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Water truck drivers report a water supply crisis due to well closures in Cabo San Lucas

The community of water truck drivers in Cabo San Lucas denounced a water supply crisis stemming from the closure of wells, a situation that is impacting both their economic activity and causing water shortages for hundreds of families in Cabo San Lucas. The workers in the sector indicated that there is confusion about the origin […]

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The State Government will no longer allow road blockades in Los Cabos

Following the blockades that have been used as a pressure tactic against authorities this year in the municipality of Los Cabos, the State Government announced that it will “exercise its power” against those who attempt to carry out these actions. During a meeting of the Los Cabos Early Risers Group, the Secretary General of the […]

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Mexico City will have a festival of gorditas, barbacoa and mole: this is what Querétaro will be like at Los Pinos

In addition to showcasing the state’s gastronomy, the Querétaro Festival at Los Pinos will feature crafts and free huapango performances. If you can’t go to Querétaro, Querétaro will come to you. As part of the Querétaro Festival at Los Pinos, you can enjoy the best of Querétaro’s culture, gastronomy, and art throughout the weekend. Traditional […]

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The 3 most beautiful restaurants to eat like a king in Querétaro without spending too much

If you’re a fan of getaways to enjoy breakfast or lunch at a charming spot near Mexico City, then you’ll be interested in visiting one of the 3 most beautiful restaurants in Querétaro where you can eat like royalty without breaking the bank. The state of Querétaro has become a favorite among tourists for its […]

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What are the most visited places in Querétaro?

The state of Querétaro has reaffirmed its position as one of Mexico’s most important tourist destinations, receiving thousands of visitors throughout the year. But what are the most popular sites among visitors? The Historic Center of Querétaro, a UNESCO World Heritage Site, attracts millions of people annually thanks to its colonial architecture, emblematic plazas, and […]

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The Jalisco Learn Festival kicks off at Expo Guadalajara

At the start of the Jalisco Aprende festival, Governor Pablo Lemus expressed to the children the importance of linking technology with learning, which will be applied in multiple activities at the event. Source: mural

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Unaffordable housing and rents in Jalisco cause residents of Guadalajara to live on the outskirts of the city.

The housing crisis in Jalisco has reached critical levels, with property prices far exceeding the purchasing power of families and a growing homeless population. The Guadalajara metropolitan area has the fourth highest housing costs in the country, surpassed only by Nuevo León, the State of Mexico, and Mexico City. A recent study by the Western […]

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Families bathe in the lake water despite known pollution in Chapala

Although it’s already the dry season, Lake Chapala’s water level remains good, making it a popular spring break destination for residents of Guadalajara, other parts of Mexico, and abroad. Over the weekend, families even went into the water to enjoy the lake’s refreshing coolness, as did the family of Ricardo Luna, a visitor from Guadalajara. […]

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Chapala Highway widened with tunnel to airport

The tunnel that will connect the Guadalajara-Chapala highway with the Miguel Hidalgo International Airport, in the municipality of Tlajomulco de Zúñiga, is being built through 11 work fronts. Source: mural