# 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]

## What this stands on

1. 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. (Diario De México, News)
2. 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, News)
3. 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, News)
4. 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, News)
5. 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, News)
6. 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, News)
7. The festival features live pagan folk music, white witch dance performances, and an autumn fairy show. (Chilango, News)
8. 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, News)

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