New boardwalk in San Carlos will boost tourism in Guaymas
The construction of a new boardwalk in San Carlos and the rehabilitation of the existing boardwalk in Guaymas will significantly boost tourism in that town by creating a new attraction for visitors. In an interview, Mayor Karla Córdova González mentioned that, following the announcement made by Governor Alfonso Durazo Montaño, outstanding expectations have been generated […]
Baja California Congress issues statement on anti-immigrant raids in California
Representatives of the 25th Legislature of the Baja California Congress issued a statement expressing their support for Mexican and Latin American migrants affected by raids and operations in the state of California, United States. In the document, signed by members of the parliamentary factions of Morena, the Green Party, the Socialist Workers’ Party (PES), the […]
Marina del Pilar disassociates herself from ties to organized crime
Baja California Governor Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda distanced herself from any ties to organized crime during her weekly press conference held this Wednesday in the municipality of Ensenada. At the end of the conference, and in response to press pressure, Ávila Olmeda denied any involvement with these groups, referring to the report published that […]
Los Cabos implements a Public Management Evaluation System. What is its objective?
Los Cabos is implementing the Public Management Evaluation System. The objective is to measure and analyze public institutions in relation to the fulfillment of goals, objectives, and the efficient use of resources. This Wednesday, representing Mayor Christian Agúndez Gómez, the Secretary General of the 15th City Council, Alberto Rentería Santana, led and swore in the […]
Mazatlecos report several blackouts… and it hasn’t even rained yet.
Rain and strong winds have not yet arrived in Mazatlán, and the first blackouts of the season have already been recorded. The municipal Civil Protection Coordinator confirmed that blackouts of up to two hours have been reported in Colinas del Real, Valle Bonito, Jaripillo, Villa Florida, Allende, Rincón de Urías, and Flores Magón for two […]
Mexibús service suspended due to blockades in Ecatepec
Mexibús service on two lines had to be suspended this Thursday morning due to a blockade by residents of the municipality of Ecatepec, in the State of Mexico. The residents of the El Sol and Llano de los Báez neighborhoods decided to block traffic on the Mexico-Pachuca federal highway near the Central de Abasto (Basto […]
Neighborhoods with the most expensive rents in Mexico: Rents up to 96%
Renting an apartment in popular areas of Mexico’s major cities has become considerably more expensive. In the last two years, some neighborhoods have seen rent increases of up to 96%, according to data from the Inmuebles24 website. The Del Bosque neighborhood, in the Miguel Hidalgo borough of Mexico City, tops the list with the highest […]
Los Compich, the Los Chapitos faction operating in Quintana Roo
Three people linked to drug dealing and extortion activities were arrested in the state of Quintana Roo, according to the Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection (SSPC). The arrests took place in the municipality of Tulum as a result of a joint operation between various security and justice institutions, including the Secretariat of the Navy […]
Quintana Roo loses ground: Drops to 21st place in the 2025 State Competitiveness Index
The state of Quintana Roo fell from 15th to 21st place in the State Competitiveness Index (ICE) 2025, prepared by the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness (IMCO). This decline also places it in a low-medium competitiveness category nationwide, reflecting a loss of momentum in key areas such as the rule of law and governance. What does […]