Mexican authorities have dealt a significant blow to the Tren de Aragua, a notorious Venezuelan criminal organization, with the arrest of five of its members in Mexico City.The arrests, which took place in the Gustavo A. Madero borough, targeted a cell allegedly involved in drug trafficking, human trafficking for sexual exploitation, and even femicide. Among … Read more
Traffic chaos gripped Mexico City‘s bustling Tlalpan Avenue on Tuesday as protesters blocked both directions of the major thoroughfare. The demonstration, organized by members of the National Front of Popular trade Organizations, stemmed from a dispute over their eviction from Parque de los venados, a park they had used as a space for street vending. … Read more
One of the priority axes of the cultural policy of President Claudia Sheinbaum’s administration will be the incorporation of artistic education into national life, he told The Dayin the first interview given to the press, by the federal Secretary of Culture, Claudia Curiel de Icaza (Mexico City, 1979). Although the main routes of work that … Read more
The residential, the intimate and the monumental characterize the exhibition Abraham Zabludovsky: 100 years old, which celebrates the Mexican architect a century after his birth with a retrospective at the Colegio de San Ildefonso, where some of his constructions of a fundamental nature to understand the second half of the 20th century in Mexico are … Read more
Mexico City. When supervising the works for an overpass of one of the main arteries of Mexico City, Chapultepec Avenue, a team from the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) discovered vestiges of a pier and a canal from pre-Hispanic times, on what was the beach of a peninsula located at the foot of … Read more
When supervising the works for an overpass of one of the main arteries of Mexico City, Chapultepec Avenue, a team from the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) discovered vestiges of a pier and a canal from pre-Hispanic times, on what was the beach of a peninsula located at the foot of Cerro del … Read more
Few Mexican heroes are more linked to the intellect and creative and consistent thinking of the Mexican Revolution than their precursors, the Serdán brothers, inhabitants of the city of Puebla de los Ángeles. Starting in 1873, the year of Carmen Serdán’s birth, a lineage of extraordinarily patriotic Mexican men and women would emerge in the … Read more
President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo proposed that the Congress of the Union allocate part of the budget designated to autonomous bodies to spending on culture, whose disappearance was approved by the Chamber of Deputies this week. For that part and others, we are making a proposal to Congress: a reduction in the budget of autonomous organizations … Read more
Mexico City. By October of this year, the average occupancy percentage grew to 60 percent with an average rate of 1,700 pesos, said the Mexico City Hotel Association. Javier Puente García, who chairs said association, pointed out that this year the Day of the Dead has surpassed Formula 1, which he considered a good sign … Read more
Only a handful of athletes specialized in sprint athletics have stood out in Mexico. A few names that, despite the lag in this discipline, have managed to make their way to countries whose prominence makes them world powers. They can be counted on the fingers of one hand. Ana Guevara in 400 meters, Juan Pedro … Read more