Benito the Giraffe’s New Beginning: A Journey to a Safer Home in Mexico
Discover the heartwarming journey of giraffe Benito, as he moves from Ciudad Juarez to a wildlife sanctuary in Puebla.
Cecilia Monzón, the women’s lawyer, was murdered in Puebla
Cecilia Monzón, a lawyer and women's rights activist, was murdered in Puebla. There are three people arrested, including her former partner.
Femicides in Puebla: cases without justice
According to the records of missing and unaccounted for persons in Mexico, girls and teenagers represent 55.65% and women over 18 years of age.
Mexican short film participates in Ca’ Foscari Short Film Festival
The Ca’ Foscari Short Film Festival celebrates its twelfth edition, which is taking place in Venice from the 4th to the 7th of May.
Casa Puebla will open as a recreation center
Casa Puebla, the building that served as the official residence of the governor, will open its doors on April 30 as a recreation space.
“El Matador” Rivera: The boxer that makes Puebla proud
As an amateur boxer he participated in 22 fights, of which he won 21 by knockout. Now, as a professional, he will face Andrés Galindo.
Why is Cinco de Mayo celebrated in the United States?
Since then, Cinco de Mayo has become a cultural holiday that celebrates both Mexicans and Latinos in the United States, making it even more important than Independence Day.
Puebla inaugurates flights to Ixtapa and Acapulco
Flights from Puebla to Ixtapa and Acapulco will begin operating during the first half of May 2022, by Aeromar.
Poblanos will seek to make the largest cemita in the world
From April 29 to May 1, 2022, the fourth edition of the Cemita Poblana Festival will be held on the CENHCH esplanade.
Cascada de los Pescaditos: a hidden spring in Puebla
The Cascada de los Pescaditos is located in the Puebla municipality of Molcaxac, approximately an hour and a half from the state capital.