Who was ‘Reina Roja’ and how did her discovery change Mexican history?
On April 11, 1994, the remains of an ancient Mayan ritual and three hidden chambers were discovered in the heart […]
April 2021
Waiter burns the face of an American tourist in Cancun while preparing a drink
A young woman from the United States, identified as Marissa Daniel, suffered second-degree burns after a Cancun waiter flamed a
Mexico seized 1,583 kilos of cocaine in Nayarit
Agents from the Mexican Navy Secretariat (Semar) seized just over a ton and a half of cocaine and arrested seven
Mexico reports 2,192 new coronavirus deaths after data review
Mexico’s government on Saturday reported 2,192 new confirmed coronavirus deaths, one of its biggest one-day tolls during the pandemic, after
Pandemic, hunger force thousands into sex work in Mexico
Hardships caused by the coronavirus pandemic have forced former sex workers in Mexico back into the trade years after they
‘I wish I was born in the U.S.’ – Video of a conversation between a migrant from Puerto Vallarta and border patrol at U.S. border goes viral
The big news in recent weeks has been unaccompanied children crossing the border, however, there are also curious stories like
Kim Kuzma, Enrique de Allende & Effie Passero in “Voci” April 15th at The Church of Our Lady of Guadalupe
Vallarta’s Queen of Song, Kim Kuzma, joins singer extraordinaire, Enrique De Allende and American Idol finalist, Effie Passero, for another
U.S. considering cash payments to Central America to stem migration
The United States is considering a conditional cash transfer program to help address economic woes that lead migrants from certain
St Vincent’s Caribbean residents wake to ash-covered streets, rumbling volcano
Residents of the eastern Caribbean island of St. Vincent on Saturday woke to rumbling noises emanating from the La Soufriere
U.S. issues security alert for cartel violence in Tijuana and the Mexicali Valley
The United States authorities issued a security alert that urged their citizens to take precautions when traveling to the Mexicali
Jalisco loses its ‘Green’ status on the COVID-19 warning system, sliding back to ‘Yellow’
Eight states of Mexico are currently in the green status of the COVID-19 warning system, five in orange, 19 in
Brazil’s Sao Paulo, Rio de Janeiro ease restrictions despite record COVID deaths
Brazil’s Sao Paulo state and the city of Rio de Janeiro are easing restrictions on hospitality businesses and other activities,
