Ricardo Salinas Pliego, president of TV Azteca and owner of Mazatlán FC, responded to local hoteliers' attempts to ban live banda music on Mazatlán beaches with a controversial message. He criticized tourists complaining about the noise and suggested investing in better hotels. The article also highlights the modern features of the newly renamed El Encanto stadium, home to Mazatlán FC, which boasts a capacity of 25,000 and advanced facilities.

The Russian duo t.A.T.u., consisting of Lena Katina and Yulia Volkova, achieved significant success in Mexico with their 2002 single 'All The Things She Said' from the album '200 km/h in the Wrong Lane.' However, they faced skepticism and criticism in Russia due to conservative cultural norms and negative attitudes towards the LGBT community. Russian TikToker Xenia Reina explained that the band's songs did not resonate with the Russian audience, leading to their decline in popularity. She noted that the duo's public image and personal lives contributed to their eventual disbandment. Despite their lack of success in Russia, t.A.T.u. remained popular in Mexico and Latin America.

Zujey Luna, a news anchor from Durango, and her brother are at the center of a controversy after being accused of dismantling a dog shelter. The accusation was made public through a TikTok video by user @miguelngelbeltran55, featuring a testimony from a visibly distressed woman named Blanca Delia. The video has sparked calls for action, emphasizing that no individual should be exempt from responsibility, particularly in cases of animal cruelty. Zujey Luna denied the allegations on her news program, stating she has always cared for animal welfare and demanding proof of the accusations. She also mentioned receiving death threats following the supposed complaint.

A Russian tiktoker, Olessa D, living in Mexico, went viral for debunking rumors about street food being unhealthy by enjoying a steamed vegetable cocktail in Ajijic, Jalisco. She praised the dish, which included beetroot, potato, egg, carrot, chickpeas, and broccoli with cream and cheese, and addressed the local gossip that vegetables are cooked with tap water, which she found untrue as she has never fallen ill from it. Olessa D has gained popularity on TikTok by sharing her adventures in Mexico City and other states, and she chose to study at the Universidad Nacional Autónoma de México (UNAM) over Tec de Monterrey due to its high global ranking and leading position in Mexico.

A Colombian and a Mexican content creator went viral for comparing the highest denomination bills of Colombia and Mexico, demonstrating the purchasing power in each country. The Colombian bill of 100,000 pesos equals about 25 US dollars, which can buy groceries for 3-4 days for 1-2 people. In Mexico, 1,000 pesos, equivalent to 60 US dollars, can supposedly last a week for two people's groceries. The video sparked reactions from both Colombian and Mexican users and has garnered over 3.3 million views.

Mexican gymnast María Bárbara Wetzel Aguilar, from Coatzacoalcos, Veracruz, triumphed at the Trisome Games 2024 in Antalya, Turkey, winning three World Champion titles in Women's Artistic Gymnastics for athletes with Down Syndrome. Known affectionately as 'Bibi', she excelled in floor, vault, and uneven bars, earning three gold medals. Wetzel, born in December 2003, began gymnastics at a young age and became a world champion by 12. Her career includes victories at the Down Syndrome International Gymnastics Organization in 2015 in Italy and the 2018 World Championship in Germany. At 18, she continues to inspire many, overcoming challenges and proudly representing Mexico on the global stage.

The Kings League Américas has kicked off with a draft where 12 teams, including four from Mexico, will compete to become the best team in Latin America. Miguel Layún, the president of the tournament, expressed his happiness and excitement about the project. The tournament follows the same rules as its Spanish counterpart and aims to entertain rather than compete with established leagues like Liga MX. Key figures such as Joaquín Ferrería and Mercedes Roa participated in the draft, and influencers like Werever and Escorpión Dorado highlighted the entertainment focus of the league.

An actress from the play 'Peter Pan que sale mal' narrowly avoided a serious injury when a spotlight fell from the ceiling during a performance at the Foro Cultural Chapultepec. The incident, captured on video and shared on TikTok, sparked debate among viewers about whether it was an accident or part of the scripted technical mishaps typical of the comedic play. The actress continued her performance professionally, leading to mixed reactions online.

Ahimar Daney Herrera Ojeda, a 15-year-old girl, has been reported missing after leaving her home in Culiacán, Sinaloa on January 12. Her family has filed a report with the Fiscalía del Estado de Sinaloa. The Alerta Amber Sinaloa and the Comisión Estatal de Búsquedas de Personas have shared her search details, urging the public to help locate her. Ahimar was last seen wearing blue jeans, a black sweater, and blue denim sneakers with white soles. Authorities consider her safety to be at risk and request any information that could assist in finding her.

David Faitelson criticizes the new VAR system introduced in Liga MX during a match between Pumas and Juárez FC, calling it a 'clownery' for its lack of explanatory detail. He suggests that the changes, led by Armando Archundia, are meant to distract fans from controversies, particularly those involving Club América. The new system requires referees to explain decisions via stadium microphones, but Faitelson argues it fails to provide meaningful explanations.

América will return to play at Estadio Azteca for the Clausura 2024, starting with their match against Querétaro in the second round. Ticket prices and promotions for various seating zones have been announced, with a special 2-for-1 offer in certain areas. América will also play against Rayados de Monterrey at the same venue on February 3. The team is expected to move to Estadio Ciudad de los Deportes for their match against Mazatlán in the ninth round.

Cade Cowell has been officially announced as a new player for Chivas for the Clausura 2023 tournament. Despite being American, Cowell qualifies to play for Chivas due to his Mexican heritage through his mother. This aligns with Chivas' tradition of fielding only Mexican players, a rule that has evolved to include those with Mexican ancestry. Cowell, who was born in California and previously played for the San José Earthquakes, is the 14th player to join Chivas without being born in Mexico.

Kass Quezada, a Mexican influencer known as Quesito Oaxaca, went viral after sharing her experience of a toxic relationship on the podcast 'Un Tal Fredo'. She revealed that her ex-boyfriend was controlling and abusive, leading her to depression and health issues. Despite portraying a happy relationship on social media, she was isolated from her loved ones. Her story resonated with many, garnering over 600,000 views on YouTube and support from feminist groups. Quezada's father provided emotional support, encouraging her to find a complete person who wouldn't diminish her.

Cade Cowell was officially introduced as Chivas' first reinforcement for the Clausura Tournament 2024 on January 15. The 20-year-old forward, presented at the Akron Stadium, is expected to help the team win league titles and the Concachampions this year. His salary is reported to be between 1.2 to 1.4 million dollars annually, a slight increase from his previous salary at San Jose Earthquakes. Cowell's signing sparked controversy among fans due to Chivas' tradition of playing only with Mexican players, but the club justified the move by stating his Mexican heritage through his mother. Cowell is noted for being the youngest player in MLS history to play 100 matches and has a record of 13 goals and 12 assists in 118 club matches, and one goal in eight appearances for the United States in the last Gold Cup.

Miguel Ángel González Acosta, a stretcher-bearer for the Instituto Nacional del Seguro Social (IMSS) in Durango, has been reported missing since January 11. According to his family, he was taken by individuals claiming to be judicial agents who conducted a search of his home without a warrant, confiscated his belongings, and took him away in handcuffs. The family's concern grew when his car was found damaged after they reported his disappearance to the Fiscalía General del Estado (FGE). Tracking his phone revealed it was last seen near the Hospital 450 and the Policía Municipal, but the FGE stated he was never brought there.

On January 13, 2024, Cruz Azul returned to Estadio Ciudad de los Deportes, also known as Estadio Azul, their long-time home. Fans, including sports TikToker Juank Pérez, shared their excitement and loyalty, hoping to see Cruz Azul win their tenth championship. After a five-year absence, Cruz Azul is set to face Pachuca in the opening match of the Clausura 2024 tournament at Estadio Azul, where they last played on April 21, 2018, against Morelia.

A video by a TikTok user, Girl Who Made Churros Waffles, claims that the Mexico City Metro is cleaner and better maintained than New York's subway. The video highlights the cleanliness of the Mexico City Metro, particularly the Lázaro Cárdenas station, and contrasts it with the dirty and poorly maintained New York subway, even showing footage of rats. The video has garnered over 160,000 views on TikTok, with many Mexicans praising the cleanliness efforts of the Metro workers.

Waffle, a duck known for selling bottled water in Mexico City's historic center, was allegedly poisoned and killed. The incident has deeply affected her owner, Karla Gómez, and her family, especially her son Cristian David. Waffle had gained local fame and a social media following, continuing the legacy of another famous duck, Bruna, who was known for traveling on the Metro.

Usain Bolt, the former Olympic sprint champion, impressed Mexico by participating in the first day of Formula E activities, driving a Gen Beta car and setting a new speed record. He expressed gratitude for the warm reception from Mexican fans and shared his excitement about the experience, highlighting the athleticism required to drive such cars. Bolt also mentioned his desire to be part of Formula E in the future, emphasizing the unforgettable experience at the Autódromo Hermanos Rodríguez.

Mazapán, a dog who became an internet sensation in 2019 after his owner shared their journey from Mexico to Italy, has passed away. The news was shared on Instagram by his owner, who posted a heartfelt farewell message. Mazapán had been suffering from a severe illness affecting his kidneys and intestines. The dog's story had garnered a significant following on social media, with thousands of followers on Instagram and TikTok. Fans expressed their condolences and shared their grief over the loss of the beloved pet.

Paola Suárez, a member of 'Las Perdidas', revealed in a YouTube live stream that she still loves her ex-fiancé Jesús ‘N’ despite being brutally assaulted by him. She detailed the aggression she suffered on January 10 and expressed her conflicted feelings of love and fear towards him. Paola mentioned that Jesús had shown aggressive behavior before and she is worried about his well-being despite the attack.

Julio César Chávez Jr. was released from a US jail after paying a $50,000 bail. He expressed gratitude and optimism about his future, despite facing a divorce from his wife, Frida Chávez. Chávez Jr. was arrested for illegal possession of an untraceable assault rifle at his Los Angeles residence. He received good treatment in jail and is now focusing on his return to boxing in 2024.

Cruz Azul and Atlante will share the Estadio Ciudad de los Deportes for the Clausura 2024 of Liga MX and Expansión MX. América has not confirmed a move to this stadium and is expected to play some home games at Estadio Azteca. Owner Emilio Azcárraga Jean indicated that América will play the first few matches at Estadio Azteca, with the last game potentially in March. The team's schedule includes matches against Xolos de Tijuana, Gallos Blancos, Rayados de Monterrey, and others, with a possible delay in their move extending their stay at Estadio Azteca.

The municipality of Veracruz, led by Mayor Patricia Lobeira Rodríguez, is aiming to break its own record for collective weddings by hosting an event on February 14, with the goal of marrying a thousand couples. The event, which will be held at Parque Zamora, will be free for participating couples, saving them approximately 2,000 pesos each in fees. Required documentation includes birth certificates, official identification, proof of address, divorce or death certificates if applicable, CURP copies, and apostilled and translated documents for foreign citizens. The DIF Matamoros in the port of Veracruz is accepting wedding dress donations for future brides.

Yeri Mua responded to the controversy surrounding Dani Flow's derogatory and sexualizing lyrics towards women by sharing a list of Mexican reggaeton artists who respect women, including 'El Malila', 'Uzielito Mix', and 'Fullbrand Music'. She praised these artists for their respectful treatment of women both in their music and personally, highlighting El Malila's gentlemanly behavior, Uzielito Mix's support from her early career, and her respect and admiration for Fullbrand Music despite past contractual issues. Mua emphasized that these artists deserve respect from fans for not demeaning women and being allies in their defense.

An 18-year-old woman was bitten by a bat while watching a movie at Cinemagic in Ixmiquilpan, Hidalgo. Following the incident, she was taken to the Hospital Regional del Valle de Mezquital, where she received preventive rabies treatment. The local government has called for an inspection of the cinema to prevent further attacks. Profepa notes that Mexico has over 130 bat species, some of which can transmit rabies. The CDC warns that untreated rabies can be fatal.

Yaz Ugarte, a policewoman from Mexico City, has gone viral on Tiktok for her striking beauty, earning her the title of 'the most beautiful policewoman' from netizens. Her videos, which showcase her daily life and dedication to her job, have garnered significant attention, leading her to disable comments to avoid harassment. With over 18,000 followers, her content includes lip-syncing, showcasing sports outfits, and extravagant hairstyles, with fans eager for more insights into her police work.

Sven-Göran Eriksson, former coach of the Mexican National Team, has been diagnosed with terminal pancreatic cancer, with doctors estimating he has about a year to live. Eriksson, who coached the Mexican team between 2008 and 2009, has had a successful career winning numerous league titles with clubs like IFK Göteborg, Benfica, AS Roma, Sampdoria, and Lazio. He also managed national teams including England, Ivory Coast, and the Philippines, though without notable success. Despite his diagnosis, Eriksson remains determined to make the most of his remaining time.

The Estadio Azteca in Mexico will maintain its place for hosting NFL games despite not having any official games in 2024 due to renovations for the 2026 World Cup. NFL President Peter O'Reilly confirmed that the league will return to Mexico once the renovations are complete. The last NFL game in Mexico was held on November 21, 2023, between the San Francisco 49ers and the Arizona Cardinals. For the 2024-2025 season, the Carolina Panthers will play in Germany, while the Chicago Bears, Minnesota Vikings, and Jacksonville Jaguars will play in England. The team for Brazil has not yet been confirmed.

Rocket Raccoon from Guardians of the Galaxy visited Miramar Beach in Ciudad Madero, Tamaulipas, Mexico, to interact with local raccoons. The visit, which went viral on Facebook, highlighted the playful nature of the raccoons, who are known to steal food from tourists. The Patronato de Protección y Preservación Mapache Miramar and Profepa provide balanced food for the raccoons and ensure they are safe for visitors. The raccoons' presence on the beach is attributed to urban displacement and the feeding habits of local fishermen.

On Saturday, January 13, América will debut in the Clausura 2024 Tournament by visiting Xolos de Tijuana, aiming to start the tournament strong in pursuit of a championship. However, América faces challenges as some key players will be unavailable due to a friendly match against Leones Negros. Coach André Jardine will rely on Sub-20 players for the game. Historically, América has dominated recent encounters with Tijuana. The match will take place at Estadio Caliente at 21:00 hours, with expectations of a full house and a hostile reception for the reigning champions.

André Jardine, the coach of América, has emphasized the importance of maintaining a healthy locker room and has warned new player Cristian Calderón that he must adapt or leave. Jardine highlighted the presence of strong leaders within the team who will not allow any disruption. Calderón, who has had disciplinary issues in the past with Chivas and Necaxa, is expected to debut against Xolos de Tijuana, and he has expressed his commitment to his new team.

On January 7, Pastor Kevin T. Wynne of the Monte Sion Baptist Church in Tamaulipas went viral for destroying images of the Virgin of Guadalupe and Santa Muerte during a service. The act, captured on video and shared on Facebook, showed Wynne using an axe to destroy the images, inciting reactions from the congregation. The article explains the core teachings of the Baptist Church, highlighting its independence, practices, and beliefs, including the rejection of infant baptism and the separation of church and state.

In 2024, former América footballer Miguel Layún will launch his podcast and continue his role as president of Kings League América. Layún announced a job opening for a Marketing Director with at least five years of experience and knowledge in the sports industry. Interested candidates should follow him on LinkedIn and share their qualifications. The Kings League América, a 7-a-side football tournament, will take place in Mexico City on January 21, featuring teams like Club de Cuervos, Radiza FC, Peluche Caligari, and Olímpo United.

Miguel Herrera, former coach of Tigres, expressed regret for previously labeling the team as 'old' after their elimination in the 2022 quarterfinals against Pachuca. He praised the club's recent performance and acknowledged key players like Nahuel Guzmán, André-Pierre Gignac, and Guido Pizarro. Herrera, now coaching Xolos de Tijuana, aims to start the Clausura 2024 tournament strongly against América, emphasizing the team's improved performance during the preseason.

Club América will begin their 2023 Clausura Tournament on January 13, defending their Apertura 2023 title. However, they will also have a friendly match in Mexico City against Leones Negros. Due to vacations, not all players have returned, and key players like Henry Martín and Julián Quiñones will miss the match against Xolos de Tijuana, staying in Mexico City for the friendly.

The Estadio Ciudad de los Deportes will host first division football matches again starting January 13, 2024, with a game between Cruz Azul and Pachuca. Cruz Azul returns to its former home, which it last played in during the 2018 Clausura. The stadium will also serve as the home for América due to the closure and remodeling of Estadio Azteca for the 2026 World Cup. Renting the stadium costs $7,000 pesos, but access to fans and use of locker rooms will be restricted due to Covid-19.

Sergio Mayer was mistakenly congratulated by internet users for being cast in Guillermo del Toro's new film after Netflix announced the cast on January 7. The confusion arose due to Mayer's resemblance to Austrian actor Christoph Waltz, who is actually in the film. This is not the first time Mayer has been compared to Waltz; a meme from mid-2023 highlighted their similarity. The film, 'Frankenstein', is set to premiere at the end of 2025 and will also star Jacob Elordi, Oscar Isaac, Mia Goth, and Felix Kammerer.

Dani Flow, a popular Mexican rapper, is considered by some young people to be a better singer than the legendary American jazz singer Frank Sinatra, according to interviews conducted by tiktoker Daniel Munguia. This opinion has sparked disappointment and criticism from many who lament the current state of musical taste. Dani Flow is also embroiled in controversy for his comments on a podcast, where he made a controversial statement about his daughter's future classmates. The article highlights the generational divide in musical preferences and the backlash against modern artists.

Javier Chicharito Hernández, despite not officially signing with Chivas yet, hopes that the club's owner, Amaury Vergara, will also sign his friend Carlos Vela. During a Twitch stream, Chicharito shared that his representative is negotiating his return to Chivas and expressed his desire for Vela to join as well. He emphasized his emotional connection to the club, where his grandfather Tomás Balcázar became a legend, and expressed optimism about the ongoing negotiations.

Javier 'Chicharito' Hernández has expressed a strong desire to return to his former football club, Chivas, and his agent will be in Guadalajara this week to negotiate a potential move. Although Chicharito has offers from other clubs, he prioritizes a return to Chivas. Both Chivas' executives and his agent are working to reach an agreement that benefits both parties, enabling his anticipated return.

A reseller of Rosca de Reyes from Costco, known as 'Jesús a mi estilo,' faced backlash after failing to sell all his products at high prices and ended up eating lentils due to lack of profits. The viral video shows him blaming his haters for his failure, while many users celebrated his misfortune, labeling him as opportunistic and exploitative.

A viral TikTok video shows a mother-in-law getting angry at her daughter-in-law for making her son dance to the song 'Mandilón' by Banda Machos during a wedding. The song, often played as a joke at weddings, led to a confrontation when the mother-in-law interrupted the dance to take away a baby and a broom from her son. The daughter-in-law defended the tradition, stating that it was meant to entertain guests. The video sparked various reactions online, with many users commenting on the family dynamics and offering advice.

Ana Gabriela Guevara, director of the National Commission for Culture and Sport (CONADE), emphasized that aquatic athletes will continue to be without sports scholarships for the Paris 2024 Olympics due to legal issues. She expressed regret for not being able to provide financial support and mentioned that fiscal authorities would hold CONADE accountable if they granted the money. Guevara criticized World Aquatics for disregarding Mexico in the case of the athletes and mentioned economic interests behind the Mexican Swimming Federation (FMN). She also noted the legal dilemma where some athletes received scholarships through legal protection, while others did not, suggesting unfair legal influence.

Cristian 'El Chicote' Calderón, recently signed by América for the Clausura 2024 tournament, revealed in an interview that playing for América was a childhood dream, despite previously considering Chivas as Mexico's biggest club. Calderón sees this as an opportunity to improve both personally and professionally, aiming to win over América's fans and secure a spot in the starting lineup under coach André Jardine. He is determined to change any negative perceptions about him and fully commit to his new role.

The start of classes at Escuela Secundaria Número 6 in Ciudad Victoria, Tamaulipas, was marred by an incident where several students were intoxicated after ingesting controlled medication, allegedly due to a viral challenge. Silvia Ugalde de la Fuente from the Secretaría de Educación de Tamaulipas reported that one student brought anxiolytics to school and shared them with friends, leading to symptoms of intoxication. Emergency protocols were activated, and the affected students were taken to the hospital. The incident is believed to be linked to the 'Clonazepam challenge,' where participants take the medication to see who can stay awake the longest. The students are now stable, and psychological support will be provided to the school community.

David Faitelson revealed that Guillermo Coppola, Diego Maradona's representative, charged TV Azteca $10,000 for an exclusive interview with Maradona during the 2000 Copa Libertadores semifinal. Despite initial resistance from his boss, José Ramón Fernández, the payment was made, and the interview took place. Faitelson also disclosed that Coppola asked him not to inform Maradona about the money, suggesting that Maradona's close associates might have exploited him financially.

David Faitelson revealed that his move to Televisa was not motivated by money but by a desire to step out of the shadow of his mentor, José Ramón Fernández. Despite earning more at ESPN, Faitelson joined TUDN to prove his independence and embrace new career challenges. He and André Marín were introduced as new talents at TUDN in November 2023, ahead of major sporting events, including the 2026 World Cup. Faitelson expressed excitement and gratitude for the opportunity and the warm reception at Televisa.

Gerardo Arteaga, a 25-year-old footballer, may leave K.R.C. Genk in the Belgian League to return to Liga MX. He signed with KRC Genk on August 5, 2020, for five years, becoming the fourth Mexican to play in Belgium. Arteaga's contract is valid until the summer of 2025, and he is valued at 6 million euros according to Transfermarkt. His annual salary at Genk is $10,292,256 MXN, as reported by Salary Sport, which is not among the highest at the club. Arteaga could improve his salary if he accepts offers from América, Chivas, or Rayados, the most interested clubs. With the Mexican National Team, he played five matches in the Concacaf qualifiers for Qatar 2022 and has accumulated a total of 21 matches since his debut in 2018.

Mariana Arceo, a high-performance Modern Pentathlon athlete, reveals her side of the story regarding accusations made by her former friend and teammate, Tamara Vega. Vega accused their ex-coach, Sergio Escalante, of pederasty and claimed to have received death threats from Arceo. Arceo defends Escalante, detailing a history of personal conflicts and alleged bullying by Vega. The narrative includes incidents of physical and emotional aggression, legal battles, and the impact on their professional careers. Arceo calls for authorities to take action and for Vega to focus on her athletic performance.

On January 6th, during the celebration of Three Kings' Day, influencer and OnlyFans model Fergie Vargas went viral for her charitable act of giving gifts to two underprivileged girls in Mexico City. The video shows Vargas presenting dolls to the girls, who were with their mother selling goods in the Centro Histórico. The gesture was well-received, with many praising Vargas for her kindness and the joy she brought to the children.

Carlos Bremer, a prominent Mexican businessman, passed away at 63. Known for his significant contributions to sports, he supported numerous athletes and invested in sports teams like the Sultanes de Monterrey. Despite his efforts, he could not fulfill his promise to return the Tiburones Rojos del Veracruz to the first division. His legacy in sports and philanthropy remains highly regarded.

Nikkole Teja, after being without a team for the Apertura 2023 tournament, has returned to Liga MX Femenil by joining Puebla FC for the Clausura 2024 tournament. During her hiatus, she gained popularity on Onlyfans, where she offers exclusive content to her followers. Puebla FC announced her signing along with goalkeeper Paola Manrique. Teja is expected to play in the upcoming match against León FC.

The Kings League Américas, led by Gerard Piqué, Miguel Layún, and Marc Crosas, announced the start of the 7-a-side football tournament in Mexico City. The event, revealed via a YouTube live stream, detailed the venue, initial matches, and the Queens League Américas project. Key matches include Mexican teams Club de Cuervos, Radiza FC, Peluche Caligari, and Olímpo United. The games will be held at Quarry Studios in Coyoacán from 2 PM to 7 PM.

Mexican defender Julián Araujo, previously with FC Barcelona and now on loan at U.D. Las Palmas, has played 18 matches, scoring 2 goals in 1111 minutes. His salary was significantly reduced from 3.8 million euros at Barcelona to 750 thousand euros at Las Palmas, a 50% decrease. Araujo's future will be decided in June, whether he will continue with Las Palmas or return to Barcelona, which owns his contract. He was unable to play against Barcelona due to a 'fear clause' that prevented him from participating in the match against his parent club.

On January 24, 2024, Chivas announced the signing of Javier 'Chicharito' Hernández for the Clausura 2024 tournament. Chicharito, who has had a successful career in Europe and is the top scorer for the Mexican national team, is returning to his original club. According to journalist Fabrizio Romano, he will earn $2.5 million annually, making him one of the highest-paid players in Mexico. His return has been highly impactful, especially among Chivas fans.

Javier 'Chicharito' Hernández is expected to return to Chivas Rayadas del Guadalajara, with his debut anticipated in the fourth matchday of the Clausura 2024 against Toluca. Carlos Salcido, a close friend and former player, unofficially confirmed the news. Chicharito is recovering from an anterior cruciate ligament injury sustained while playing for LA Galaxy, with his rehabilitation progressing well and expected to conclude in January.

Mauro Laínez, a 27-year-old footballer, joins Mazatlán FC after being left out of América's plans for the Clausura 2023. Laínez, originally from Villahermosa, Tabasco, did not secure a permanent move to Querétaro, leading América to find him a new team. Mazatlán FC welcomed him warmly, and he is expected to join the preseason and debut on January 12 against Atlético de San Luis. Laínez has played for several teams in Liga MX, including Pachuca, León, Querétaro, Juárez, Lobos, Tijuana, América, and Mineros de Zacatecas.

Sara Carbonero, known as one of Spain's most beautiful TV personalities, prevented Mexican journalist Gaby Elizalde from interviewing her then-boyfriend, Iker Casillas, due to jealousy. Elizalde shared this anecdote on Yosgart Gutiérrez's podcast, revealing that Carbonero's actions caused a stir among reporters and went viral, attracting global media attention. Despite offers from various media outlets and magazines, Elizalde's employer, Fox Sports, did not allow her to capitalize on the incident.

Johan Vásquez, a key player for Genoa in Italy's Serie A, earns 245,000 euros annually. After winning a bronze medal with the Mexican Olympic team in Tokyo 2020, he joined Genoa in August 2021. Despite Genoa's relegation, he continued in Serie A with US Cremonese before returning to Genoa for the 2023-24 season. Vásquez faced challenges adapting to Italian football, including being publicly corrected by his coach, but he remains one of the top earners at Genoa.

José Antonio Zambrano, known for his prank call radio program 'Panda Show', has been a notable figure in Mexican radio, working with various radio groups such as Radiópolis, Grupo Radio Centro, Grupo Fórmula, and currently Claro Música. The show, which started in 1999, has gained international reach, especially among Mexicans living abroad, and is now broadcasted live to over 50 stations in Mexico and the United States. The program is available on the internet via Claro Música's platform, accessible through PlayStore and AppStore, and connects with fans worldwide through calls and emails.

Majo Aguilar defended her cousin Ángela Aguilar against the media's continued focus on Ángela's comment about being 25% Argentine following Argentina's World Cup win. Majo emphasized the Mexican identity and patriotism of her family, despite Ángela's remark, and requested the media to move on from the topic.

Following Panam Sports' decision to revoke Barranquilla, Colombia's right to host the 2027 Pan American Games due to financial non-compliance, Nuevo León's Governor Samuel García Sepúlveda expressed interest in hosting the event. Through social media, García Sepúlveda gauged public opinion on the matter. Melody Falcó, from the Instituto Estatal de Cultura Física y Deportes, confirmed the governor's interest, citing the state's existing infrastructure improvements for the FIFA World Cup as a significant advantage. The decision to remove Barranquilla was due to missed financial commitments, with Panam Sports now considering alternative locations.

Cristian Chicote Calderón's recent transfer from Chivas to América marks the end of an 8-year period without direct transfers between these rival clubs. The last player to make such a move was Oribe Peralta in 2015. Historical transfers include Jesús Mendoza in 2000 and Joel ‘El Tiburón’ Sánchez and Ramón Ramírez in 1999. The article highlights the rarity and significance of these transfers in Mexican football.

The Guadalupe-Reyes marathon in Mexico concludes with the Rosca de Reyes, and a contest named La Rosquiza has identified the best ones in Mexico City for 2024. Santa Clara organized the contest, which featured various categories: traditional, filled, and original. Winners include La Macaria for its praline macadamia Rosca, Sofitel Café for its citrus croissant Rosca, and The Rotz-Carlton for its traditional Rosca. In the filled category, Pastelería Alcazar, Saint Panadería, and Tere Cazola took the top spots. Bou, Consuelo pande de madre, and Ficelle were recognized in the original category.

Alejandra Valencia, recently awarded the National Sports Prize 2023 by President Andrés Manuel López Obrador, has been recognized as the second-best archer in the world by World Archery. She tied with American Casey Kaufhold and was surpassed by South Korean Lim Sihyeon. Valencia, who will compete in the 2024 Paris Olympics, has a history of significant achievements, including a bronze medal at the Tokyo 2020 Olympics and multiple Pan American Games championships.

Mexican athletes qualified for the Paris 2024 Olympic Games will receive financial support from the National Commission for Physical Culture and Sport (Conade), led by Ana Gabriela Guevara. Conade has set a minimum support of 20,000 pesos per month for athletes with a nominal spot in the Olympics, from July 26 to August 11, 2024. This funding is not cumulative with other scholarships and is only for those receiving less than this amount. Only eight athletes will benefit from this scholarship, with specific amounts detailed for each individual and team. This decision follows a reduction in funding for Tokyo 2020 Olympic athletes, which had caused controversy.

Cristian Calderón, before joining América, expressed that Chivas is the biggest football team in Mexico, highlighting the uniqueness of having an all-Mexican squad. During the Apertura 2022 tournament, Calderón, now an América player, reiterated the differences between the two popular teams. Despite his significant performance in the Guardianes 2020 quarterfinals, Calderón's luck did not hold in the Apertura 2022 match against América. Upon joining América, he showcased his new team's colors on social media, emphasizing their greatness.

Club América's 14th Liga MX title victory inspired a couple to celebrate their wedding with a Club América theme. The wedding, which featured cardboard cutouts of players and a team-themed cake, was shared by Kary Galván on TikTok and has gone viral with 248,000 views and positive comments from fans.

In 2024, Mexican influencer and streamer Daniela Camacho, known as Danyan Cat, achieved her dream of being featured on the cover of Playboy Mexico. Announced as the January 2024 Playmate, she appears in a black bikini. Despite her passion for gaming, she always dreamed of being associated with the Playboy brand, inspired by the movie 'The House Bunny.' The magazine now focuses on content creators, models, influencers, and gamers as its main figures.

Cristian Calderón, known as Chicote, has officially joined América as their first reinforcement for the Clausura 2024 tournament. The announcement was made on January 3, 2024, with América presenting Calderón on their social media platforms. Calderón, previously with Chivas, will see a reduction in his annual salary with América. His contract includes performance, behavior, and commitment clauses. Calderón joined Chivas in 2020 after a successful stint with Necaxa and left the team on December 26, 2023, after not renewing his contract.

In August 2023, Eugenio Derbez announced the death of his beloved bulldog, Fiona. To honor her memory, his daughter Aislinn Derbez gifted him a handcrafted sculpture of Fiona, made by Morena Corazón. The sculpture, detailed with small stones and gold leaf, deeply moved Eugenio and his family, including his wife Alessandra Rosaldo and daughter Aitana, who expressed their heartfelt gratitude for the touching gesture.

Alexis Vega, a forward for Chivas, responded to Tito Villa's criticism on social media after being called an 'overrated player' amid rumors of his potential move to Cruz Azul. Vega accused Villa, now a sports analyst for TUDN, of spreading misinformation and not understanding the situation. Villa had previously criticized Vega for his lack of commitment and discipline, suggesting that Cruz Azul would be too great a reward for him. The exchange highlights ongoing tensions and differing perspectives on Vega's career and potential transfer.

In 2023, Mexican astronaut Mónica Ortíz Álvarez from Oaxaca commanded a Mars mission for NASA, promoting women's participation in STEM and Latin youth in the Spanish space sector. She began her interest in science at a young age, later studying at the University of Edinburgh and representing the Instituto de Astrobiología de Colombia. Ortiz Álvarez is also part of Harvard's Neuroscience Program and has received accolades for her academic excellence and contributions to space research.

Álvaro Morales, a sports analyst for ESPN and a fervent fan of América, criticized the potential acquisition of defender Cristian Calderón by the team. During the Futbol Picante show, Morales argued that Calderón is not a top player needed by América and highlighted the poor performance of players transitioning from Chivas to América. He emphasized that América does not require Calderón, citing his disciplinary issues with Chivas, and reiterated that América is too significant to need players from rival teams.

Raúl Jiménez, the Mexican forward, became the star of Fulham FC by scoring a goal in their 2-1 victory against Arsenal. Journalist Paola Herrera attended the match to support Jiménez and faced threats and insults from Arsenal fans after celebrating his goal. Despite the hostility, no further incidents occurred. Fulham's win helped them move further away from the relegation zone.

Humberto G.T.G., partner of the former president of Cruz Azul, Billy Álvarez, was arrested on the night of January 1, 2024, for alleged corruption offenses against Cruz Azul Cooperative. The operation was conducted by the Oaxaca State Prosecutor's Office in collaboration with Mexico City authorities in Barrio de la Soledad, Istmo de Tehuantepec. The detainee faces charges of criminal association and will be transferred to Mexico City to be presented to the local Prosecutor's Office. Billy Álvarez remains a fugitive from justice.

On December 31, 2023, former Mexican diver Rommel Pacheco trended on social media after being announced by Morena as the pre-candidate for the mayorship of Mérida, Yucatán. Pacheco, who switched from PAN to support Morena's presidential candidate Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo for 2024, is married to influencer Lylo Fa (real name Alhely Fallah). Lylo Fa is a 31-year-old influencer from Yucatán who promotes healthy living, vegan diets, and nutrition plans. She holds a degree in nutrition and a master's in marketing, and shares skincare advice and exercise routines on her platforms.

Devon Werkheiser, the protagonist of 'Ned's Declassified School Survival Guide,' shared a troubling experience he had in San Luis Potosí, Mexico, involving a woman who had a jealous boyfriend. The incident occurred during a 2019 trip when Werkheiser was invited to give a motivational talk at a university. Despite the scare, Werkheiser expressed his affection for his Mexican fans, describing them as loving and hardworking.

Cristian Calderón, a defender for Chivas, played a crucial role in eliminating América from the Guard1anes 2020 tournament by scoring a double in the quarterfinals. Despite Chivas' victory over América, they were later eliminated by León in the semifinals, who went on to win the championship.

Cristian ‘Chicote’ Calderón is set to become the first reinforcement for América for the Clausura 2024 tournament. Previously with Chivas, Calderón's move to América would not require a transfer fee as he is a free agent. His annual salary is expected to decrease by 30% from his previous earnings of 17 million pesos with Chivas to 12 million pesos with América. The contract includes performance, behavior, and commitment clauses, with an initial two-year term and an option to extend for an additional year. The announcement is expected on January 2, 2024.

Alfredo Adame, transitioning from acting to music, expressed his desire to collaborate with reggaeton artist Bellakath, particularly on a song about heartbreak. He also showed interest in exploring different music genres, including corridos tumbados, and collaborating with Peso Pluma. Bellakath has not yet responded to Adame's proposal, as she is currently busy with projects alongside Danny Flow.

Marco Antonio Regil addressed rumors about his health after a video showing him looking extremely thin sparked concern among his followers. In a subsequent video, he clarified that he is healthy and actively exercising. He expressed gratitude for the blessings in his life, including his family, dog, team, podcast, TV program, and his 38-year career in media.

A dog in Puebla was severely injured by fireworks during New Year's celebrations and may lose an eye. The Unidad de Rescate y Soporte Vital Animal (URSVA) reported the incident and provided initial treatment. The dog was later transferred to the Departamento de Protección Animal Municipal for further care. The case has been reported to the Fiscalía General del Estado for animal cruelty investigation, but no suspects have been identified yet.

América, having won their 14th league title in Mexican football, aims for a back-to-back championship in 2024. They released their Clausura 2024 schedule with a video where fans humorously guessed the names of rival teams based on their crests. América will not play in Estadio Azteca due to renovations for the 2026 World Cup, instead hosting games at Estadio Ciudad de los Deportes. Key matches include the Clásico Joven against Cruz Azul and a rematch with Tigres. They will also visit Chivas and Pumas in significant away games.

Mariana Arceo, a Mexican pentathlete, refutes allegations made by her teammate Tamara Vega, who claimed to have received death threats from Arceo. In a 25-minute video, Arceo presents evidence to counter Vega's accusations, including footage showing authorities entering her room during the Modern Pentathlon World Championship in Bath, England. Arceo asserts that Vega's claims are false and that she and her coach were victims of harassment. She also accuses Vega of past abusive behavior towards her. The controversy involves multiple parties, including the UIPM and the Mexican Modern Pentathlon Federation.

Young people from Tampico Madero went viral for their José Madero-themed posada, showcasing their contributions inspired by the singer's albums. The event, shared on TikTok, highlighted the fans' admiration for the Pandx vocalist, with references to his popular albums. This is not the first time José Madero has gone viral, as fans have previously shown their appreciation in various ways, including signing official documents with messages of love for the singer.

In 2023, Mexican wrestlers made significant impacts in WWE and AEW, with notable achievements including Rey Mysterio's Hall of Fame induction and championship win, Andrade El Idolo's return to CMLL, and Rey Fénix's AEW International Championship victory. The article highlights the influence and success of various Mexican wrestlers, such as Penta Zero Miedo, Dragón Lee, and Rush, in both American wrestling promotions. It underscores the enduring legacy and inspiration these athletes provide in the world of professional wrestling.

Mariana Arceo, a Mexican pentathlete, refutes allegations made by her teammate Tamara Vega, who claimed to have received death threats from Arceo. In a 25-minute video, Arceo presents evidence to counter Vega's accusations, including footage showing authorities entering her room during the Modern Pentathlon World Championship in Bath, England. Arceo asserts that Vega has been the one harassing her and provides instances of past abuse. The controversy involves various sports organizations and highlights internal conflicts within the Mexican pentathlon community.

Influencer Tammy Parra fulfilled a lifelong dream by taking her entire family on a trip to Dubai, overcoming personal challenges from the past year. The journey, which included her parents, siblings, and grandfather, was a significant milestone for her, especially as it was the first flight for her grandparents. The family enjoyed various activities, including camel rides, despite some cultural surprises. The trip was a deeply personal and emotional achievement for Parra, highlighting her dedication to family and resilience.

The City of Edinburg, Texas, has decided to use eminent domain to acquire 2100 square feet of land for the construction of the Edinburg/McAllen Hike and Bike Trail. During the July 31 City Commission meeting, the decision was made to proceed with the land acquisition despite concerns from the public. Fern McClaugherty of the OWLS questioned the necessity of the move, while city officials argued the trail was a public necessity and that not acquiring the land would result in the loss of significant funding for improvements. The city plans to pay market value for the land, which is considered a right of way piece intended for improvement. Additionally, the commission approved a $10,000 sponsorship from the Edinburg Economic Development Corporation for the upcoming South Texas International Film Festival.

The article, written by Jesus Beltran II, highlights the opportunity for an adventurous skydiving experience with STOP (South Texas Organized Parachutists) during Spring Break on South Padre Island. Colonel Bill Maples' group will be offering tandem jumps for both beginners and licensed jumpers. The experience starts with training at Cameron County Airport and includes a video and walk-through of the jump process. The tandem jumps are designed to ensure safety and fun, with a jumpmaster guiding the participant through the free-fall. The article provides contact information for those interested in booking this thrilling adventure.