Initiative to promote youth tourism in Guanajuato dusted off
During a session of the Tourism Commission in the State Congress, a proposal was revived to allow young people in Guanajuato to engage in local tourism in an economical and simple way. The initiative, which had been previously proposed, seeks to strengthen knowledge of local tourist destinations among young people and promote their active participation […]
Following the attack on Los Cantaritos, 70 bars have been closed in Querétaro
In the last 15 days, municipal and state authorities have closed 70 night establishments in Querétaro, as part of the operations following the recent violent events in a bar in the city. This was reported by the Secretary of Government of the state, Carlos Alcaraz Gutiérrez, who stressed that these actions seek to guarantee compliance […]
The State Government recovered 10 properties
According to information released this Tuesday by the State Government and contained in the Second Government Report of Salomón Jara, more than a dozen properties that were in the possession of different political organizations have been recovered; the offices occupied by the National Peasant Confederation (CNC) stand out, and are destined to be occupied by […]
In Oaxaca, justice has not come for the Triqui people; from 2020 to date, 43 murders have accumulated
More than three decades have passed and the bullets do not stop in the lower Triqui nation, which have left more than 40 people killed from 2020 to date alone. Sons and daughters have been orphaned, widowed women, homes without a mother or father, hundreds have been displaced from communities and many others have been […]
Navy Rescues Mazatlán Fisherman After Kayak Capsizes
A fisherman in Mazatlán was rescued by Navy personnel after his kayak capsized due to waves caused by a departing tourist cruise ship. The incident occurred on Tuesday evening near the dock of the Playa Sur subdivision, according to the Mexican Navy. The fisherman was working on his kayak when the waves from the cruise […]
Tulum’s Urban Growth Threatens Mayan Aquifer with Overexploitation
Tulum’s rapid population growth poses a significant challenge for the provision of basic services over the next 20 years, driven by land speculation and unregulated development. A cost-benefit analysis by the National Water Commission (Conagua) highlights the need for a new water extraction zone in Tulum to address the expected population surge. This project, estimated […]
Massive Pothole on Tulum-Cobá Highway Damages 20 Vehicles
A large pothole on the Tulum-Cobá state highway, located two kilometers from the community of Macario, has caused damage to at least 20 vehicles, sparking outrage among motorists. Drivers reported that the pothole has been a problem for weeks, posing a safety risk and leading to unexpected repair costs. “The front tire of my car […]
Legal Uncertainty Surrounds La Rana Cansada, One of Playa del Carmen’s First Small Hotels
La Rana Cansada, one of the first small hotels in Playa del Carmen, is now embroiled in a legal battle that raises many suspicions. The hotel, which has changed owners only once since 1984, is at risk of losing its cultural legacy due to a contentious legal action. A Storied Past The hotel has a […]
“Health for All” Program Brings Free Medical Services to Playa del Carmen
The “Health for All” program is extending its reach to Playa del Carmen with mobile caravans offering free medical services. This initiative will also be available in other municipalities and towns in Quintana Roo, including Chetumal, Isla Mujeres, José María Morelos, and Cancún. Medical Services Offered The program will provide comprehensive medical care with the […]