Baja California on fire: Forest fires ravage Tijuana, Tecate, Rosarito and Ensenada
A wave of wildfires is sweeping through Baja California, leaving a trail of destruction in Tijuana, Tecate, Rosarito and Ensenada. Strong Santa Ana winds, which have reached gusts of up to 120 km/h, have caused the flames to spread rapidly, putting communities and ecosystems at risk. Tijuana Tijuana has been affected by two major fires. […]
Three ports in Baja California Sur closed due to strong winds and waves; the state remains on alert for intense cold
Due to the storm, and the increase in wind and waves in the northwest, the National Coordination of Civil Protection reported that three ports in Baja California Sur, La Paz, Santa Rosalía and Loreto, will remain closed until January 25. In a statement, the agency indicated that the Navy warned of the weather conditions and […]
Los Cabos seeks to attract more European tourists at the Tourism Fair in Madrid
From January 22 to 26, Los Cabos will participate in the International Tourism Fair (Fitur) 2025 in Madrid, Spain, one of the most important events in the sector globally. The destination seeks to strengthen its international presence and promote its tourism offering in gastronomy, adventure and well-being. Rodrigo Esponda Cascajares, director of the Los Cabos […]
Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo will have three new schools
New educational facilities will be delivered in January and February in Los Cabos, with the aim of expanding the offer of spaces for primary and secondary school students. These schools include a primary school in the Miranda Azteca neighborhood, in Cabo San Lucas, as well as a primary and a secondary school in the La […]
Mexican Authorities Search for 30 Cuban Rafters Who Arrived at Isla Mujeres
Municipal authorities in Isla Mujeres, Quintana Roo, are searching for at least 30 Cuban rafters who entered Garrafon Park on Tuesday. According to local police officer Dagoberto Canul, the migrants’ rustic boat was towed by a ship, and when they neared the beach, they jumped into the water. Initially, it was believed that a Mexican […]
Cozumel Sees Record Tourist Influx with 9 Cruise Ships and 9 Flights
Cozumel experienced its best tourist day of the year on Wednesday, welcoming over 27,500 tourists through the arrival of nine cruise ships and nine flights from various cities in Mexico and the United States. The three international docks operated at full capacity. SSA Mexico received the majestic Icon of the Seas and the Voyager of […]
Cozumel Port Closed to Small Navigation for Fifth Consecutive Day
The port of Cozumel remains closed to small navigation for the fifth consecutive day due to adverse weather conditions affecting the region. Authorities emphasize the importance of respecting current regulations to ensure the safety of residents and tourists. Weather Conditions and Restrictions Vessels less than 15 meters in length, as well as recreational water activities, […]
Suspects Arrested in Tulum Dismemberment Case
The Attorney General’s Office has arrested four alleged members of a criminal group in Tulum, linked to the murder of a man whose dismembered body was found in bags, as well as drug dealing activities. The State Attorney General’s Office, through the Investigative Police, captured Eduardo “N,” also known as “Chaparro” or “Commander,” in connection […]
Owner of Pitbull ‘Cirilo’ Avoids Paying Medical Expenses After Dog Attacks Two Girls in Playa del Carmen
The father of the girls who were attacked by the dog had to take out loans exceeding $100,000 to cover medical expenses. The owner of the pitbull that attacked two girls in Villas del Sol on January 15 has not taken responsibility for the medical expenses. The parents have had to cover more than 120,000 […]