A new crime trend has sparked concern in Puebla after a woman discovered a GPS tracker attached to her car while she was exercising in Parque del Arte, located in the metropolitan area of Puebla. The incident occurred on the morning of Tuesday, May 20. The woman, identified as Eimy N., shared her experience on […]
Opposition groups in Puebla have called for a new protest against the Cablebús project on May 31 at Paseo Bravo. Under slogans like “Cablebús ecocida” and “megaproyectos que impactan la vida y el territorio,” environmental and neighborhood organizations are trying to keep their movement alive. So far, however, the protests have generated far more buzz […]
The Mexican government, through the Institute to Return Stolen Goods to the People (Indep), has announced the auction of a plot of land inside the Tapalpa Country Club in Tapalpa, Jalisco—the same area where Nemesio Oseguera Cervantes, known as “El Mencho,” was killed in a military operation in February of this year. While authorities do […]
WhatsApp’s latest update is making waves among iPhone users, thanks to its most ambitious visual overhaul in years. Dubbed “Liquid Glass,” this redesign introduces transparency effects and a fresh, modern interface that completely changes the in-app experience. The rollout of “Liquid Glass” has already begun for select devices, but not everyone will see it just […]
On Friday, January 9, 2026, Mexico launched a mandatory cell phone line registration program, aiming to strengthen security controls and prevent phone fraud by linking every mobile number to a verified user. But with just one month left before the registration deadline, the results are far from what authorities expected. According to the Comisión Reguladora […]
A judge in Salta, Argentina, has issued a groundbreaking legal ruling by ordering a man to pay alimony for the dog he once shared with his ex-wife before their divorce. This decision has drawn widespread attention for formally recognizing pets as sentient beings and integral members of what are now called “multi-species families.” Why Did […]
A new legislative initiative in Puebla could soon penalize those who choose to film or share images of accident victims instead of helping them. Local lawmaker Ana Lilia Tepole Armenta has introduced a proposal to add a second paragraph to Article 350 of the Penal Code of the Free and Sovereign State of Puebla, aiming […]
The iconic Plaza Dorada shopping center in Puebla City is at the center of controversy after the State Government’s Secretariat of Planning, Finance, and Administration placed “Bien Embargado” (Seized Property) seals on its entrances and several stores. The action, which took place recently, has sparked uncertainty among tenants and shoppers alike. Despite the visible embargo […]
The death of a woman in a motorcycle accident on the morning of Friday, May 22, on the lateral road of the Mexico–Puebla highway near La María has once again brought a pressing issue to the forefront in Puebla’s capital: the rapid rise in motorcycle use as a response to an insufficient and fragmented public […]
During her morning press conference this Friday, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum addressed the recent U.S. accusations against Raúl Castro, the historic Cuban revolutionary leader and former president. Sheinbaum openly questioned the timing and rationale behind the charges, which relate to events that occurred three decades ago. “It happened 30 years ago, what they’re accusing Raúl […]