Ciudad de México, 27 oct (Prensa Latina) Los consejeros del Instituto Nacional Electoral (INE) de México nombraron hoy a Blanca Cruz como presidenta provisional, tras la renuncia de Guadalupe Taddei, señalada por irregularidades en contrataciones y conflictos de interés.

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Ciudad de México, 27 oct (Prensa Latina) La Secretaría mexicana de Gobernación y la Cámara Nacional del Autotransporte de Carga (Canacar) acordaron hoy el retiro de bloqueos y el establecimiento de mesas de diálogo, durante un encuentro para exponer los planteamientos del sector.

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Blanca Cruz foi nomeada nesta terça-feira (27) como chefe interina do INE (Instituto Nacional Eleitoral), segundo vários veículos de imprensa locais.

O órgão é responsável pela organização das eleições no México.

Cruz substituirá Guadalupe Taddei, que renunciou ao cargo na segunda-feira (26), em meio a acusações de corrupção.

A decisão foi apoiada pela presidente do México, Claudia Sheinbaum.

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O ufólogo Jaime Maussan divulgou um novo vídeo da criatura apontada por internautas como o “chupacabra”. A figura com rabo, unhas grandes e aparência clara viralizou na internet após ser supostamente flagrada atacando animais em uma área residencial de Ciudad Juarés, na fronteira do país com os Estados Unidos, no último dia 17 de outubro.

As novas evidências da circulação da criatura, de acordo com Jaime, foram registradas em 14 de outubro, entre 19h e 20h no Valle del Juárez.

O vídeo foi obtido por meio de uma câmera-trap instalada na área de mata dessa região, um tipo de dispositivo utilizado para monitorar a atividade da fauna silvestre e acompanhar a presença de cervos.

Um homem, chamado Armando Reséndiz, relatou que recuperou os cartões de memória para verificar o material e se surpreendeu com a presença da criatura.

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Ataques a galinhas

O ufólogo afirmou ter começado a investigar o caso depois que um garoto viu a criatura pegar uma galinha pela cabeça e correr em uma árvore.

Segundo as informações locais, uma equipe foi mobilizada para tentar localizar o “chupacabra”, instalando uma câmera de segurança próximo ao local.

Os pesquisadores dizem ter capturado provas da existência do bicho, após ele ser flagrado escalando um grande muro de tijolos.

Durante uma coletiva de imprensa, a equipe de quatro assistentes de pesquisa que trabalham com Maussan disse aos jornais locais que a criatura tinha quase 1,80 metro de comprimento (seis pés), da cabeça até a ponta da cauda, que eles acreditam ter, sozinha, aproximadamente um metro e meio de comprimento.

“É um predador. Não estou dizendo que é extraterrestre, mas é algo assustador”, disse Maussan à mídia local mexicana. Não há, até agora, qualquer confirmação científica de que se trate de um “chupacabra”.

A lenda do chupacabra

O chupacabra, nome que significa “sugador de cabras”, é uma figura do folclore das Américas. A criatura é descrita como responsável por mortes de animais de criação, principalmente cabras, mas também ovelhas e galinhas.

• The Trump administration has changed the names of buildings, a mountain, and bodies of water.
• An executive order renamed Lake Ontario as "Lake America" amid the trade war with Canada.
• The president has since floated the idea of renaming the Atlantic Ocean as "American Ocean."

First, the Gulf of Mexico, then Lake Ontario. Now, President Donald Trump has said an ocean could be next.

At a Mississippi rally on Monday, the president floated the idea of renaming the Atlantic Ocean the "American Ocean" and said he thinks "Europe will be thrilled."

He first raised the idea at a Tennessee rally in early October, pitching "Trump Ocean" or "Ocean of the Americas" for either the Atlantic or Pacific. At a South Carolina rally in mid-October, he said Google CEO Sundar Pichai told him "no" to changing the ocean names on Google Maps because they touch a lot of countries.

The White House referred Business Insider to the president's comments.

It wouldn't be the first name change Trump has made or suggested in his second non-consecutive term in office.

In August, he signed an executive order to rename Lake Ontario — one of the five Great Lakes, bordering both Canada and the US — to Lake America. He's also renamed a gulf and a mountain, and has mused about renaming a river, calling New Mexico "New America," and rebranding the Strait of Hormuz as the "Trump Strait."

Besides renaming numerous government programs and buildings after Trump himself, here's a look at other places the administration has renamed — so far.

January 2025: Trump renamed the Gulf of Mexico and Denali.

On the first day back in the White House, Trump signed an executive order titled "Restoring Names That Honor American Greatness."

It directed two actions: rename the Gulf of Mexico to the "Gulf of America," and restore Alaska's Denali, the highest mountain in North America, to its former federal name, Mount McKinley. President Barack Obama previously restored the mountain's Native Alaskan name, meaning "the high one" in the Koyukon language, in 2015.

Trump's executive order acknowledged that "congressional action is required to establish a renaming in public law," but called for federal agencies to use the new names in the interim.

Both Google and Apple have since updated their map features to reflect the name change. The Associated Press continued to refer to the body of water as the Gulf of Mexico, leading the White House to bar AP from some press events.

February to June 2025: Defense Secretary Pete Hegseth reversed the renaming of nine Army bases.

In 2023, the Biden administration changed the names of Army bases named after Confederate leaders, renaming them after Medal of Honor recipients, military leaders, and other war heroes, including women and people of color.

Hegseth reversed the changes in a series of orders in 2025, restoring the names of Fort A.P. Hill, Fort Benning, Fort Pickett, Fort Lee, Fort Gordon, Fort Hood, Fort Polk, Fort Rucker, and Fort Bragg.

August 2026: Trump signed an executive order renaming Lake Ontario to Lake America.

The change came amid rising tensions over the trade war with Canada. In August, the US imposed new 50% tariffs on about $20 billion in Canadian goods after negotiations fell apart, prompting Canada to announce retaliatory tariffs of up to 50%. Trump has since reversed some of those tariffs.

Canadians were already calling for boycotts of US products and travel before the August executive order. Carney said in his X response to Lake Ontario's name change that the US "is changing."

"Their trade relations, their foreign policy, their national monuments, their hydronyms," he wrote. "Canadian women and men also know that things must be called by their name, and this lake is called Lake Ontario — today and forever."

Google Maps and Apple Maps show the new name to US users. The change applies only to US federal use.

At the time, Trump also floated renaming an ocean after the US — something he has since repeatedly pitched at recent rallies. The insistence comes despite Trump saying that Pichai told the president "no" when asked to change the Atlantic Ocean's name on Google Maps.

"This time I'm not doing it," Trump said at the South Carolina rally, referring to Pichai's response. "Oceans are different, sir. They cover really a lot of countries. Please don't ask us to do that."

In photographs, she is seen smiling or hugging her grandmother, celebrating her ninth birthday and eating an ice cream. Ariana Velázquez’s dream was to work in the countryside, but she disappeared a week ago and was found dead only a few days later, along with Miriam Cruz, 55, the woman who appears beside her in almost all the pictures.

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Ciudad de México, 27 oct (Prensa Latina) El valor de las exportaciones de mercancías de México ascendió en septiembre a 77 mil 797 millones de dólares, 37,9 por ciento más frente al mismo mes de 2025, informó hoy una institución especializada.

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A Fórmula 1 prossegue no próximo fim de semana na Cidade do México – para a segunda corrida de uma sequência de três fins de semana consecutivos nas Américas.

O GP do México, 19ª etapa da temporada 2026 vai ter lugar no próximo domingo, dia 1 de novembro, no Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez, um dos circuitos mais particulares do calendário, especialmente pelas condições de altitude que influenciam diretamente o desempenho dos carros.

A etapa mexicana será realizada apenas uma semana depois do GP dos Estados Unidos, em Austin, e representa o segundo compromisso de uma sequência de três corridas consecutivas – Estados Unidos, México e Brasil.
Depois do México seguir-se-à São Paulo, onde será disputado o GP do Brasil, no circuito de Interlagos, entre os dias 6 e 8 de novembro.

Importa salientar que o campeonato entra num período decisivo, com pouco tempo para as equipas analisarem os resultados, implementarem mudanças e prepararem os carros para desafios bastante diferentes.

O Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez tem uma extensão de 4.304 metros e 17 curvas, com uma das características mais marcantes de todo o calendário: está localizado a aproximadamente 2.240 metros acima do nível do mar.

A altitude elevada provoca uma redução significativa na densidade do ar, afetando a eficiência aerodinâmica, a refrigeração dos componentes e o funcionamento das unidades de potência, destaca a F1Mania.
Mesmo utilizando configurações de alta carga aerodinâmica, os carros apresentam níveis de resistência ao avanço relativamente baixos, o que contribui para velocidades elevadas nas retas.

A longa reta principal, com um quilómetro de extensão, oferece uma das principais oportunidades de ultrapassagem, especialmente na forte travagem para a primeira curva. Outro setor importante é a sequência de curvas rápidas na zona intermediária, que exige estabilidade e precisão dos pilotos.

A parte final da volta passa pelo famoso setor do estádio, uma das imagens mais características do GP do México. Cercado por bancadas, o setor proporciona uma atmosfera particular antes da entrada na reta principal.

O comportamento dos pneus também merece atenção no México. Embora a pista apresente troços de alta velocidade, a menor densidade do ar reduz a carga aerodinâmica efetivamente produzida, o que pode dificultar a aderência em determinadas curvas. As equipas precisam estudar cada situação.

Bortoleto encara mais um desafio

Para o brasileiro Gabriel Bortoleto, o GP do México representa mais uma oportunidade de poder alcançar um resultado positivo na sua segunda temporada na Fórmula 1.

Ciudad de México, 26 oct (Prensa Latina) Organizaciones pertenecientes a la Confederación de Cámaras Industriales rechazaron hoy los bloqueos carreteros de transportistas en varias regiones de México y expresaron su disposición al diálogo para atender las demandas del sector.

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Ciudad de México, 26 oct (Prensa Latina) Ningún estado miembro de Naciones Unidas promovió una acción o resolución de la Asamblea General sobre México, ni existe iniciativa en curso o procedimiento adicional ante ese órgano, sostuvo hoy la Secretaría de Gobernación.

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Ciudad de México, 26 oct (Prensa Latina) Guadalupe Taddei presentó hoy su renuncia al cargo de Consejera Presidenta del Instituto Nacional Electoral (INE) ante la Cámara de Diputados de México, tras recibir cuestionamientos por presuntas irregularidades en contrataciones.

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On Tulum airport’s runway there is only one plane: a Viva Aerobus Airbus A320. For several hours that is the only aircraft that will remain at the air terminal inaugurated in 2023. The aerodrome is nearly empty after Aeroméxico, Volaris, and American Airlines announced the cancellation of most of their routes to this destination on the Mexican Caribbean. The loneliness in the terminal is unsettling and, in the distance, all that can be heard is the echo of children playing. The crisis caused by the collapse in tourism, in what was once the jewel of the Riviera Maya, has deepened over the past year and has begun to touch various sectors that had set their sights on the booming future of this municipality in the state of Quintana Roo.

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A former Chihuahua prosecutor faces federal charges over a drug-lab operation involving US intelligence agents, escalating a dispute over Mexico’s national sovereignty.

A Mexican federal judge has ordered the pretrial detention of former Chihuahua attorney general César Jáuregui Moreno on charges of treason, ruling that evidence supports allegations that he compromised national sovereignty by allowing US intelligence agents to take part in a drug-lab operation without federal authorization.

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Judge Ricardo Alfonso Santos Dorantes issued the order early Sunday after finding sufficient grounds to bring Jáuregui Moreno to trial. The former prosecutor will remain in a maximum-security prison in the State of Mexico while the case proceeds.

The charges stem from a mid-April operation to dismantle a drug laboratory in the Sierra del Pinal, in the northern border state of Chihuahua. According to Mexico’s Attorney General’s Office (FGR), agents from the US Central Intelligence Agency (CIA) participated without the required notification to the Foreign Affairs Ministry or the necessary legal authorizations.

Prosecutors argue that Jáuregui Moreno’s failure to act enabled armed foreign personnel to operate on Mexican territory in activities reserved exclusively for the federal government, putting national security at risk.

Text Reads: After providing more than 150 pieces of evidence, the #FGR obtained an order of linkage to trial against César “N”, former Attorney General of the state of Chihuahua, for his possible involvement in the crime of treason against the homeland.

The FGR presented more than 150 pieces of evidence at the hearing. Prosecutors also cited public statements in which Jáuregui Moreno said the operation had been planned for months by Chihuahua’s State Investigation Agency and its Special Strategic Operations Prosecutor’s Office. They argued that the account pointed to information being withheld from federal authorities and shared with foreign personnel.

The defense presented documents and witness testimony to challenge the federal allegations. However, Judge Santos Dorantes upheld the charges and set a two-month deadline for investigators to complete the supplementary investigation.

Jáuregui Moreno was initially arrested in Chihuahua city on Saturday under a state-level warrant accusing him of illegally exercising public office and collusion. A local judge ordered him to stand trial on the public-office charge but did not impose pretrial detention, leaving open the possibility of his release.

On October 18, agents from the federal Criminal Investigation Agency arrested him under a separate warrant as he was leaving detention. He was transferred to Mexico City and taken to El Altiplano, a maximum-security prison in the State of Mexico. The hearing on the federal treason charge began on Saturday afternoon and was held behind closed doors.

The case has fueled tensions between state and federal authorities and sparked a wider political dispute over the Chihuahua operation. The controversy has also drawn attention to a private meeting on September 19 in Ciudad Juárez between Chihuahua Governor Maru Campos and President Claudia Sheinbaum.

Campos later disclosed details of the encounter, which involved heated exchanges over the case. She said she went public to counter rumors that she had reached a political pact or a behind-the-scenes agreement with the federal government.

Jorge Romero Herrera, national leader of the opposition National Action Party (PAN), defended Campos’s decision to disclose details of the meeting.

“She is an adult woman; she makes her own decisions,” Romero Herrera said. He also reaffirmed his party’s support for Campos and other PAN officials, including governors and mayors.

Representatives from the Goias State Health Secretariat in Brazil met with Mexican specialists.

On Friday, Brazil and Mexico strengthened their cooperation on safe and resilient hospitals through a technical visit to Mexico City, with support from the Pan American Health Organization and the World Health Organization (PAHO/WHO).

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The visit brought together representatives from the Goias State Health Secretariat in Brazil with Mexican specialists to exchange experiences on the response of health services to emergencies and disasters.

The Brazilian delegation was headed by the Secretary of Health of Goias, Rasivel dos Reis Santos, and the Undersecretary of Health Surveillance, Fluvia Pereira, accompanied by representatives from PAHO/WHO in Brazil.

The meetings facilitated the sharing of experiences related to governance, inter-institutional coordination, evaluation and monitoring systems, as well as certification and continuous improvement mechanisms for healthcare facilities.

The text reads, “Senator Canedo received 162 new pieces of equipment for its primary health care units (UBSs), representing an investment of approximately US$340,000. The equipment will be distributed according to the needs of each unit.”

Authorities highlighted the existing cooperation model between the Mexican Social Security Institute (IMSS) and the State Committee of the Safe Hospital Program in Mexico City, considered an example of institutional collaboration.

As part of the agenda, the Brazilian delegation visited the Central North Hospital of Petroleos Mexicanos (PEMEX), where they learned about civil protection, operational continuity, and hospital security protocols implemented in the event of emergencies.

Representatives from Goias emphasized the level of preparedness of the healthcare and management staff, as well as the practices developed to ensure the continued operation of medical services in critical situations.

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• Over the past decade, I've traveled solo to all 50 US states and most major US national parks.
• Although I've found beauty in every state, there are some that I want to visit over and over again.
• I love traveling to places like New Mexico, Montana, New Hampshire, and Arizona.

Over the past decade, I've successfully visited all 50 US states solo, and have even made it to most of the major US national parks along the way. Because of this journey, I'm often asked which states I'd recommend to travelers.

Although most international travelers gravitate toward states like Florida and New York, I've found fantastic beauty and history in every state.

However, these are the 10 I always return to.

New Mexico boasts a surprising variety of stunning landscapes.

New Mexico is always at the top of my list of recommendations. Nicknamed "the land of enchantment," it lives up to its moniker — and then some.

Those who haven't visited New Mexico may think of the state as a mostly barren desert, but it's actually the diverse landscapes that keep me coming back.

From the otherworldly dunes of White Sands National Park to the snow-capped Sangre de Cristo Mountains, there's beauty to be found around every corner.

Outside the natural beauty, the state is chock full of history, art, food, wine, and culture.

California is full of diverse landscapes and experiences.

Every time I visit California, I feel like I'm entering a completely different reality.

The sheer size and diversity of the state are impressive, and it has gorgeous beaches, cities, forests, deserts, mountains, and even volcanoes.

I love road-tripping up the coast, visiting Yosemite National Park, taking a boat to the Channel Islands, and wine tasting in places like Napa and Sonoma.

Montana is a must-visit state for any outdoor enthusiast.

With its vast open spaces, majestic mountains, and endless opportunities for outdoor adventure, Montana is a must-visit state for any outdoor enthusiast.

The state is home to the breathtaking Glacier National Park and parts of Yellowstone National Park. The sky is vast and open, the mountains are towering, and the lack of development makes me feel like I'm entering another world entirely.

I've returned to West Virginia multiple times.

Although it may not get as much attention as some of the other states on this list, I've returned to West Virginia multiple times since my first visit.

The state's natural beauty is stunning, from New River Gorge National Park to ample lush forests, underground caverns, historic small towns, and over 200 waterfalls.

Wisconsin is home to beautiful scenery and great dining options.

Wisconsin has so much more than first meets the eye, from the natural beauty of the Apostle Islands and the 15,000 lakes in the state to the classic cheese curds, breweries, and wineries that dot the landscape.

I love spending time along the shores of Lake Michigan and Lake Superior, dining at one of the state's famous supper clubs, and exploring the many Wisconsin state parks.

There's no place quite like the Maine coast.

There's so much to love about Maine, but my favorite part of the state is the coast. With jagged and dramatic cliffs, lighthouses, and lobster shacks, visiting the Maine coast is an unforgettable experience.

It's easy to find peace in the state that sees the first sunrise of the year and is home to Acadia National Park, which is one of the country's most-popular national parks.

I love to road trip up the coast, stopping in beautiful towns like Kennebunkport, Bar Harbour, and Lubec.

As my home state, Colorado will always hold a special place in my heart.

I couldn't write a list like this without including my home state of Colorado. The state has so much to offer, from beautiful views to fun activities.

On the Front Range, I enjoy hiking in Boulder and exploring Cheyenne Cañon. I like to spend the night at the The Broadmoor hotel in Colorado Springs before heading over to Great Sand Dunes National Park.

In the Rockies, I love driving Independence Pass to Aspen, as well as exploring the underrated Grand Mesa, which is the biggest flat-top mountain in the world. I also enjoy taking road trips to the charming mountain towns of Telluride, Buena Vista, and Steamboat Springs.

No matter where you find yourself in Colorado, there's no shortage of incredible natural beauty and outdoor adventure.

New Hampshire boasts some of the best skiing and hiking in the Northeast.

The Northeast is famous for its fall foliage, but I can't help but think that New Hampshire is sometimes overshadowed by its neighbors, Maine and Vermont.

I was stunned by its natural beauty during my first trip to the state. From the White Mountains to Franconia Notch State Park, the state boasts some of the best skiing and hiking in the Northeast.

Utah is home to five major national parks.

Utah is a state that you have to see to believe. With five major national parks, 46 state parks, 15 ski resorts, and hidden gems at every turn — you'll never get bored here.

I love visiting Moab to hike in Arches National Park, Canyonlands National Park, and Dead Horse Point State Park before heading south to Bryce Canyon National Park, Kodachrome Basin State Park, and Zion National Park.

I also like making stops in Park City and Grand Staircase Escalante National Monument.

Arizona is the perfect escape for adventure and relaxation.

Arizona is well known for the Grand Canyon, but the state has much more to offer. From Flagstaff's high-altitude forests to Sedona's iconic red rocks, Arizona's diversity is surprising and worth a trip.

I love hiking among the cacti in Sedona or Scottsdale before heading to one of the many resorts to jump in a pool or hit the spa — the perfect escape for adventure and relaxation.

This story was originally published on April 5, 2024, and most recently updated on October 23, 2026.