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Femicides in BCS remain unpunished while cases increase

Baja California Sur has recorded 34 femicides from 2019 to March 2025, reflecting the persistence of extreme violence against women in the state. So far this year, two more cases have been reported: on January 19 in Mulegé, where the investigation is ongoing with no confirmed arrests, and on February 7 in Todos Santos, where […]

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Extermination camps could also exist in BCS, warn search groups

The discovery of a training and extermination camp at the Izaguirre ranch in Teuchitlán, Jalisco, has sparked national shock and outrage. In response, the Búsquedas San José del Cabo collective from Baja California Sur expressed its solidarity with the affected families and the groups involved in locating the site. At the end of 2021, at […]

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Vive Latino 2025: Baja California says ‘present’ at the most Latin music festival of the year

The Vive Latino Ibero-American Festival of Musical Culture is ready to celebrate a quarter of a century, consolidating its position as one of the most iconic musical events in Mexico and Latin America. With a diverse lineup full of surprises, the festival promises to deliver an unforgettable experience to all attendees. The history of this […]

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Knowledge Detectives: Science and Culture, in Tampico

The Tamaulipas Department of Education invites girls and boys ages 6 to 12 to participate in the “Knowledge Detectives: Science and Culture” STEAM Tamaulipas event, which will take place next Friday, March 28, 2025 (by the School Technical Council), at the Multidisciplinary Gymnasium of the UAT Tampico-Madero Campus. You will enjoy a day full of […]

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Zero tolerance for corruption in San Miguel de Allende: Mauricio Trejo

In his message, the mayor emphasizes the continued commitment to transparency and honesty in the administrations he has led, and emphasizes that the fight against corruption is a shared responsibility between the government and the citizens. Mayor Mauricio Trejo commented on the situation within the Traffic Department, where inappropriate behavior has been detected, saying: San […]

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Snow in La Rumorosa: Rumorosa-Tecate highway closed

Heavy snowfall has been reported in La Rumorosa, and CAPUFE has declared a closure in both directions of the Rumorosa-Tecate Highway and several streets. The Centinela-La Rumorosa Highway, operated by FIARUM, is operating normally in both directions. According to the forecast, the temperature in La Rumorosa is 3°C (37°F), with a wind chill of -4°C […]

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“Daddy, they shot me, I have blood”: 8-year-old Alana was murdered on her way to school in Guanajuato; her mother demands justice.

“Daddy, they hit me, I have blood,” were the last words of little Alana, a girl from San Miguel de Allende who died after being shot during an armed confrontation between private citizens and members of the Guanajuato State Attorney General’s Office. The confrontation stemmed from an attempt to serve an arrest warrant against her […]

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Querétaro expects 330,000 tourists during Holy Week; 1.5 billion pesos in revenue

Adriana Vega Vázquez Mellado, Querétaro’s Secretary of Tourism, announced that approximately 330,000 tourists are expected to arrive during the upcoming Easter holiday period. This influx would generate an estimated 1.5 billion pesos in economic revenue for the state. Vázquez Mellado explained that hotel occupancy during these dates is expected to reach 70%, although for the […]

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From Querétaro, DHL operates the most advanced air hub in Latin America.

DHL Express, a courier and parcel service provider, has completed the expansion of its air hub at Querétaro International Airport (AIQ), consolidating its position as the company’s most advanced airport in Latin America. This Thursday, the company inaugurated the new facilities, in which it invested $120 million to expand, modernize, and automate the air operations […]