The Attorney General’s Office dismantles an alleged clandestine landing strip in Los Cabos.
The Attorney General’s Office (FGR), through its Specialized Regional Control Prosecutor’s Office (FECOR) in Baja California Sur, carried out an operation that resulted in the seizure of firearms and the disabling of a suspected clandestine landing strip in San José del Cabo, municipality of Los Cabos. According to the FGR, the action was authorized by […]
Cancún Scam Exposed: Fake Properties Sold at Unrealistic Prices to Unsuspecting Homebuyers
A sophisticated crime ring operating in Cancún, Quintana Roo, has been dismantled by authorities after a series of arrests were made in connection with a massive scam involving the sale of nonexistent land and homes. The group, led by Paulo “N” and comprised of four women, allegedly operated through a carefully structured narrative, claiming to […]
Artisanal luxury and biohacking at the new Pueblo Bonito Vantage San Miguel de Allende
The Pueblo Bonito Golf & Spa Resorts group announced that it will open its new Pueblo Bonito Vantage San Miguel de Allende hotel this summer, as part of its latest line of luxury boutique hotels. During the first official media visit to the property, executives and representatives shared details of this project, which seeks to […]
Cancún vs. Argentina: Shocking Price Comparisons Reveal Surprising Truth
A recent YouTube video by Argentine couple Pablo and Danay have sent shockwaves through social media, as they compare the prices of basic products between Cancún, Mexico, and their home country. The pair, who recently relocated to the resort city, were astonished to discover that many everyday items are significantly more expensive in Argentina. In […]
Students from Palm Springs High School interacted online with students from San Miguel Allende, Guanajuato.
Under the “Connecting Culture” program, Palm Springs students participated in an art and architecture exchange with Mexican students from San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato. The four-day exchange involved bilingual students from Vista Monte Elementary School in Palm Springs and Newland Elementary School in San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, connecting with them online. Source: kesq
Camino Real Neighborhood Brings Attention to Persistent Power Outages
Residents of the Camino Real neighborhood in Mexico are calling for swift action from the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) to address a series of persistent power outages that have plagued their community. The outages, which have become increasingly frequent and severe over recent hours, have taken a toll on household appliances, work equipment, and overall […]
Campeche Takes Center Stage in Mexico’s Drive for Milk Self-Sufficiency
In a move aimed at bolstering national milk production and promoting food sovereignty, the Mexican government has launched its Milk Self-Sufficiency Plan in Campeche, with the southeastern state positioned as a key player in this ambitious initiative. The plan, unveiled on April 27 by Secretary of Agriculture and Rural Development Julio Berdegué Sacristán, alongside President […]
Grupo Caliente begins the sale of Querétaro to a US investment group led by Marc Spiegel.
WHAT HAPPENED? Following the recent Liga MX Owners’ Assembly, it was officially announced that the Gallos Blancos de Querétaro have initiated the sale process, a key step toward reducing timeshare ownership in Mexican soccer. The potential buyer is a US investment group led by Marc Spiegel, who is now awaiting approval from Mexico’s Federal Economic […]
Mérida’s Security Buttons: A Misunderstood Lifeline in the Historic Center
A curious phenomenon has been observed in Mérida’s downtown area where tourists often mistake security buttons for pedestrian devices, prompting an explanation from Commander Rafael Chaires Cuevas, director of the Municipal Police. According to statistics from the police department, more than half of all emergency calls received at their station are a result of mistaken […]