Tamaulipas News
Tamaulipas authorities provide security for the “United Migrants” caravan
To safeguard the security of the "Migrantes Unidos" caravan during its transit through Tamaulipas, State Guard Highway Support authorities assigned to the Puente III...
National
Is the INE helping Morena to locate and censor “inconvenient” journalists?
According to a social media report, the National Electoral Institute is providing the Morena regime with personal information to quickly locate them and intimidate...
FBI Cracks Down on Huachicol Trafficking Network in Texas
In a major operation, the FBI dismantled a fuel smuggling network operating on Texas soil, targeting the illicit trade of huachicol, or stolen fuel....
With fewer migrants to exploit, Mexican cartels are reportedly targeting civilians, including Americans
Authorities in the United States and Mexico are ramping up security as cartels are expanding their crimes. With border crossings down, Mexican cartels have...
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Economy
Truckload Rejection Rates Spike in Laredo, Texas Amid Market Tightening
Shipper requests for truckload capacity in Laredo, Texas, are being rejected at the highest rates since the pandemic era. The Outbound Tender Reject Index (OTRI), which measures the percentage of declined truckload capacity requests...
This is what the site where they will build a 5-star hotel and Tampico...
Tampico could become in the future the regional pole of investment in tourism
The investment of the Hotel Marriot next to the aquarium and the new museum that will be made in the Laguna del...
Business
An out-of-this-world Oxxo opens in Playa Miramar
There are thousands of OXXO convenience stores all over Mexico, but the most original and singular has been recently inaugurated in the coastal town...
Woman protests outside MG car dealership and all of Reynosa comes out to support...
On January 17, Alejandra Ceccopieri decided to go on strike outside the MG car dealership located on Miguel Hidalgo Boulevard in Reynosa, Tamaulipas, after...
Real Estate
Entertainment
Bodies of “Grupo Fugitivo” Members Found in Tamaulipas
Tamaulipas authorities reported the discovery of five bodies that, based on "preliminary characteristics," could be members of the "Grupo Fugitivo" Musical Group.
The musicians, identified...
Martian Day in Ciudad Madero, Tamaulipas: Why is it celebrated on October 29?
This October 29, Martian Day was celebrated in Ciudad Madero, Tamaulipas, so the celebration was held at Playa Miramar, with music, exhibitors, and many...
Ciudad Madero International Film Festival announces its eighth edition: these are the details
The eighth edition of this event will take place from November 21 to 24 in the south of Tamaulipas
With the intention of bringing together...
Food and Drinks
US imminent intervention in Mexico
What does a US military intervention in Mexico imply?
The resolution calls for the military use of force against those persons, organizations, or foreign nations...
Expats Crime
With fewer migrants to exploit, Mexican cartels are reportedly targeting civilians, including Americans
Authorities in the United States and Mexico are ramping up security as cartels are expanding their crimes. With border crossings down, Mexican cartels have...
Travel
Mexico History
Between Cyclones and Oil: When Playa Miramar Reinvented Itself as a Tourist Destination
It was once common for beachgoers to bring a bottle of oil among their beach items. For a century, Playa Miramar belonged to Tampico. It was during this time that the English, who arrived in the late 1800s to work in the oil companies...
Mexico Living
The Netflix documentary ‘The Alien Enigma’ that will talk about the port of Tampico will premiere tomorrow Friday, November 8th on Netflix.
In the trailer, two cities in the United States are seen and, of course, the presence of Tampico on the Mexican side was highlighted
On October 1, Netflix released the trailer for ‘Investigation Alien’
The UFO phenomenon is well known...
Heatlh
U.S. citizen girl recovering from brain cancer deported to Mexico along with undocumented parents
A family that was deported to Mexico hopes they can find a way to return to the U.S. and ensure their 10-year-old daughter, who is a U.S. citizen, can continue her brain cancer treatment.
Immigration authorities removed the girl and four of her American siblings...
