On thursday, the Puebla Congress unanimously passed a landmark reform to the state’s Penal Code, imposing prison sentences of up to 22.5 years for forced cohabitation. This move positions Puebla as the 13th state in Mexico to legislate against the practice, marking a significant step in the fight for the rights of minors and vulnerable […]
After nine months of deliberation, the Puebla State Congress has approved a 10-year concession for the city’s bus stops to the municipal government led by Pepe Chedraui. The decision was reached during an ordinary session this Thursday, with 33 votes in favor, one against, and five abstentions. Here’s what happened: – **The Vote:** Out of […]
Three days after the disappearance of Blanca Adriana Vázquez, the Puebla State Health Department placed suspension seals on the Detox clinic located on Calzada Zavaleta. This action followed the tragic sequence of events that began when Blanca Adriana was last seen alive entering the clinic for a cosmetic procedure. On Tuesday, May 19, authorities conducted […]
After 11 days of searching, the body of Juana Margarita N., a 45-year-old DiDi driver, was found in a state of decomposition. She had been missing since May 9, after taking a ride request to Apizaco. The discovery was made in vacant lots in the community of San Miguel Contla, Santa Cruz Tlaxcala. A passerby […]
US Secretary of Security Markwayne Mullin arrived at Palacio Nacional for a meeting with President Claudia Sheinbaum, focusing on bilateral security coordination between Mexico and the United States. During her morning press conference, Sheinbaum highlighted that one of the main topics with the US official would be the protection of Mexicans living in the United […]
The search for Blanca Adriana, a 37-year-old woman reported missing in Puebla, has come to a tragic end. After days of uncertainty and growing concern, her family confirmed that her body was found in Atltzayanca, Tlaxcala—almost two weeks after her disappearance. Blanca Adriana was last seen on May 18, 2026, when she entered a supposed […]
In a country where public sector salaries are constantly under scrutiny, the case of Paulina González Garibay stands out for its sheer magnitude and the questions it raises about transparency, privilege, and workers’ rights in Mexico’s state-owned companies. **A Salary That Turned Heads** Paulina González Garibay, a former employee of the Comisión Federal de Electricidad […]
Bean tacos: unassuming, affordable, and—if you ask nutrition experts—one of the most underrated superfoods in Mexican cuisine. While some may view them as a simple or budget-friendly meal, the humble bean taco packs a surprising punch of nutrients and cultural history, making it a staple worth celebrating. **A Nutritional Power Couple** At the heart of […]
A personalized AI assistant, direct from the world of Black Mirror, is now stepping out of the screen and into your headset. “The Black Mirror Experience,” unveiled at Cannes, is a virtual reality project that puts you—literally—at the center of a story about technology’s power, promise, and perils. Born from the collaboration between French entertainment […]
Discrimination based on skin color remains a daily reality for many in Mexico—a reality that, according to Isabelle Mamadou, head of the UN Working Group of Experts on People of African Descent, demands urgent structural reform. Wrapping up their official visit to Mexico, Mamadou and fellow expert Catherine Namakla brought a clear message: recognition of […]