A hacker collective known as Chronus made good on threats Thursday, releasing massive amounts of personal data from government agencies and institutions across Mexico — including information from a private university in Yucatán. The group dumped roughly 2.3 terabytes of data involving 25 institutions, according to cybersecurity journalist Ignacio Gómez Villaseñor, who … [Read more...] about Hackers Leak 2.3 TB of Data from 25 Mexican Institutions
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2 Train Workers Lacked Valid Railroad Licenses in Fatal Crash
The machinist and conductor operating a Tren Interoceánico locomotive that collided with a trailer truck on Dec. 7 did not have valid railroad operating licenses at the time of the accident, according to local media. The accident left 14 people dead and 98 injured. The Federal Railroad Transportation Agency (AFTF) confirmed that neither worker possessed the required … [Read more...] about 2 Train Workers Lacked Valid Railroad Licenses in Fatal Crash
Nearly 2 in 3 Mexicans Feel Unsafe in Their Cities, New Government Survey Shows
More than 63% of Mexicans living in urban areas said they felt unsafe in their cities at the end of 2025, according to a quarterly government survey that tracks public perception across the country's 91 largest metropolitan areas.= The National Urban Public Security Survey, released Jan. 23 by Mexico's statistics agency INEGI, found women reported feeling significantly more … [Read more...] about Nearly 2 in 3 Mexicans Feel Unsafe in Their Cities, New Government Survey Shows
The Discovery of an Ancient Zapotec Tomb in Huitzo, Oaxaca, is Changing Mesoamerican History
In the ruins of Huitzo, Oaxaca, Mexico, archaeologists have uncovered a secret that had been locked in stone for over thirteen centuries. The discovery christened Tomb 10 of Huitzo is not just another ancient burial. Leading experts from Mexico’s National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) are calling it the most important archaeological discovery in the country in … [Read more...] about The Discovery of an Ancient Zapotec Tomb in Huitzo, Oaxaca, is Changing Mesoamerican History
New Mexico Minimum Wage Increase Takes Effect: What Expats Need to Know
Photo: Yucatán Magazine As 2026 kicked off, some 8.5 million Mexican workers saw their paychecks grow following the country's ninth consecutive year of double-digit minimum wage increases. The National Minimum Wage Commission (CONASAMI) approved a 13% hike to the general daily minimum wage, raising it from 278.80 pesos to 315.04 pesos per day. For expats and … [Read more...] about New Mexico Minimum Wage Increase Takes Effect: What Expats Need to Know