They are the richest family in San Luis Potosí, they have a powerful political influence and their fortune continues to grow in 2026 thanks to their businesses
The Valladares family is one of the wealthiest and most influential business dynasties in San Luis Potosí, considered by many to be the richest and most powerful in the state. This article explores their history, the origins of their fortune, and their current businesses. Their origins date back to the late 19th century, when the […]
Expo TlaquepArte arrives in San Luis Potosí
Expo TlaquepArte, Mexico’s most important international exhibition of “Handicrafts, Jewelry, and Decoration,” is coming to San Luis Potosí. Featuring over 17 countries and 25 Mexican states, all at factory prices. See you at the Convention Center next to Plaza The Park from Friday, May 1st to Monday, May 4th… FREE ADMISSION… For more information: (33) […]
Protesters block access to the Tulum archaeological site in protest against restrictions and high fees
This Sunday, May 3rd, a demonstration took place on the northern outskirts of Tulum, near the main entrance to the archaeological zone, where advocates for free beach access, artisans, and tour vendors staged an intermittent blockade of Tulum Avenue. The protesters alternately closed lanes, causing traffic disruptions for those heading towards Playa del Carmen, with […]
Nichupté Bridge opens in Cancun; reduces travel time from 1 hour to 10 minutes
The Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation (SICT) inaugurated the Nichupté Bridge in Cancún, Quintana Roo, a strategic project that connects the urban area, the airport, and the hotel zone in just 10 minutes, reducing travel times by 50 minutes. The infrastructure, considered the second longest in Latin America over a body of water, serves […]
Sargassum invades beaches in downtown Playa del Carmen
A massive influx of sargassum has invaded the beaches of downtown Playa del Carmen, specifically Fundadores Park, the fiscal pier, and other central areas. Despite efforts, authorities warn that the arrival of the macroalgae will not disappear soon; on the contrary, it is expected to increase due to ocean currents and weather conditions that anticipate […]
Cannabis movement resumes protest and holds march in Mérida
After a three-year absence from the streets, groups and citizens of Yucatán resumed social protest, marching from the end of Paseo de Montejo to the seat of the Executive Branch. The central objective of the mobilization was to deliver a petition to Governor Joaquín Díaz Mena, requesting his intervention with President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo to […]
Descendants of Koreans in Yucatán: this is how the migration that marked them unfolded
The current reality of Korean descendants in Yucatán is marked by the characteristics of that first migration in 1905, which brought their ancestors to work on Yucatán’s haciendas under false pretenses. This event impacted the rapid mixing of races and the difficulty in preserving their language and traditions, as well as in overcoming the poverty […]
Tianguis Turístico 2026: San Miguel de Allende experiences growth amidst weddings, wine, and 320 restaurants
San Miguel de Allende doesn’t want to be defined solely by its architecture, hotels, or cultural life. For Mauricio Trejo Pureco, mayor of this Guanajuato destination, food is part of a broader economic structure: wedding tourism, wine, restaurants, culinary events, and an international community that has transformed the way people eat in the city. During […]