Oaxaca News
Wild Mushroom Gathering in Oaxaca: A Journey Through Tradition, Healing, and Harvest
Oaxaca’s rich biodiversity and deep ancestral heritage take center stage during the rainy season as indigenous communities engage in the traditional gathering of wild...
National
The Interoceanic Railway has only managed to attract 13 freight clients in two years
The Interoceanic Railway has faced serious operational challenges. In two years of operation, it only managed to attract 13 freight clients.
Furthermore, over 12 billion...
Journalist Alejandro Leyva Shot and Killed in San Pablo Etla, Oaxaca
SAN PABLO ETLA, Oaxaca — Political columnist and former public media director Alejandro Leyva Aguilar was shot and killed on Wednesday, July 22, while...
Heavy storms have battered Chiapas and Oaxaca at the end of March 2026
Heavy storms have battered Chiapas and Oaxaca at the end of March 2026, with torrential rains, lightning, and mudslides putting communities at risk. The...
Economy
CNTE Confronts Sheinbaum in Oaxaca, Declaring “It’s the Same Garbage” Despite Promised Change
During a presidential tour through the state of Oaxaca, members of the National Coordination of Education Workers (CNTE) staged a strong and vocal protest, directly confronting President Claudia Sheinbaum. Expressing deep frustration over unfulfilled...
Inegi highlights that Nayarit, Oaxaca and Hidalgo were the states with the greatest economic...
The National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) reported in a bulletin that Nayarit, Oaxaca, and Hidalgo experienced the largest increases in economic activity during the fourth quarter of 2025, according to figures from...
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
Today, the “Princesas” drag queen show at the La Mancha Cultural Center.
Oaxaca City’s nightlife and drag performance scene are set for a spectacular showcase with the presentation of the drag show titled "Princesas." Produced and...
Mad Cow: New Puerto Rican Film in Puerto Escondido and Areas of Influence
Sage Katz and Tai Miller Carballo filmed by Jerry Molina in tubes, perfect walls, and more
Sage Katz and Tai Miller Carballo went to Puerto...
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...
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
American Trump Supporter Confronts Protesters in the Oaxaca Zócalo
Members of the UACOL (Union of Oaxacan Artisans and Merchants in Struggle) confronted an American tourist who publicly expressed his support for the US...
Travel
Mexico History
Zapotec Tomb recently discovered in Oaxaca
by Allan Wall
The Zapotec people have lived in the Mexican state of Oaxaca (wa-ha-ca) for 2500 years, and still live there.
Two thousand years ago, the Zapotec culture was at its height, as far as material accomplishments go. But the culture has remained to this day.
For...
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...
