Mazatlán’s Revival: Tourism and Faith Shine Amid Challenges
Efforts to revitalize Mazatlán’s struggling tourism sector are beginning to bear fruit as local businesses join forces to overcome months of declining demand in rural restaurants. A partnership between the Chamber of Commerce and the Gastronomic Council has launched initiatives to attract domestic tourists, including a seafood feast at the Congress of the Union, showcasing […]
Historic Water Dispute: U.S. Denies Mexico’s Request for Colorado River Supply
For the first time in over 80 years, the United States has denied Mexico’s request for water from the Colorado River, sparking heightened tensions over a longstanding bilateral water-sharing agreement. The U.S. State Department cited Mexico’s failure to comply with the 1944 treaty governing water-sharing between the two nations as the reason for the rejection. […]
Bridging Two Cities: All You Need to Know About the New Ensenada–San Diego Ferry Service
The highly anticipated ferry service connecting Ensenada and San Diego is almost ready to offer a scenic crossing for travelers. Azteca Ferries, the company behind the new route, is fine-tuning its policies and laying out essential guidelines for anyone eager to explore these two vibrant cities. Policy Updates and Travel Preparations Travelers should review the […]
Gabriel Orozco at the Museo Jumex: The exhibition you shouldn’t miss in 2025
In 2025, Mexico City’s Museo Jumex will be transformed into a dynamic space that not only connects artists’ early creations with their most recent projects, but also explores the interaction between art and everyday objects. One of the most anticipated exhibitions is that of Gabriel Orozco, the celebrated Mexican artist who has challenged traditional art […]
Strongest earthquakes in Jalisco during the 20th century and so far in the 21st century
Earthquakes in Jalisco have marked the state’s history with large-scale earthquakes, causing material damage and devastating impacts in various locations. These were the strongest earthquakes to hit the state during the 20th and 21st centuries. Jalisco, located in a seismically active zone in Mexico, has experienced several significant earthquakes throughout its history. The strongest earthquakes […]
Jalisco Stadium will have a 6.5-meter statue of Pelé for the World Cup.
Everyone is preparing to host the 2026 World Cup next year… even the stadiums that won’t be hosting matches. Jalisco Stadium is preparing to place a statue of the legendary Brazilian player Pelé, who, alongside Brazil in 1970, won the World Cup in Mexico. Above all, he was embraced by the city of Guadalajara as […]
Food supplies bearing the CJNG acronym are seized in Michoacán.
Members of the Mexican Army and the Michoacán Civil Guard seized a truck with more than 100 food items in the cargo area marked with the acronym CJNG (Jalisco New Generation Cartel). The truck was found abandoned near the town of Tehuantepec, in the municipality of Chinicuila. Authorities also inspected it because it matched the […]
The Comal de Fuego Festival arrives in Colima, a celebration of traditional Mexican cuisine.
“I came to Comala because I was told that my father, a certain Pedro Páramo, lived here.” You’re sure to recognize that Juan Rulfo quote. But this year we’ll have one more reason to visit this Colima town, as it will host the first edition of the “Comal de Fuego” festival, a celebration of traditional […]
Jalisco, Colima, Guanajuato, and Michoacán team up for security
In a meeting with state leaders from the western region of the country, the governor of Jalisco, Pablo Lemus, called on his counterparts to close ranks on security matters. Before representatives from Colima, Guanajuato, Michoacán, the Fifth Military Region, the XV Military Zone, and the National Guard, Lemus stated that Jalisco remains committed to strengthening […]