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Jalisco Seeks Foreign Investment in Asia and the EU

Amidst the uncertainty generated by the review of the Treaty between Mexico, the United States, and Canada (USMCA), Jalisco is betting on diversifying the sources of Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) and strengthening its ties with Asia and the European Union to maintain the momentum of new capital inflows. Upon returning from a promotional tour of […]

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Nayarit, Puebla, and Mazatlán are striving to attract visitors.

Nayarit aims to become the national leader in tourist routes by July Starting in July, Nayarit is positioning itself to become Mexico’s leading state in the generation of tourist routes and experiences. Next week, the state will officially present over 100 new tourist products that will be promoted across digital platforms and operated by local […]

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Missing Triathlete Found Dead in Mazatlán; Swell Carried Body to Shore

After more than 24 hours of searching, the triathlete who had gone missing during a competition held in the port of Mazatlán was found dead this Monday morning. The victim was identified as Julián Alejandro “N,” 31 years of age, a native of Culiacán. The discovery was made around 6:20 a.m., when a citizen exercising […]

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Beach Vendors Protest Commercial “Piracy” in Mazatlán; Government to Analyze the Problem

Beach vendors affiliated with the CROM, CTM, Blancos, Mixtecos, and Teotihuacán associations staged a protest this Wednesday morning, June 3, 2026, at the Mazatlán “Letters” tourist landmark—located on Avenida Del Mar—to denounce the presence of “pirate” (unauthorized) vendors who, they claim, arrive every holiday season without permits and cut into their sales. Personnel from the […]

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Puerto Escondido is no longer just for surfers: what you’ll find if you go this summer

According to data from the Oaxaca Secretariat of Tourism, Puerto Escondido welcomed 1,150,833 visitors in 2025, a figure that no longer surprises anyone familiar with the destination. The coastal town on the Oaxacan Pacific ceased to be a surfers’ secret long ago; today, it offers everything from bioluminescent lagoons to yoga retreats and award-winning mixology […]

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Landslides reported on the Tehuacán-Huajupan highway due to rain

Heavy rain fell in the municipality of Zapotitlán on Tuesday afternoon, causing a landslide on the Tehuacán-Huajuapan federal highway. State Civil Protection personnel were called in to clear the debris blocking the road. In less than an hour, the rain softened the ground, triggering landslides on the highway. Drivers reported that enormous rocks had fallen […]

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Teachers in Oaxaca occupy shopping malls and supermarkets

The day of action by teachers from Section 22 of the National Union of Education Workers (SNTE-CNTE) included the occupation of shopping malls, supermarkets, and establishments belonging to national and international chains in the metropolitan area of ​​Oaxaca. On the second day of the national strike called by the CNTE and the ninth day of […]

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New TaxSí app: this is how the app for ordering taxis in Oaxaca will work

Authorities in Oaxaca announced a new app called “TaxSí” that will allow people to request taxis throughout the state. According to official information, the app will begin its testing phase on Wednesday, June 10, 2026. Yesenia Nolasco Ramírez, head of the Oaxaca Ministry of Mobility, announced the creation of the new app, “TaxSí,” for requesting […]

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Querétaro celebrates ten years of pride: a march for equality and health

The city of Querétaro is preparing for a historic day on Saturday, June 13th, as the 10th LGBT+ Pride and Dignity March takes to the streets of the Historic Center to commemorate a decade of struggle, visibility, and the demand for rights. Under the slogan “A Decade of Struggle for Equality, a Decade of Pride […]