Author: Paco Ojeda

Alcoholmeter inspections are back. Former government comptroller goes missing. Governor Alfaro gets a new representative in town. Gender identity gets complicated in Spanish. PLUS, brace yourself for Pamela, the new hurricane.

Surprise! Today’s broadcast is pre-recorded as we’ve enrolled in a crash course to learn how to walk gracefully in high heels. Meanwhile, discover Mexican pink, a few choice Náhuatl words, the origin of the Papantla flyers and a lovely version of John Lennon’s ‘Imagine.’

The city workers union is determined to have their own land to throw their parties. Another croc gets relocated. Improvements and repairs continue throughout the city. Fluvial neighbors get ugly about a new access road. PLUS, it’s Friday and we explore Paso Ancho.

We have a follow-up on City Hall’s finances—or lack of thereof. Another croc snags another tourist. What happens in Mexico when you report a crime? PLUS important Covid-19 related news nobody wants to hear, but…

We have a new municipal administration. But where is the money? We take a look at how the new administration is reporting the news. Covid-19 cases detected in schools are decreasing. Movimiento Ciudadano proposes facemask law. PLUS, a sweet treat from Carnegie Hall.

Well, it’s Tuesday, so we hope our favorite social network will not have a tantrum today! Instant soups are recalled from Mexican supermarkets. Jalisco receives more Covid-19 vaccines. Uber drivers get social security. PLUS, we pick up where we left up yesterday.