Mexico State inaugurates offices to support journalists in Toluca

The Promoter Committee for Journalist Protection opened new offices in Toluca to support local reporters.

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The Promoter Committee for Journalist Protection in the State of Mexico inaugurated new offices in Toluca on an unspecified date to provide a comfortable workspace for reporters, photographers, and editors. ^[1] Pumpkin Fest Mexico, also known as Festival de Calabazas, is scheduled to take place on Saturday, November 7, 2026, and Sunday, November 8, 2026. ^[2] Penélope Ventura Rojas, a leader of the Promoter Committee for Journalist Protection, thanked the journalistic community and local congressists for attending the inauguration of the offices. ^[3] The new facility includes work rooms, interview spaces, recording areas, and technical equipment such as computers and Wi-Fi to support journalistic tasks. ^[4] General admission tickets are priced at $300 for a one-day pass or $500 for a two-day pass, with pre-sale discounts available until September 5. ^[5] The event will be held at Club Campestre Teotihuacán, located on the Mexico-Pachuca Highway (Route 85D) in San Martín de las Pirámides, Edomex. ^[6] The festival features live pagan folk music, white witch dance performances, and an autumn fairy show. ^[7] The offices were designed to assist journalists from across the State of Mexico who travel to Toluca but previously lacked a nearby place to work comfortably. ^[8]

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Pumpkin Fest Mexico, also known as Festival de Calabazas, is scheduled to take place on Saturday, November 7, 2026, and Sunday, November 8, 2026. · Chilango

Penélope Ventura Rojas, a leader of the Promoter Committee for Journalist Protection, thanked the journalistic community and local congressists for attending the inauguration of the offices. · Diario De México

The new facility includes work rooms, interview spaces, recording areas, and technical equipment such as computers and Wi-Fi to support journalistic tasks. · Diario De México

General admission tickets are priced at $300 for a one-day pass or $500 for a two-day pass, with pre-sale discounts available until September 5. · Chilango

The event will be held at Club Campestre Teotihuacán, located on the Mexico-Pachuca Highway (Route 85D) in San Martín de las Pirámides, Edomex. · Chilango

The festival features live pagan folk music, white witch dance performances, and an autumn fairy show. · Chilango

The offices were designed to assist journalists from across the State of Mexico who travel to Toluca but previously lacked a nearby place to work comfortably. · Diario De México

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