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Beach Chela: The Quintana Roo Brewery You Should Know About

Visit Chela de Playa in Playa del Carmen Just two blocks from the famous 5th Avenue, you’ll find this tap room with a beachy vibe (obviously), a cute spot that welcomes you with a sign that says “local craft beer.” From the moment you arrive, you feel good seeing their bar with lines of beer […]

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It’s official! The Municipality of Solidaridad in Quintana Roo is now called Playa del Carmen; this does not affect official documents.

With the publication last night in the Official Gazette of Quintana Roo of Decree 111, approved by Congress and endorsed by 11 municipalities to reform the state Constitution to change the name of the municipality of Solidaridad, said district is now officially known as Playa del Carmen. The session in which it was announced that […]

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Quintana Roo is betting on employing deportees to save tourism.

Given the growing demand for qualified personnel, especially in Cancún and the Riviera Maya, industry leaders believe that these migrants, many of whom have experience in customer service and customer service, could help fill the shortage of English-speaking workers. The peak season, which coincides with Easter and spring break in the United States, is at […]

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NGO: Mexico’s southern border is experiencing a crisis of insecurity, violence, and ungovernability

The crisis of insecurity, violence, and ungovernability on Mexico’s southern border has not stopped and is increasing, making the situation critical, the Fray Bartolomé de las Casas Human Rights Center denounced this Wednesday. “Today we are seeing that those who are joining the government are leaders of organized crime; now (apparently) they are government officials, […]

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War between the Sinaloa Cartel and CJNG causes 15,000 forced displacements in Chiapas

In 2023, approximately 2.8 million internally displaced persons were recorded across Latin America, according to data from the United Nations High Commissioner for Refugees (UNHCR), with natural disasters, conflict, and violence being the main causes. In Mexico, one of the most affected states is Chiapas, and violence marked the fate of thousands of families who […]

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How long does the trip from Oaxaca to Puerto Escondido take on the new highway?

The Easter holidays, scheduled for April 14-25, 2025, are the perfect time to explore the tourist destinations along the Oaxacan coast, and one of the most popular during this holiday period is Puerto Escondido. Fortunately, if you’re planning to visit this beach destination during those days, we can tell you that the trip from Oaxaca […]

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Two members of the Oaxaca Prosecutor’s Office linked to the murder of young people in Tlaxcala are arrested.

Two members of the Oaxaca State Attorney General’s Office were arrested for their involvement in the murder of young men from Tlaxcala. The local Public Prosecutor’s Office indicated, without elaborating on their charges, that the two officers worked in the state’s coastal region. Their arrest arose from the results of the investigation into various criminal […]

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INAH proposes exchanging Guanajuato mummies for 3D models

The Guanajuato mummies could be replaced by 3D models in the future, but their implementation requires studies approved by the INAH (National Institute of Anthropology and History), according to Olga Adriana Hernández Flores, head of the Institute. Certified anthropologists from the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH), who visited Guanajuato City and the Mummy […]

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San Miguel de Allende recognizes the work of artisans and promotes new cultural fairs

In a moving event held at the Municipal Palace, the Government of San Miguel de Allende commemorated Artisan Day, recognizing the invaluable work of those who keep the region’s cultural traditions alive. The Director of Economic Development, Tania Castillo, congratulated the artisans and highlighted the importance of their work, which projects the essence of San […]