Gustavo Alarcón Herrera Assumes Chilpancingo Mayorship
Alarcón’s swearing-in comes just days after Chilpancingo Mayor Alejandro Acros was found murdered on Sunday, Oct. 6
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Chilpancingo Mayor Killed After Five Days in Office
Alejandro Arcos’ killing comes just days after the murder of Chilpancingo’s Secretary of Government, Francisco Tapi
Read moreMexico City Microseisms Linked to New Geological Fault
A total of 15 microseisms rocked the Mexico City area on Thursday, Sep. 26, four of which were significantly felt by the area’s population
Read moreAcapulco: Open to Visitors and Open for Business
By MELISSA CASTRO Less than a year after having suffered the devastating landfall of Category 5 Hurricane Otis, Mexico’s coastal resort town of Acapulco is open for business. The storm’s 270 kilometre per hour winds, battered the seaside municipality, decimating over 80% of the hospitality venues, rendering 63% of real estate as unusable, and dealing a catastrophic blow to local
Read moreSix Mexican Women Murdered Per Day in March
This brings the rate of intentional homicides against women in Mexico to 621 incidents during the first quarter of 2024
Read moreReport Says Organized Crime Occupies 81 Percent of Mexico
AC Consultores also said Mexico City has the highest concentration of organized crime cells in Mexico with an alleged 30 groups operating in the capital
Read moreForest Fires Surge Across Mexico
Wednesday’s figures mark the largest single-day forest fires seen in Mexico in 2024
Read moreFederal Judge Indicts Police Officers for Death of Guerrero Protestor
A third police officer accused of involvement in the murder of Yanqui Kothan Gómez Peralta is currently on the run and remains at large
Read moreGuerrero Church Leaders Propose Anti-Violence Pact with Local Cartels
The state bishops indicated that the region’s cartel leaders seemingly refused the truce due to an unwillingness to cede territory
Read moreMexican Judiciary Releases Eight Soldiers Implicated in Ayotzinapa Case
In exchange for their freedom, the military elements turned their passports over to the authorities, left a 50,000 peso bail bond and must report bimonthly to the district court
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