Migrant caravan heads towards Oaxaca
After two weeks of intense walking and three exhausting days of waiting in the municipality of Tonalá, in the neighboring state of Chiapas, the migrant caravan calling itself “David” resumed its march this Thursday, heading towards the state of Oaxaca. The group, made up mostly of Haitian citizens, has decided to move towards the center […]
A truck robbery occurs every 3 days in Oaxaca
Statistics from the Executive Secretariat of the National Public Security System indicate that 119 investigations were opened in the state of Oaxaca for cargo truck robberies on federal and state highways during 2026. According to official figures, the State of Mexico and the neighboring state of Puebla are the most dangerous due to the number […]
Chiapas expropriates archaeological sites and promotes its sustainable tourism strategy
In March 2026, the Chiapas government decided to reopen 9.22 hectares of the Toniná archaeological zone, one of the most important Mayan cities in Mesoamerica. For many years, the site had been under private control, and after several failed negotiations, the government decided to resort to expropriation to restore public access, reintegrate it into the […]
The most expensive supermarket in Jalisco is located in Guadalajara: Profeco
According to the update released today, Monday, May 11, to the “Who’s Who in Basic Food Basket Prices” program monitored by the Federal Consumer Protection Agency (Profeco), Jalisco has one of the most expensive supermarkets in the entire country. For our state, the comparison is made with states such as Baja California Sur, Aguascalientes, Durango, […]
Mango and corn harvests plummet in Nayarit
Farmers in Nayarit are facing a challenging outlook due to low production, falling market prices, and high operating costs, a situation that will primarily impact crops such as mango and corn. This warning came from Representative Adahán Casas Rivas, who explained that after visiting various agricultural areas of the state, a significant impact on mango […]
The government of Marina del Pilar strengthens connectivity and surveillance in the Guadalupe Valley
Governor Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda announced that the new bus terminal in the Valle de Guadalupe will begin operations in the coming days, as part of a strategy that combines transportation modernization, road rehabilitation, and enhanced security. This complex, which will operate several daily routes to key destinations in the state, represents a step […]
First Symposium on Inclusive Tourism Held in Baja California Sur
The Autonomous University of Baja California Sur hosted the “First Symposium on Inclusive Tourism in BCS,” an initiative aimed at promoting La Paz and the state as an accessible and attractive tourist destination for people with disabilities from around the world. The event brought together representatives from public and private organizations, as well as the […]
Join the 2026 Walkathon organized by the Rotary Club of Mazatlán. What is it about?
With the goal of providing families with a healthy morning of togetherness, the Rotary Club of Mazatlán announced the second annual Walkathon, a charity walk that will take place this year at Teodoro Mariscal Baseball Stadium. At a press conference on Monday, May 11, 2026, the organizing committee, headed by Club President Alfredo Ruelas, announced […]
Mazatlán will receive more than 7,000 cruise ship passengers this week
More than 7,000 cruise ship tourists will arrive in Mazatlán this week aboard the “Navigator of the Seas” and “Carnival Panorama.” This Monday, at 7:30 a.m., the “Navigator of the Seas” arrived from Los Cabos with 3,824 passengers and 1,252 crew members. The Secretary of Tourism for Sinaloa, Mireya Sosa Osuna, indicated that the port […]