The streets of Morelia, Michoacán, were recently the stage for a viral mystery: a clown dressed like the horror movie character Terrifier roaming neighborhoods and sparking fear. But as of Monday, July 13, 2026, authorities have identified the figure behind the mask—a 15-year-old boy whose intentions were far from criminal. The teenager, revealed alongside his […]
Jorge Romero Herrera, national president of the National Action Party (PAN), accused the Federal Government and Morena of orchestrating political, legal, and media conditions to enable Rubén Rocha Moya’s comeback as governor of Sinaloa. Rocha Moya has been on leave since May 2026, and his recent public appearances are seen by PAN as part of […]
Puebla’s governor, Alejandro Armenta Mier, has thrown down the gauntlet to opponents of the Circular Economy Park in San José Chiapa, urging them to present technological alternatives that surpass the current project backed by federal and state governments. This initiative aims to transform and repurpose waste, addressing the pressing issue of millions of tons of […]
Puebla’s upcoming Cablebús system is set to become a central hub in the city’s integrated mobility network, linking 75 public transport routes, three RUTA bus lines, and a public bike-sharing program. This ambitious project, scheduled for construction between 2025 and 2029, aims to transform daily commutes for hundreds of thousands of residents by offering faster, […]
The Puebla government has replaced Aurelio Leonor Solís as Director General of Museos Puebla, appointing María Fernanda Cruz Domínguez to lead the institution. This change comes after weeks of public criticism directed at Solís’s administration. The departure follows several complaints about the condition of the state’s museum network and intensified scrutiny after videos surfaced showing […]
Gianni Infantino, FIFA president, has opened the door to a potential expansion of the World Cup to 64 national teams, a move that would mark a significant shift in the tournament’s format. He stated that this possibility will be “examined and debated in the relevant committees” after the current World Cup, which is being hosted […]
A lightning strike during a religious celebration in Santiago Tlacotepec, Toluca, Estado de México, injured ten people, three of whom required hospital care for first- and second-degree burns. The incident took place around 2:30 p.m. near the Cerro de Santiago Tlacotepec, close to the Cristo de la Montaña church, where locals and visitors were gathered […]
Relatives of the tourists who disappeared in the Chichicazapa Cave in Cuetzalan, Puebla, are pleading with authorities not to halt the extraction of the victims’ bodies. The uncle of one of the deceased shared with the media that officials had raised hopes about recovering the three remaining bodies. However, due to bad weather and the […]
Puebla’s Secretary of Government, Samuel Aguilar Pala, revealed that José Mendoza Méndez, the guide who led a group into the Grutas de Chichicazapan caves in Cuetzalan, was not registered with either the federal Secretariat of Tourism or the state’s Secretariat of Tourism Development. This detail emerged as part of ongoing investigations following the tragic event […]
On Monday, July 13, 2026, José Luis García Parra, coordinator of the Puebla Government Cabinet, submitted a formal erratum to the State Congress to correct a population data error found in the previously presented report on the Cablebús system. This report serves as a precursor to his scheduled appearance before state legislators on July 15. […]