Tariffs: What are the consequences for the Arizona-Mexico relationship?
“These tariffs are a tax on Arizona families and businesses that threaten to derail our progress,” said Arizona Governor Katie Hobbs, who shares a border with Sonora and together they make up the so-called megaregion. A few hours before Donald Trump ordered the imposition of tariffs of up to 25% for Mexico, Canada and China, […]
Terror in Baja California due to cartels
In the podcast we talk about the headlines of the 2653rd edition of the ZETA Weekly from January 31 to February 6, 2025 “We are returning to the model of the first generation of laws,” said Adrián Alcalá. Secondary legislation will be discussed in an extraordinary period: Deputy Ramírez Cuéllar; 21,955 appeals resolved: annual report. […]
School dropout rate in Baja California Sur reaches 8.2% in high school
Despite the efforts of educational authorities, Baja California Sur faces a school dropout rate of 8.2% at the high school level. This figure is a growing concern for the state education system. School dropout is mainly attributed to economic factors and the migration of families who are dedicated to activities such as harvesting and tourism, […]
What cultural activities will there be at Durango’s Callejoneadas?
This February 2nd will see the return of the Callejoneadas to the Historic Center of Durango, in an activity organized by the School of Mexican Music (ESMUMEX) and the Institute of Culture of the State of Durango (ICED). The first day of the event will begin at 5:00 p.m. on the corner of Independencia Street […]
Riu buys land in Mazatlán to build 700 rooms
Riu, the chain with the most rooms in Cancun, has bought a plot of land next to its hotel in Mazatlan (Mexico), the Riu Esmerald Bay, to build a second tourist establishment in this area of the Mexican Pacific. The Mallorcan hotel chain has confirmed to ‘Desarrollo’ that, despite the purchase, the construction of the […]
What to do in CDMX from January 31 to February 2: Fairs, tamales and tradition Celebrating Candlemas Day!
If there is something we like about Mexico City, it is the possibility of starting our day with a breakfast full of energy and flavor; with champurrado accompanied by a tamale being the favorite option of all capital residents. During this first weekend of the month, you will not only be able to start your […]
Private aviation in Los Cabos grew by 20% during 2024
The tourist destination of Los Cabos had significant growth in one of the most important sectors, private aviation. Although the Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacifico (GAP) that operates the International Airport reported that in 2024 there was a 2.9 percent decrease in arrivals by air, this drop was not of great significance since another segment of […]
Migrants on their way to the American dream are detained daily in Baja California Sur
Between four and six irregular migrants are detected daily at the checkpoint at kilometer 36 of the La Paz-Ciudad Constitución highway, according to Manuel Cordero Esparza, representative of the National Institute of Migration (INM) in Baja California Sur. This checkpoint, which operates 24 hours a day with the support of the National Guard, is key […]
Baja California Sur wetlands struggle to survive in the face of urban growth and tourism
65% of the world’s wetlands have been lost and in Baja California Sur almost all of them have been altered, mainly those closest to large cities. Some of them are El Mogote-Ensenada de La Paz, the riparian system of the San José del Cabo basin and Estero and the Bahía de Loreto National Park, said […]