Diario de Xalapa | Noticias Locales, Policiacas, sobre México, Veracruz, y el Mundo

53 articles in the TruthFoundry index. Each links out to the original.

• Jabir Jamed Jiménez appointed Subsecretary of Administration for Veracruz SIOP · Governor Rocío Nahle appointed architect Jabir Jamed Jiménez to lead administration and services at Veracruz's SIOP.
• Gloria Edith Pozos tops 2025 UV admission exam for Clinical Chemist · Gloria Edith Pozos scored 94.27 to win the 2025 admission exam for Clinical Chemist at the Universidad Veracruzana.
• Boca del Río Installs Five Free Cold Water Fountains · Boca del Río municipality has installed five public water fountains providing filtered, cold, and free drinking water.
• Man Reported Missing Found Dead Near Cemetery in San Rafael, Veracruz · A man reported missing was found dead near a cemetery in San Rafael, Veracruz, Mexico, on 2026-08-23, prompting a multi-agency security deployment.
• Mexico Warns Families of Online School Supply Scams Ahead of 2026 · Mexican consumer protection agency warns of online school supply frauds as families begin shopping for the 2026 school year.
• Xalapa Archdiocese Urges Prayer for Students and Seminarians · The Archdiocese of Xalapa requests prayers for students starting school and seminarians beginning spiritual exercises.
• Morena mobilizes 1.3 million affiliates in Veracruz after Xalapa assembly · Morena party officials announced a new structure in Veracruz with over 4,900 committees and 1.3 million affiliates.
• Power Outage in Boca del Río and Medellín Leaves Residents Without Electricity for Nearly 8 Hours · Residents in Boca del Río and Medellín reported power outages lasting nearly 8 hours due to a storm and demand spike.
• Traffic halted on Córdoba-Veracruz highway due to accident and lane reduction · Federal Roads Authority reports traffic closures and lane reductions on the Córdoba-Veracruz highway due to an accident and mechanical failure.
• Heavy rains threaten southern Veracruz and mountain regions · Strong rainfall expected in Coatzacoalcos, Los Tuxtlas, and Orizaba Valley in Veracruz on August 23, 2026.
• Guest Columnist Discusses Allergic Sinusitis Symptoms · A guest columnist from Veracruz analyzes symptoms associated with allergic sinusitis.
• Cat Care Culture Grows in Veracruz as Veterinary Visits Surge · Veterinary consultations for cats in Veracruz have nearly doubled their share of clinic services over five years due to increased preventive care awareness.
• UV to Honor Juan Gabriel with Interdisciplinary Symposium on 10th Anniversary of Death · The Universidad Veracruzana will host a symposium in Xalapa to commemorate the 10th anniversary of Juan Gabriel's passing.
• Mexican Table Tennis Star Rogelio Castro Targets 2028 Olympics · Mexican table tennis player Rogelio Castro begins international tour aiming for 2028 Los Angeles Olympics.
• Xalapa Municipal Composting Center Expands Capacity to 90 Tons Daily · Xalapa's municipal composting facility processes 12 tons daily and aims to reach 90 tons.
• Mexico Water Agency Evades Response on River Flow Amid Drought · Mexican water authority Conagua fails to address community demands for water security in Xalapa during prolonged drought.
• Opinion: Fiscal oversight in Veracruz should drive economic growth · Editor Edgar Sandoval argues that strict fiscal oversight in Veracruz is essential for regional economic expansion.
• Billiards Conquers University Students, Shedding Tavern Stigma · Billiards is gaining popularity among university students as a disciplined social activity rather than a tavern pastime.
• Veracruz Shops Preserve Poster and Calendar Sales Amid Digital Shift · Traditional poster and calendar retailers in Veracruz continue to thrive despite the rise of digital screens and social media.
• Over 200 Classic Cars Arrive at Xalapa's 16th Antique Auto Show · More than 200 classic vehicles are set to attend the 16th Antique Auto Exhibition in Xalapa.
• Veracruz Approaches Fourth Driest Year; September Rain Deficit Expected · Veracruz is nearing its fourth driest year on record, with September also projected to face a rainfall deficit.
• Xalapa Firefighters Announce New Rescue Equipment for 64th Anniversary · Xalapa fire department unveiled new rescue gear to strengthen emergency response capabilities.
• Parishioners Protest in Veracruz Over Priest Detained Since 2025 · Family and parishioners in Veracruz demand justice for a priest detained since 2025 and criticize investigation delays.
• Veracruz Holds First State Meeting for Trans Women on Health and Rights · Fifty trans women from Veracruz gathered to discuss barriers in healthcare, employment, and political participation.
• Two Teenagers Killed in Bus Crash in Veracruz · Two teenagers died after their motorcycle collided with an Amapolas bus on the Veracruz-Xalapa highway.
• Veracruz Firefighters Celebrate 153 Years with New Equipment and Station · The Veracruz municipal government announced new equipment, personnel, and a new station for firefighters on their 153rd anniversary.
• Xallitic Celebrates Third Anniversary as Magical Neighborhood in Xalapa · Xallitic marked its third anniversary as a cultural neighborhood with events in Xalapa.
• Columnist Reflects on Jesus as the Messiah · Francisco Ontiveros writes a column reflecting on Jesus as the Messiah.
• Miguel Meléndez Opens Veracruz-Style Shrimp Business in Medellín · Miguel Meléndez Dolores launched a restaurant combining Sinaloa and Baja California recipes with Veracruz flavors in Medellín.
• FONACOT Raises Credit Limit to 1 Million Pesos in Veracruz · FONACOT allows formal workers in Veracruz to apply for loans up to 1 million pesos.