Alarm caused by the Covid-19 pandemic is creating security problems in México state where a gang of over 70 people looted a grocery store in the municipality of Tecámac on Monday night Dozens of men and women rushed a Bodega Aurerra Express supermarket and ransacked the shelves and displays A video shared on social media by a neighbor of the store showed the empty shelves and random products scattered on the floor and out in the street Outnumbering employees and security personnel Some employees were reported to have made off with some of the products not taken by looters Municipal and state police arrived on the scene minutes after the looters left One of the officers was reported to have chided onlookers for not having tried to stop them saying it was their responsibility as citizens to do so Calls for widespread looting in México state have been making the rounds on social media for the last few days with names like “Covid-19 Looting” and “Looting 2020” have been promoting the idea of mass pillaging events “You can’t leave us without food,” said one post the calls have been made to organize looting in the municipalities of Tlalnepantla The state police department responded on social media by posting that it would conduct patrols to detect and deactivate any mass looting events There were multiple break-ins and robberies in the state on the weekend Another store in Tecámac was raided and an Elektra electronics store in Tultitlán was vandalized on Friday while robberies were reported in Ecatepec and Tultitlán on Sunday Governor Alfredo del Mazo Maza announced on Monday that all department stores and malls in the state would close in order to prevent people from gathering in crowds Sources: El Universal (sp), Grupo Fórmula (sp) ADVERTISE WITH MND COMMUNITY GUIDELINES Subscription FAQ's Privacy Policy Mexico News Daily - Property of Tavana LLC The grand final of the WBC-Amateur boxing tournament took place at the Technological University of Tecámac The eliminations occurred from October 23 to November 17 and the semifinals were held from November 5 to December 7 The tournament featured the participation of both male and female participants The divisions were as follows: in the MALE category This website is using a security service to protect itself from online attacks The action you just performed triggered the security solution There are several actions that could trigger this block including submitting a certain word or phrase You can email the site owner to let them know you were blocked Please include what you were doing when this page came up and the Cloudflare Ray ID found at the bottom of this page the photo essay portrays the action of the inhabitants who overlapping levels and changing the original building have adapted their homes to their needs without a construction plan or any concern for safety standards images © zaickz moz the government of the border state of mexico city – estado de méxico – launched a program called ‘bicentenary cities’ which proposed careful land-use planning and the creation of a state structure for key population centers. one of the centers selected was tecámac however, neither the state or the private developers fulfilled their commitments of establishing an urban settlement with sufficient services educational and recreation areas. the explicit aim of building a model city got lost between the change of governments and the uncontrolled growth of housing the people tecámac were left to their own devices and the result of the unplanned construction has been captured by moz the haphazard vertical expansion, variation of materials, exposed stairs and security fences captured by moz becomes an architectural language in itself viewers can see how spaces have been built as and when residents required the extra room. ‘non-social interest’ notes the consequences of neglect and how inhabitants eventually build for themselves taking charge of their own welfare and turning their backs on public order project name: ‘non-social interest’ photography: zaickz moz designboom has received this project from our ‘DIY submissions‘ feature, where we welcome our readers to submit their own work for publication. see more project submissions from our readers here. AXOR presents three bathroom concepts that are not merely places of function but destinations in themselves — sanctuaries of style As The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints sought to help people in need throughout Mexico in 2023 We believe that all of God’s children should have access to the services and resources that allow them the basic needs of life and we are committed to helping,” said Lilian Guzmán manager of Welfare and Self-Reliance of the Church of Jesus Christ in Mexico She presented the 2023 annual report at the multistake center on Temple Square in Mexico City on Jan. 25, 2024. Representatives of more than 40 foundations as well as private and public assistance organizations attended, reported a news release from ChurchofJesusChrist.org The report summarized efforts by the Church and its work with foundations and nonprofit organizations “We are grateful for the opportunity to serve others,” Guzmán said “We believe that humanitarian aid is an expression of our love for Jesus Christ and our neighbors.” said: “The true purpose of the Church welfare plan also includes promoting self-sufficiency as a way of life,” explaining that self-sufficiency “encompasses various facets of a balanced life Leaders of organizations and foundations spoke about benefiting from the Church’s generosity and passion for helping others They called the Church a great ally in the work to help those in need in Mexico In November 2023, the Church held a cleanup day around Acapulco to clear all the damage from Hurricane Otis. Then in December 2023, the Church donated 10,000 boxes of food to help those affected by the storm the Church worked with leaders in Ciudad Juárez to improve conditions at a temporary shelter for migrants and displaced people The donation to the Kiki Romero Shelter includes kitchen equipment The project will directly benefit 5,000 migrants and displaced people who pass through Ciudad Juárez each year, explained the Church’s Mexico Newsroom On Feb. 7 the Church donated a state-of-the-art surgical microscope to the Dr Jesús Gilberto Gómez Maza General Hospital Elder Adrián Ochoa General Authority Seventy and first counselor in the Mexico Area presidency shared how the Church was pleased to be a part of the effort to serve others “We hope that the donation of this technological equipment which will allow advanced ophthalmological care to be provided to those who need it most serves as an example and a reminder of the love that The Church of Jesus Christ of Latter-day Saints has for the people of Chiapas,” Elder Ochoa said In January, the Church collaborated with the Bertha O. de Osete Foundation to donate 311 wheelchairs and walking aids to help people — mostly children — in Oaxaca and Chiapas Tuxtla Gutiérrez México Mactumatzá Stake President José de Guadalupe Moreno said the project was a clear example of how the Church promotes self-sufficiency and dignity Light the World Giving Machines sponsored by the Church were set up in Mexico City Pachuca and Cuernavaca during the 2023 holiday season More than 2,400 donations were received through the Giving Machines, reported Mexico Newsroom Mexico City’s Distrito Federal is the nation's largest urban administrative unit Of the 22 million residents of the metro area If you were to ask most Mexicans what the country’s “second city,” the runner-up in terms of population While Guadalajara is in fact the second largest metro area in Mexico the country's second largest municipality is Ecatepec—a growing multi-faceted district of greater Mexico City More than 1.6 million people live in Ecatepec; in adjacent Tecámac is home to some 800,000 residents (including the previously-mentioned Ciudad Satélite) There's no particular message in to tying together these images as a set they're all taken in the Estado de México in Mexico City's rapidly growing hinterland in these different municipalities around DF there is a huge amount of diversity in architectural and neighborhood form until you pass to the next neighborhood to find it with rough dirt roads shadowed by a tangle of DIY electrical wiring with manicured plantings and modern amenities Given that Ecatepec alone is more populous than all but the four largest cities in the U.S. we should expect a palpable multiplicity of styles Thanks to Brenda Bernaldez at the Biblioteca Benjamín Franklin a project of the State Department here in Mexico City I’ve had the pleasure of getting to know a number of teachers around the metropolitan area who was generous enough to take me to Neza last week and this week I’m sharing some images from my time in some of the other large municipalities in the Estado de México Big thanks to Rolando and Jaffid for taking me around About The National Geographic SocietyThe National Geographic Society is a global nonprofit organization that uses the power of science education and storytelling to illuminate and protect the wonder of our world National Geographic has pushed the boundaries of exploration investing in bold people and transformative ideas providing more than 15,000 grants for work across all seven continents reaching 3 million students each year through education offerings and engaging audiences around the globe through signature experiences To learn more, visit www.nationalgeographic.org or follow us on Instagram, LinkedIn, and Facebook. National Geographic Headquarters 1145 17th Street NW Washington, DC 20036 A 12-year-old who gave birth to a baby boy in México state last Wednesday will receive medical health and wellness assistance as well as a 2,500-pesos-per-month stipend gave birth uneventfully after eight months of pregnancy said Tecámac Mayor Mariela Gutiérrez Escalante who posted news of the birth on her social media accounts The father of the baby is also a minor — aged only 15 The new family will live together with his mother the woman has expressed willingness to take care of the couple and her new grandchild The young mother assured the DIF family services agency that she also has the support of her own family “We haven’t been abandoned,” the young mother reportedly told the social workers “[The father and I] are living together by our own decision and we remain in contact with our families.” The mayor said that besides the financial support and periodic follow-ups with the couple to check on their living conditions mother and baby would also be offered free health services by the DIF Gutiérrez had publicized the birth to promote a new government social welfare program for minors in the state that has to date registered 70,000 children in order to document their physical and emotional health a program which she said could avoid more cases like the one she was highlighting Gutiérrez said the 9,276 children the program has identified are in need of medical psychological or nutritional attention and will begin to receive it in March Source: Milenio (sp) Topping off Martes De Cafe in Sport and Chips signed an alliance with Boys & Girls Club CDMX/EDO MEX providing the dividends of benefits to various vulnerable groups in the metropolitan area Boys & Girls Club CDMX/EDO MEX is made up of a group of citizens committed to transforming the future of children and adolescents in Mexico who are at risk an educational and recreational space was inaugurated in the State of Mexico positively impacting youngsters their families especially those in circumstances of social disadvantage to develop their maximum potential and talent as productive boy and adolescent has access to a healthy and safe space creating sunbeams of change for the community every day adding physical spaces in different strategic places in CDMX and the State of Mexico we had the privilege of greeting  Alejandra Palomino Executive Director of the Boys and Girls Club CDMX and State of Mexico who was accompanied by Stephania García Sports Leader and more than a dozen children and young people who enhance their talents in this tremendous  club that is salving  the social tissue of Ecatepec and Tecamac ”I have been very moved by this Coffee Tuesday so many realities and in the end all united by the same dreams and principles Everything was born from the heart of Don José and fortunately Mauricio inherited that important part that make the WBC so unique ”We are very happy to be able to partner with the CDMX Boys and Girls Club and the State of Mexico; I had the opportunity to go to their facilities and I can tell you that you can breathe love We are very pleased to be part of this agreement ”Children are the future of the country and the world Every morning is the beginning of a new opportunity We all have something we can fight for and there should be no one to tell us “You can’t.” The world is open for all dreams and possibilities Every day is the start of a new opportunity Have the energy and use it to construct the future.” Alejandra Palomino – Executive Director Boys and Girls Club CDMX and State of Mexico ”I feel overwhelmed to see and feel so much inspiration This conference has been full of emotions that have allowed me to understand even more why our organizations met since I firmly believe that we are guided by the same principles Thanks to Mauricio and Christiane for believing in us We seek to inspire young people to discover and develop their talents and passions What we seek with this alliance is to help many children strengthen their sporting talents On behalf of all of us who collaborate with this initiative ”We are looking forward to working together We began activities with the WBC this summer with workshops for more than 240 young people We are ready to receive the inspiration that the boxers and the WBC family will bring to the Boys and Girls Club.” Privacy Policy / Cookie Policy Surveillance video has revealed that a 34-year-old woman found dead in Tecámac The woman was on her way to work a night shift at a toll booth on the Mexico City-Pachuca highway when the dogs attacked her at 10:40pm Monday The video indicates the attack lasted 11 minutes Tecámac Mayor Mariela Gutiérrez Escalante ordered animal control agents to round up the dogs but area residents attempted to prevent them from doing so by hiding them Source: Milenio (sp) Mexico’s President Claudia Sheinbaum was in Hidalgo this weekend to ceremonially inaugurate construction on the planned Mexico City-Pachuca passenger train Located about 106 kilometers north of Mexico City Pachuca is a city in central Mexico and the state capital of Hidalgo The passenger rail service would connect three states and include a stop at the Felipe Ángeles International Airport (AIFA) in México state It will be electric with double electrified tracks along all 106 kilometers of the route With an estimated speed of 120 kilometers per hour and a capacity of 718 passengers per train the journey between AIFA and Pachuca will take only 20 minutes Environment Minister Alicia Bárcena said that the project will include green walkways soil and water quality near the route will also be monitored as part of efforts to make the train an ecologically sustainable travel option The commuter railway line seeks to improve access to AIFA while facilitating connectivity for commuters between Mexico City and Pachuca It is expected to benefit the inhabitants of Zumpango Temascalapa — all municipalities in México state — and Tizayuca Communications and Transportation Ministry (SICT) show the commuter train will require an initial investment of 50 billion pesos (US $2.5 billion) the Defense Ministry (Sedena) will be responsible for the project Sheinbaum said during the inauguration that she will soon be in the state of Querétaro to inaugurate construction on other commuter train routes is to create passenger train routes that extend to the border city of Nuevo Laredo During her presidential campaign, Sheinbaum unveiled plans to build three new train routes based on the model of the Maya Train In addition to the Mexico City–Pachuca line plans include a train to connect Mexico City with Nuevo Laredo and Mexico City with Guadalajara Her plans also include the expansion of the Maya Train and the Interoceanic to Guatemala Sheinbaum’s plan builds on former president Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s commitment to revive the use of passenger trains across the country the Mexican government eliminated passenger train service but now it is seeking to revitalize it as a viable option to improve mobility 43,000+ global companies doing business in the region 102,000+ key contacts related to companies and projects news and interviews about your industry in English