Tarandacuao, the corner of Guanajuato with a crystal-clear spring
In the southeast of the state of Guanajuato, within the municipality of Tarandacuao, lies a crystal-clear spring known as Ojo de Agua, a place that combines natural beauty, history, and cultural traditions. This site, which is part of the Lerma-Chapala hydrological region, has become an ideal destination for those looking to enjoy recreational and adventure […]
Guanajuato, the state that has everything for tourists
The state of Guanajuato has established itself as a fundamental pillar of Mexico’s tourism industry, leveraging its cultural, historical, and natural wealth to attract millions of visitors annually. This activity not only enriches the national tourism offering but also serves as a key economic driver for the state. According to Guadalupe Robles León, Secretary of […]
Motorcycles in San Miguel de Allende, a growing problem
In recent years, there has been an exponential growth in the motorcycle registry in San Miguel de Allende, which has created a conflict for motorists, transporters, and also for the motorcycle owners themselves, especially due to the colonial roads that predominate in the World Heritage city. The more than 145,000 motorcycles registered in Guanajuato have […]
Vacation period boosts the economy in the Municipality of Querétaro.
The Querétaro Municipality Tourism Secretariat, through its head, Mariana Ortiz Cabrera, announced expectations for the current Easter and Holy Week holiday period, highlighting a significant influx of visitors and a significant economic impact for the Querétaro capital.According to projections, between 195,000 and 200,000 tourists are expected to visit the state during this period, representing an […]
PC reviews the Via Crucis route to prevent bee attacks in Querétaro
The State Civil Protection Coordinator, Javier Amaya Torres, reported that patrols have already been conducted on the hills where the Stations of the Cross will be held this Friday in Querétaro. This is to verify that no swarms of bees are present and pose a risk to attendees. He stated that it has been verified […]
There will be no Prohibition during these holy days in Querétaro.
State Government Secretary Carlos Alcaraz Gutiérrez reported that the Prohibition Law is not planned for Querétaro during the Holy Week festivities. This comes after religious activities begin this Thursday in the 18 municipalities, which conclude on Easter Sunday. In response, he maintained that it was not deemed necessary to implement this restrictive measure in the […]
He was born in Querétaro, was a secretary to López Portillo and Carlos Slim Helú chose him as an advisor for the Carso Group.
In Mexico’s economic and political history, few names carry as much weight as David Ibarra Muñoz. His distinguished career has taken him from the classrooms of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) to high-ranking positions in the federal government. As if that weren’t enough, he is part of the inner circle of businessman Carlos […]
Need dollars? We’ll tell you how the dollar is closing this Easter
This Thursday, April 17, the price of the dollar remains below $20.00 and is trading at $19.94 today, reflecting more moderate movements in exchange rates today. Below is the exchange rate for the major international currencies, according to information released by Banco Azteca. Price of the United States DollarBuy $19.10Sell $20.20 Canadian DollarBuy $12.95Sell $14.86 […]
Tijuana’s beaches aren’t all about it! 10 beaches to discover the beauty of Baja California
There’s no doubt that when people talk about Baja California, images of vineyards and gastronomy immediately come to mind. However, those of us who live in this state know that this northern slice of Mexico also holds true coastal gems. These combine stunning landscapes, tranquility, and a touch of adventure. From Rosarito Beach to San […]