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How to Do a Week in Mexico with Full Board
A week-long culinary journey through Mexico, featuring full board at renowned restaurants. Experience diverse flavors, cooking styles, and cultural insights across key gastronomic destinations.
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Politics
Mexico's New System for Electing Judges
Mexico's Chamber of Deputies has approved a bill reforming the General Law of Electoral Institutions and Procedures, allowing for the direct election of judges to the Judicial Branch of the Federation.
Crime
Mexican Cartel Queenpin 'La Güera' Freed After Acquittal in Notorious Double Murder of Israeli Citizens
Vanessa "N", alias "La Güera", alleged mastermind behind the 2019 murder of two Israeli citizens in Mexico City, has been released from prison after a judge issued an acquittal. La Güera, 59, was arrested for her alleged role in the murders, which were linked to the Jalisco Nueva Generación Cartel.
Crime
Man Accused of Swindling Women on Dating Apps Arrested in Nuevo León
A serial swindler who preyed on women he met through dating apps has been arrested in Mexico. Valentín "N." charmed victims into investing in fraudulent businesses and threatened them when they demanded their money back.
Crime
Mexican Cartel Issues Chilling Threat to High-Ranking Military Official in Michoacán
CJNG threatens high-ranking military official in Michoacán. Cartel accuses general of breaking agreements related to their presence in Cotija. Mayor of Cotija, Yolanda Sánchez Figueroa, murdered in June.
Crime
The Brutal Succession of the Chapitos
The Chapitos, sons of El Chapo, are fighting for control of the Sinaloa Cartel against their half-brother and El Mayo's forces. A bloody war has erupted in Culiacán, with various factions vying for power.
Crime
Panic in Sinaloa Supermarket as Armed Men Hunt Down Target
A group of armed men stormed a supermarket in Sinaloa, Mexico, sending shoppers into a panic. The men were searching for a target, who managed to hide in the bathroom.
Crime
Elderly Man's Body Found EVISCERATED in Motel Room of Horrors
Shocking murder in Cuautla, Mexico: 60-year-old man found dead in motel room, organs scattered. Victim entered with unknown companion. Gruesome scene discovered by staff. Police rule out organ trafficking.
Crime
Watch: Terrifying Moment Diners Flee for Their Lives as Gunfire Erupts During Police Chase in Mexican Tourist Hotspot
A terrifying shootout occurred in Paraíso, Tabasco, Mexico. Armed suspects fled police in a black pickup truck, exchanging gunfire and crashing into a water tanker. Diners at a restaurant were forced to take cover as bullets flew.
Politics
A Million Homes, a Raffle for Judges, and a Hurricane Hangover
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum's administration announced plans to build 1 million new homes in 6 years, prioritizing women, youth, indigenous people, and the elderly. The Senate selected judicial candidates by raffle, sparking controversy.
Nuevo León
Watch: Black Bear Breaks into Kitchen, Feasts on Family's Leftovers
Bear breaks into San Pedro home, raids fridge. Caught on video lounging and feasting. Similar sightings in Monterrey. Authorities issue safety tips. Growing trend of bear encounters in urban areas highlights human-wildlife conflict.
Crime
A Day of Bloodshed as Five Bodies Found Wrapped in Plastic Bags and Six Vehicles Set Ablaze in Jalisco
Jalisco, Mexico, rocked by violence: Six vehicles burned in clash with National Guard. Five bodies found wrapped in plastic bags on highway. Authorities tight-lipped as investigations unfold.
Crime
Bodies Litter Streets as Mexican Army Battles Ruthless Cartels in Culiacán
Culiacán, Mexico, is engulfed in a wave of violence. Armed groups have taken control of the city, leading to a surge in homicides. Residents are living in fear as shootouts and kidnappings become commonplace.
Travel
Mexico-Querétaro Train to Connect Capital with Querétaro by 2029
The Mexico-Querétaro train project, cancelled during Peña Nieto's government, is set to be revived under Claudia Sheinbaum's leadership. The project will enter its technical analysis phase this year, with the goal of starting operations in 2029.
Crime
Two Students Killed in Police Chase in Michoacán
Two students from a rural normal school in Michoacán were shot by police during a chase. The incident sparked protests from other students who vandalized and set fire to vehicles. The state government is investigating the shooting.
Biodiversity
How Octopuses Are Saving the Day (and Our Diets)
The octopus, a fascinating marine creature, is celebrated on International Octopus Day. It is a valuable source of nutrition and contributes significantly to Mexico's economy. The country is a major producer of octopus, with Yucatán leading the way.