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Federal Government Moves Forward with Land Expropriation for AIFA-Pachuca Train Project

On Thursday, June 25, 2026, the Mexican federal government took a significant step toward building the AIFA-Pachuca Interurban Train by declaring 110,296.687 square meters of private land—spread across 99 properties in Hidalgo and the State of Mexico—as public utility. This area is roughly equivalent to more than 15 professional soccer fields, highlighting the scale of […]

Puebla’s Cablebús: Free Rides for Disabled, Seniors, and Students Boost Urban Mobility

Puebla is set to transform its urban transit with a new Cablebús system designed to connect neighborhoods, schools, and service areas through four interlinked lines spanning 14.58 kilometers. Announced recently by Governor Alejandro Armenta Mier’s administration, this cable car network aims to deliver efficient, sustainable, and inclusive transportation — with free access for people with […]

Five Earthquakes Shake the Pacific Ring of Fire in Less Than 24 Hours: Is Mexico at Risk?

In an unusual burst of seismic activity, five earthquakes struck the Pacific Ring of Fire within a 24-hour period, impacting countries including Japan, the United States, Venezuela, and Peru. This intense sequence has raised global alerts, but what does it mean for Mexico? On Thursday, June 25, 2026, seismic events ranged from moderate to strong […]

How Google’s Earthquake Alerts System Saved Lives in Venezuela’s Recent Quakes

In the past few hours, Venezuela has faced dramatic earthquakes that shook the nation, but thanks to Google’s Earthquake Alerts System, many lives were saved by early warnings sent moments before the tremors hit. Google’s system, integrated into over 2 billion Android phones worldwide, uses a vast network of 1,675 seismic sensors combined with the […]

Cheché, the 99-Year-Old Tlaxcalteca Who Has Witnessed Every World Cup

At 99 years old, José Hernández Castillo dons the green jersey of the Mexican National Soccer Team once again, carrying with him nearly a century of football history. Born on December 17, 1926, just four years before FIFA hosted the first World Cup in Uruguay, José has witnessed every edition of the tournament—except for the […]

Person Found Dead Under Puente Negro in Puebla; Possible Suicide Investigated

On Thursday, June 25, 2026, emergency responders and security forces rushed to the area near 56 Poniente at the well-known Puente Negro in Puebla after a person was found lifeless beneath the bridge. Although official authorities have yet to confirm the cause of death, unofficial reports suggest the individual may have taken their own life. […]

Puebla’s Weekly Recreational Route Aims to Boost Active Mobility and Family Time

Starting June 28, 2026, Puebla’s government will transform its popular Vía Recreativa Metropolitana into a weekly event, held every Sunday from 7 a.m. to 1 p.m. This move, announced by Governor Alejandro Armenta Mier and the Secretary of Mobility and Transport (SMT), responds directly to citizens’ calls for more accessible spaces dedicated to recreation, sports, […]

Woman Injured During June 24 Festivities in Puebla: What We Know

During the evening celebrations on June 24, 2026, in Puebla, a woman was injured in an incident that quickly caught the attention of attendees and spread across social media. The event took place on Avenida Juárez, near 25 Poniente, where the woman reportedly tried to climb a structure, leading to the accident. Emergency teams responded […]

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