Bunny Mexican?

The answer to your question "is Bad Bunny Mexican is 'no'. The reggaeton artist Benito Martínez Ocasio, better known as Bad Bunny, is Puerto Rican. The Wold's Hottest Tour will pass through Mexico City and the city of Monterrey, Nuevo León.

What are the most important traditions in Guadalajara?

Learn about the most outstanding traditions of Guadalajara, Jalisco: Charrería, Marichchi, and Tequila.

What kind of gastronomy does the state of Nayarit offer?

Aside from seafood, in Nayarit, there are different regional dishes such as roast beef, birria, banana dumplings, pork beans, flour tortillas, raspadas, sopes, tamales barbones, cylindrical, colored, ash, corn, pineapple, and pork tamales, etc.

Segundo Llorente, a Jesuit Missionary from Leon in Alaska

This Jesuit missionary, writer, evangelizer and representative in the Alaska state congress, Segundo Llorente, is one of the historical personalities of the North American state.

The best things to do in San Francisco, Nayarit

Mexico's San Francisco in Riviera Nayarit is an example of ecological, recreational, and cultural balance. Check out what to see in San Pancho.

What is Sayulita Mexico known for?

The diversity of its visitors makes Sayulita a picturesque town with a cosmopolitan flair. Get to know what to do in this atmospheric place.

What to do in Litibu, Riviera Nayarit?

The seaside town of Litibú in Riviera Nayarit offers two kilometers of beach with calm waves ideal for swimming or surfing.

Which beach to visit in Punta Mita?

One of the most beautiful beaches in the world, Punta Mita is a place of contrast that brings together the luxuries of a high-class development and a rustic village.

What to do in La Cruz de Huanacaxtle?

La Cruz de Huanacaxtle is a traditional fishing village and a tropical paradise. Come and find out what to do in La Cruz de Huanacaxaxtle, Riviera Nayarit, Mexico.

How is the beach in Bucerias?

Because Bucerias is known as the Capital of the Wind, you can see a lot of kiteboarders and windsurfers at the end of Spring.

What to do in Flamingos in Riviera Nayarit?

A beautiful complement to Nuevo Vallarta, Flamingos is an ideal destination to enjoy as a couple or with the family in Riviera Nayarit, Mexico.

What to do in Nuevo Vallarta?

The largest vacation development in the Riviera Nayarit, Nuevo Vallarta is a family-friendly destination with five kilometers (3 miles) of fine golden sand surrounded by mangrove swamps.

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.

Where is Riviera Nayarit located?

Stretching along 307 kilometers of coastline on the coast of the state of Nayarit, it stretches from the northern border with Sinaloa, in the municipality of Tecuala, to the mouth of the Ameca River, on the border with Jalisco.

About ' N+', the new Televisa News platform

The N+ digital project by Televisa encompasses all of the company's news content, including that broadcast on FOROtv and Channel 2.

From Cadiz to Montevideo: the Uruguayan Murga

Two essential cultural expressions of the Uruguayan Carnival are the murga, of Spanish origin, together with the candombe, of African origin, which is part of the national identity and its great popular celebration.

José de Ribas, the admiral of Catherine the Great

A nobleman of Spanish origin, José de Ribas, played a key role in the expansion of the Russian Empire towards Eastern Europe and the Black Sea at the end of the 18th century.

Mexico: The Best Sun and Beach Destination in the World

The Sea of Cortez, the Gulf of Mexico, the Pacific Ocean, and the Caribbean Sea make Mexico the best sun and beach destination in the world.

A Trip through the Seven Different Regions of Michoacan

Discover 17 festivals in Michoacán for the entire year

Throughout the year you can find culture in all its splendor with the different festivals of international stature that Michoacán has for you.

Discrimination affects people with bipolar disorder and domestic workers

It is a manageable condition that requires medication and treatment. Domestic workers have labor rights; it is necessary to sanction employers who fail to register them with the IMSS. March 30 is the World Day for Bipolar Disorder and Domestic Workers.

So far this year, more than 1,000 forest fires in the country

The highest incidence is in temperate pine forests, located in the central zone of the country and around the Sierra Madre Occidental.

Mexico, the Latin American country with the most capital abroad

The relative magnitude of the deposits of the region's nations in foreign banks exceeds 400 billion dollars. The United States is the only country in the world that refuses to exchange financial information.

Experiment with Bluetooth to calculate body signals

Signals emitted by the heart, muscles, or brain can be measured and their variations recorded in a machine via Bluetooth, thus eliminating the tangle of cables needed to carry out this type of study.

Did you know that in Mexico City there is a hidden Japanese garden?

How many lines does the Mexico City subway have?

This is how the new Mazatlan Aquarium will look like

The construction of the new Sea of Cortez Aquarium in Mazatlan is on schedule, and will open its doors in the second half of September, informed Rafael Lizarraga Favela, executive director of the new marine showground. Mazatlan's new aquarium is 78 percent complete.

You should avoid eating oysters in Mazatlan

Mexico's Coepriss issued a sanitary ban on bivalve mollusks due to the presence of red tide in Mazatlan.

Real estate development extends to Mazatlan's rural area

In the last 12 months, the rural area has registered the construction of six new rural developments, which are in good demand by those who like to live away from the outskirts of Mazatlan.

Mazatlan events calendar for April 2022

Los Cabos Airport users increase by 13%

In January and February of this year, the days with the most operations were Saturday and Sunday, with an average of 155 and 139 flights.

Promoting Los Cabos in Mexico and abroad

Three campaigns have been launched: Los Cabos sí o sí, Set yourself apart and Visit Los Cabos.

Maximum security will be reinforced during Easter Week in Los Cabos

Coordination during Easter Week 2022 to ensure the safety of citizens who are visiting the different points of interest of the municipality of Cabos.

Los Cabos stands out as a gastronomic destination

A study conducted by the Los Cabos Tourism Trust revealed that 13% of the total number of tourists visiting the destination come exclusively for the gastronomic offerings of the city.

Where to eat the best tlayudas in Guadalajara?

The shooting at the Guadalajara airport that ended in a massacre

The shooting at the Guadalajara airport between Joaquín 'Chapo' Guzmán Loera's hitmen and the Arellano Félix brothers is about to be 29 years old; a fact that is indelible in the memory of the people of Guadalajara.

Expo Guadalajara gears up to recover international visitors

Due to the Covid-19 epidemiological indicator being green, and the authorization for all establishments to have 100% capacity, the fairgrounds expects to recover pre-pandemic figures in the second half of the year.

What to know about Van Gogh's The Immersive Experience

Hotel zone is protected during the Spring Break Cancun 2022

The security operation is carried out in bars and nightclubs, mainly in Cancun's hotel zone.

Luxury activities you can enjoy in Cancun

Sale of homes increases due to extortion and threats in Acapulco

T-MEC: Mexico's policies 'harm environment and business', warns United States

U.S. Trade Representative (USTR) Katherine Tai said Mexico's energy policies harm the environment, U.S. business, and investor interests in multiple sectors, and hinder joint efforts against climate change.

Nayarit closes 2 beaches due to the presence of moray eels

Civil protection personnel and state firefighters, together with the municipality, carried out prevention and surveillance activities. At least 165 people have been injured.

A light aircraft crashes into a supermarket in Morelos

The aircraft, which had departed from Acapulco, crashed into a branch of Bodega Aurrerá in Temixco at around 1:00 pm. Emergency services have been deployed to the scene to attend to the injured.

Massacre in Michoacán: hitmen execute 20 people during a cockfighting event

According to the Michoacán Public Prosecutor's Office, it was informed of an "aggression perpetrated against the attendees of a cockfight" that was being held in the town of Las Tinajas, and upon arriving at the scene it found "19 lifeless bodies (16 men and three women).

Grandma's timeless tips, but this time with a scientific explanation

All the wisdom of our ancestors is very valuable and it is important to preserve it. Knowledge of the scientific basis of these tips allows us to have confidence in their effectiveness and to expand their use.

This is the possible lineup for Mexico vs. the United States

The Mexican National Team is playing for a ticket to Qatar 2022 against the United States and Gerardo Martino has already chosen the 11 players who will face the match at the Azteca Stadium.

Salt, the hidden killer in ultra-processed foods

In Mexico, 30.2% of the population lives with hypertension, which in turn increases the risk of death from cardiovascular diseases. Frontal warning labeling is an example of public policy that alerts consumers when a product exceeds the amount of sodium.

Villas Otoch Paraíso, the most dangerous area in Cancun

Mexican Footgolf Open will feature 14 countries in Cancun

Veracruz, Mexico's historic and fundamental city

Veracruz today has almost one million inhabitants, which includes its metropolitan area. It is no longer the capital of the state of Veracruz, but it is the most important city in the state.

The Canadian Norman Bethune: A Pioneer of Humanitarian Medicine

Considered the pioneer of humanitarian medicine, Canadian Norman Bethune pioneered mobile blood transfusions: he saved the lives of thousands of people in the Spanish Civil War. And he is a hero in China, where he also did great work.

Sherry Wines of Cádiz, Andalusia, Spain

How Diet and Brushing Determine Your Oral Health

There are approximately 700 types of bacteria in the mouth. Excessive sugar, fats, processed foods, and smoking damage teeth and gums. More than 2.3 billion people in the world have cavities; 530 million children suffer from cavities in their baby teeth.

Nocturnal use of electronic devices robs us of sleep hours

Tuberculosis, an ancient disease that has not been eradicated

In Mexico, the incidence of tuberculosis is low compared to other countries, but it ranks third in terms of resistance to antimicrobials used to treat it. There is a vaccine that protects against the most severe forms of this disease. Cases and deaths from tuberculosis are decreasing.

Racism: How do they see you, how do they treat you?

Some 55.3 percent of young people in the Metropolitan Zone of the Valley of Mexico say that the lighter their skin tone, the better they are treated. Despite the efforts coordinated by the United Nations, racism is still not eradicated. The COVID-19 health crisis exacerbated Sinophobia.

The Creation: A Conceptual Mural of Diego Rivera's Art

The Creation is Diego Rivera's first mural. It explores the concept of mestizaje, which today has been put up for debate. The painter brought to Mexico this powerful impulse of artistic renovation that would influence a generation of painters.

Excessive use of tablets and cell phones, a cause of double vision in infants

For every 20 minutes of use of electronic devices, it is suggested to rest for 20 seconds looking into the distance. Avoid their use in children under six years of age.

Mexico City will have enough water for four decades

Water is extracted from the subsoil 40,000 liters per second, two-thirds of the total consumed in the metropolitan area. Every day we will depend more on subway sources. World Water Day is celebrated on March 22. We have to pump the resource from greater depths.

Early stimulation promotes self-esteem in people with Down syndrome

More actions are still required for their inclusion. In Mexico, approximately 140 thousand people may have this condition. Several entities carry out research and projects to improve their quality of life. March 21, World Down Syndrome Day.

The European Union needs to reconsider its place in the world

There is a decline of the United States as a hegemonic power and the rise of China. There is an uneven economic recovery in Latin American countries. The Asian giant and Japan identified Africa as an ideal region for international cooperation projects.

Deforestation: Forests and Jungles Slow Down Climate Change

Deforestation reduces genetic diversity and leads to the extinction of species. Currently, 33 percent of the national surface is covered with these habitats, and 27 percent with scrubland. About the International Day of Forests.

How to spend a weekend in Guadalajara

Insecurity upturn decreases the perception of happiness among Mexicans

We can develop this habit by understanding who we are, what we want from life, and what our projects are. Building it requires giving it direction. The decrease in security indexes causes Mexico to stop being a happy country.

Machacado breakfast recipes to cook at home

What is in machaca? What is Machado taco? Check out these three delicious recipes and try for yourself these amazing Mexican-inspired breakfasts.

The future of oil in Mexico is uncertain

The Oil Expropriation is the stellar moment in our history. In the last four years, a new basin was discovered in Mexico's geography.

Economic growth could be registered this year in Mexico

The deceleration was global due to the uncertainty associated with the resurgence of COVID-19 infections. The national economy is located in an environment of global crisis. It is uncertain what will happen with the Russia-Ukraine conflict.

Electric Mobility, a Global Trend in Which Mexico Must Make Progress

It is estimated that there are approximately 16 million electric vehicles in circulation worldwide. Up to 40 percent cheaper each kilometer traveled in an electric car, compared to gasoline ones.

Bell Pepper, Flavor and Health in One Food

Besides its delicious flavor and versatility in gastronomy, the bell pepper is highly consumed for its great nutritional value. Today we will tell you some interesting facts about this food.

From Vagrant to Soldier: The Crime of Vagrancy in New Spain

This is how the law of the levy arose, which allowed the apprehension and prosecution of these individuals to recruit them into the militia.

The Great Drainage Canal of the Valley of Mexico: a project that took almost three and a half centuries to be completed

Discover the history of the Gran Canal de Desagüe, an engineering work that is part of the system that today frees Mexico City from sewage.

Relegated to a prison archipelago. The Marías Islands in the mid-twentieth century

Could you imagine what that same situation would be like, but on an island with the blue sea as the only limit to your freedom? Being isolated from society.

Alternative and illegal routes in New Spain

Since pre-Hispanic times, the different important points of the Mexican territory were connected through causeways and roads, which surprised the conquerors.

Cancun coronavirus latest: beaches to reopen without COVID-19 restrictions

After two years of maintaining restrictions, Cancun's beaches will start operating in April with the usual hours before the pandemic, that is, from 9 am to 6 pm.

Recording and Preserving Music: A History of the Phonograph

Have you ever wondered how the process of recording, preserving, and playing music was carried out in the early years of phonograph records?

Alfonso de Borbón y Battenberg, the grieving prince

Born to reign, his life was the wandering halfway around the world of a man who spent half his life ill in bed and seven years in exile.

The Wines of Spain, Rioja Qualified Designation of Origin

Rioja wine is one of the most international Spanish wines. Millions of liters are exported around the world, almost 40% of production.

How do I know if my child is being bullied?

Dad - Mom! Keep in mind the following behaviors that your child may express or present to you as a cry for help, that something is going on.

Habits that will make you strong, healthy, and happy

These are tips to improve your life, which focus on food and the saying "you are what you eat", is not far from reality.

Learn how to mitigate climate change from home

These are small actions we can take at home to mitigate what is our "last call" for action against climate change.

Space Debris: A New Risk for an Unexpected Event

Rocket parts, liquid fuels, and particles of heavy materials float in the atmosphere. More than 3,000 artificial satellites in orbit are exposed to this debris; they could collapse. There is no agency to deal with this problem.

The State of the Soil: Implications for the Future

Addressing the state of the soil cannot be postponed; it is a matter for society, government and universities. Land and water are resources that cannot be dissociated. Conserving our planet requires studies from different disciplines.

"The Godfather", half a century of inspiring and revolutionizing cinema

The film "The Godfather" by director Francis Ford Coppola goes beyond the idea of good and evil as absolute values. It inserts a form of violence that had not been seen in cinema until then. Exhibited for the first time on March 15, 1972, it transformed the way films were distributed and released.

Get to know the history of women's wrestling in Mexico

Tourists find human bones while walking on Cancun beach

After a chase, a stolen car recovered in Cancun

2,000 hopeless Russians with no money or flights in Cancun

Body abandoned at the entrance of an elementary school in Cancun

Open-Angle Glaucoma: Detection and Follow-Up in Mexico

Glaucoma is a progressive and degenerative disease of the optic nerve that reduces peripheral vision. Most of the people who suffer from it are unaware of it. In Mexico, 40 percent of the cases diagnosed are open-angle glaucoma.

Panamanian Caribbean coasts present unusual sargassum proliferation

The coasts of the Panamanian Caribbean, mainly in the province of Colon, in recent days have reported an upwelling of sargassum, brown algae of the genus Sargassum, which constitutes dense populations in the form of floating rafts on the surface of the ocean.

Which is the closest beach to Mexico City?

Buying a home in Guadalajara is becoming more and more attractive

The Very Noble and Loyal City of Zacatecas, Mexico

Metal Slug gets a mural in Acapulco, Guerrero

Visit Playa Norte, a tourist-friendly spot in Mazatlán

Mazatlan will have its own Gastronomic Neighborhood

Boats to the Islas Marias will depart twice a week from Mazatlan

Fishing season off to a good start in San Marcos, Mazatlan

Canadian retirees are increasingly interested in living in Mazatlan

Mazatlan has five beaches certified in different categories

Russian millionaires in Los Cabos continue their lives away from the war

Nightclubs and bars in Puerto Vallarta could operate at 100% during Easter Week

Puerto Vallarta is getting closer and closer to operating at 100% in all its commercial establishments, including nightlife establishments.

All set for the third edition of the Jalisco Cup 2022

New real estate boom in Tulum's residential market

Three clients shot inside a nightclub in Playa del Carmen

British businessman executed in Playa del Carmen

Tulum and Playa del Carmen lead in missing persons in Quintana Roo

Wrestling in Cancun: full of passion and determination

What are the most profitable businesses in Cancun?

San Luis Potosi: A City with Masterful Colonial Architecture, Heir to History and Tradition

Gas explosion in Playa del Carmen hotel; two dead, 21 injured

How to get to the Felipe Angeles International Airport by public transportation?

The Putin quagmire in Europe: a realistic negotiated proposal for peace

ANDREW DAVIS: After years of procrastination, Western and allied nations have finally woken up to Vladimir Putin’s mischievous intentions. Sanctions are now far and wide, are focused on hurting those who maintain him in power.

Changing Character of a Provincial City: Merida, Mexico

San Miguel de Allende: A UNESCO World Cultural Heritage Destination

Hidalgo Maguey Route: A Place to Explore, Discover, and Eat

Taxco: Romantic Colonial City Awaits You on Your Next Vacation

Tepatitlán de Morelos: A Provincial High-Standing City

Explore the Historic City of Tepic in the State of Nayarit

A Guide to Getting Started with Guanajuato Mezcal

What is achiote, what does it taste like, and how is it used?

An indispensable ingredient, achiote is a natural pigment widely used in the food and cosmetics industry. Find out more about this plant native to the Americas.

Get to know five heroes of the Mexican War of Independence

The following is a brief biographical profile of five heroes of the Independence. This period, known as the War of Independence, began in the early morning of September 16, 1810, and ended on September 27, 1821.

Zacatecas, Mexico: A State with a Prominent Mezcal Tradition

Mezcal Experience and the Liquid Culture of Mexico

Try these typical drinks from central-western Mexico

Mexico's gastronomy is undoubtedly one of the most important cultural aspects of the country, which in addition to its dishes, includes its traditional beverages that are as diverse as the country's culture.

The vast natural wealth of west-central Mexico

In Mexico, there is a wide extension of forests and unique landscapes that make many countries envious. For this reason, both national and international tourists choose some point of the Mexican Republic to enjoy the gastronomic, cultural, and natural richness that each state offers.

Cozumel, the colors of the Caribbean, where only you are missing

What can you do in Tepotzotlan? Tourist places to visit

Tijuana: The Great City of Baja California

The best things to do in Tlaxcala, Mexico

How did the periodic table come about?

Chemical science uses the periodic table as an invaluable tool. Simply by looking at it, we obtain a great deal of information about each of the elements. We can find out how their nucleus is formed, what their electronic configuration is like, and what their main chemical properties are.

Inquisitorial Topics: Sodomy and Inquisition

Also known as nefarious sins, abominable or unspeakable crimes. This variety included sexual relations between persons of the same sex.

Choosing the right probiotic product for you

If you are planning to consume a probiotic product to improve your health, it is important to make sure you choose the right one to get the desired results.

International Women's Day, March 8: Achievements are fundamental

International Women's Day, March 8, is a wake-up call to the problems faced by this sector. In legal matters, it is necessary to ensure that the rules are complied with.

Sharing responsibilities in the home would improve the relationship between its members

Recognizing, reducing, and redistributing women's workload may be the three main lines of action to improve their lives, considered Marta Clara Ferreyra Beltrán, collaborator of UNAM's [https://www.dgcs.unam.mx/boletin/bdboletin/2022_183.html] Center for Gender Research and Studies (CIEG) and General Director of National Policy on

In the U.S., Democrats are already campaigning

The pandemic prevents U.S. citizens from appreciating what the president has done. Biden and the Democratic Party are thinking about the mid-term elections. The issue of the dreamers would be an important contribution to the stability of the US-Mexico relationship.

The Universe, a great producer of precious metals

The cosmos works as a perfect and enormous recycling system where nothing ends up lost. At the end of its life, the Sun will engulf the Earth; the elements that form it will be part of the next generation of stars.

La cebadina, a refreshing drink from Guanajuato

For more than 80 years, cebadina has been considered one of the most refreshing and traditional beverages in the state of Guanajuato.

The germinal years of Mexico's drug war policy

A central issue on the multilateral agenda between Mexico and the United States of America (USA) in the 1980s was drug trafficking. A joint offensive was proposed as part of the collaboration and cooperation agreements.

The decree with which Mexico declared war on the Axis alliance during World War II

Find out about the decree authorizing the Federal Executive to declare a state of war between Mexico and Germany, Italy, and Japan during World War II.

Tangier: the city that spoke in Spanish

A melting pot of cultures, where Jews, Christians, and Muslims coexisted without mixing, Tangier was an open city, where each social and ethnic group preserved its identity. Spanish was the common language.

Balenciaga, the fashion engineer

From the opening of Cristóbal Balenciaga's first atelier in San Sebastián to his arrival in Paris. Explore the work and legacy of the designer from Guipuzcoa.

100 years without answers about the Valbanera shipwreck

The wreck of the ship, in which 448 people perished, remains unexplored 12 meters under the sea, "guarded" by the sharks and barracudas that populate the area of the Atlantic where it sank.

Spain's colonial footprint in Equatorial Guinea

The footprint left by Spain in Equatorial Guinea, a country that became independent in 1968, can be traced through several emblematic buildings that have stood the test of time on the island of Bioko.

The ships of the Spanish transoceanic emigration

A report on Spanish transoceanic emigration: the ports, the ships, the origins, the destinations, and the odyssey of the emigrants.

Latin American music of the twentieth and twenty-first centuries

This article contains a categorization of the different stylistic movements in Latin American music of the 20th and 21st centuries.