Oaxaca News
6 reasons to stay at Hotel Los Amantes Oaxaca
Oaxaca's biggest festival is almost here! Yes, we're talking about the Guelaguetza, a celebration that brings together the diverse cultures of Oaxaca through dance,...
National
High School Student Killed; during the Salomón Jara administration 268 women have been murdered
Five women were murdered in one week, two in the Mixteca region and three in the Isthmus of Tehuantepec.
OAXACA, Oax.- With the murder of...
Salomón Jara: Nepotism at its peak in the state of Oaxaca
Oaxaca Governor Salomón Jara appears to flout the anti-nepotism guidelines and policies of Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum.
The Oaxacan has a long list of close...
Morena senator tries to evade a breathalyzer in Oaxaca, and goes viral on social...
On August 10th, 2025, a political scandal erupted in Oaxaca when a substitute senator from the ruling Morena party was caught driving under the...
Economy
AMLO’s spending is resulting in the biggest budget deficit since the 1980s
Mexico’s once-frugal president has ratcheted up spending, resulting in the biggest budget deficit since the 1980s and potentially leaving his successor in a financial bind.
It’s a departure for Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador, who kept...
Remittances grew by 7.6% in 2023, for a total record of US$63 billion
The amount of money that Mexican migrants send home to their relatives grew by 7.6% in 2023, to reach a record $63.3 billion for the year, Mexico’s central bank said Thursday.
The money transfers, known...
Business
Mexicana de Aviacion lost 932 million pesos in first three quarters of operation
Mexicana earns approximately 927 pesos for each passenger it transports, but it costs more than 4,484 pesos to transport each traveler who decides to...
Canadian company seeks Mexicans for employment with payment of more than 20 thousand pesos:...
If you are looking for work abroad, learn about the job offer of a Canadian company for Mexicans.
A Canadian company belonging to the manufacturing...
Real Estate
Entertainment
Unveiling the Hidden Gems of ‘Nacho Libre’: A Journey to the Iconic Film Locations...
In a heartwarming reunion with his roots, Jack Black returned to Mexico, reminding fans of the hilarious movie "Nacho Libre." As we delve into...
Celebrating Oaxaca’s All-Women Wind Ensemble in “MÚSICAS”
Mexican Director Lila Avilés Highlights Indigenous Ensemble Mujeres del Viento Florido
On February 23, at the Roxy Cinema in New York, Mexican filmmaker Lila Avilés...
Huatulco is ready to host the 2025 Made in Mexico Rally
Huatulco, Oaxaca, will become the rally capital of Mexico from February 27 to March 2, 2025, with the celebration of the second edition of...
Thinking about retiring in Huatulco? It could be one of your best decisions!
Huatulco, Oaxaca, is a coastal paradise that has attracted a growing number of American expats seeking a relaxed and affordable lifestyle. Located on Mexico’s...
Expats Crime
U.S. fugitive ‘The Devil’ caught in Oaxaca working as police officer 20 years after...
U.S. fugitive known as 'The Devil' was caught in Mexico where he was working as police officer 20 years after commiting a murder in...
Travel
Mexico History
Richard Bell was the name of the English clown that used to entertain Don Porfirio Diaz
RICHARD BELL, THE ENGLISH CLOWN WHO MADE PORFIRIO DIAZ LAUGH
Richard Bell Guest, was born in London, on January 10, 1858 and according to official data died in New York City, United States at the age of 53, on March 12, 1911, he was widely...
Mexico Living
Mexico remains a top retirement choice for Americans and Canadians, thanks to its affordability, great weather, vibrant culture, excellent healthcare, and established expat communities. Here’s a closer look at three standout cities for retirees: Mazatlán, Puerto Vallarta, and Oaxaca.
Mazatlán
Location and Accessibility:
Situated on Mexico's Pacific coast in Sinaloa, Mazatlán is a city of nearly 500,000. It’s part of the Mexican...
Heatlh
HIV in Oaxaca Disproportionately Affects Indigenous Communities and Women, Says Coesida
In 2025, Oaxaca ranks ninth nationally in HIV cases, with over 13,000 people living with the virus—a troubling statistic that underscores deep health disparities across the state. According to Itayetzin Medina Hernández, director of the State Council for the Prevention and Control of AIDS...
