How much does it cost to live in Baja California Sur compared to the center of the country?
Living in Baja California Sur is synonymous with ocean sunsets, clean air, and closeness to nature—for a reason, its capital is known as the city of 365 sunsets. But it also entails a higher cost of living compared to other areas of the country. Although for many people it seems like paradise, maintaining a home […]
A tunnel connecting businesses and used by a criminal group to escape has been discovered in Guanajuato.
The Guanajuato State Public Security Forces (FSPE) reported this Friday on the location and demolition of a property in the municipality of San Francisco del Rincón that housed a network of commercial premises connected by an underground tunnel, allegedly used to facilitate the escape of members of a criminal group. The operation, which generated strong […]
Rainwater pollution affects rivers and drains in the Toluca Valley.
The heavy rains recorded in the Toluca Valley, State of Mexico, have increased the runoff of solid waste, oils, and pollutants into water systems. Specialists point out that this situation worsens the degradation of water bodies such as the Lerma River, which receives waste from multiple municipalities. The lack of infrastructure to manage these flows […]
Cable bus and eco-park projects in Puebla will be carried out without incurring state debt: Alejandro Armenta
Governor Alejandro Armenta Mier confirmed that his administration intends to build a cable car system that would reach Puebla’s historic center and confirmed that he already has permission from the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) to do so. At a press conference, the governor also insisted that his administration will complete the three […]
Campeche Plagued by Wave of Violence: 38 Homicides and Executions This Year
A surge in violence has gripped the Mexican state of Campeche, leaving a trail of bloodshed and death in its wake. According to official figures, the city of Campeche has recorded an alarming number of executions, with 14 deaths attributed to organized crime groups since the start of the year. In just one month alone, […]
Power Outages Worsen in Mérida and Campeche, Leaving Thousands Without Electricity
A growing number of neighborhoods in Mérida and Campeche are experiencing frequent and prolonged power outages, leaving residents without electricity, clean water, or basic services. In southern Mérida, residents of the Zazil-Há and Cinco Colonias neighborhoods have been plagued by constant blackouts for two weeks, lasting several hours at a time. The situation has become […]
Tulum’s Coastal Road Revitalization Takes Shape
The coastal road in Tulum is undergoing significant rehabilitation under the supervision of Municipal President Diego Castañón. The mayor emphasizes that this project was one of the most pressing needs for the municipality, and now it is beginning to take shape. The rehabilitation efforts are nearing completion, with three kilometers of the coastal area being […]
Sargassum Invasion Hits Playa del Carmen, Tulum, and Puerto Morelos
The beaches of Playa del Carmen, Tulum, and Puerto Morelos are struggling to cope with a massive influx of sargassum, a type of seaweed that is causing chaos for tourists and local businesses. María Elena Island, located in the region, is particularly affected by the invasion. “We can’t bring boats close to the pier because […]
Cozumel’s Land Grab: Over 150 Properties Illegally Occupied, Warning of Potential Fraud
The Secretariat of Sustainable Urban Territorial Development (Sedetus) has confirmed that at least 152 government-owned properties in Cozumel have been invaded or sold illegally, sparking concerns over potential fraud and legal conflicts. According to Genaro Sena Vidal, Director of Liaison and Housing in the municipality, the problem stems from a lack of follow-up on the […]