Tourists in Oaxaca snub tourists; they seek alternatives
Far from the conventional tours that visit established attractions in the city, region, or state, in recent years visitors to Oaxaca City have sought out other places to explore, such as nearby towns. The plans are varied, and although they revolve around museums, food, the beach, and other attractions, more and more tourists are looking […]
Iguanas trafficked from Veracruz to Oaxaca; 161 of 192 specimens survive
During the first weekend of April, federal authorities located 192 green iguanas that had been illegally trafficked from the state of Veracruz to Oaxaca. Due to the conditions in which they were being transported, at least 31 of them were found dead. The Federal Attorney for Environmental Protection (PROFEPA) reported on Monday, April 6, about […]
San José del Cabo wakes up to a blockade: truckers demand payment of debt
March 30th was the date agreed upon between the Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation (SICT) and the company Placosa S.A. de C.V. for the payment of more than 10 million pesos to the truckers working on the overpass construction at the Fonatur Roundabout, but the payment was not made. Starting April 1st, the group […]
Man dies from poisoning at Los Cabos motel; authorities close case
Following an investigation by the Baja California State Attorney General’s Office (PGJE), it was confirmed that the cause of death of the man found dead on Saturday, April 4, in a motel in the San Bernabé neighborhood of San José del Cabo, Los Cabos municipality, was drug overdose. The discovery was made at midday on […]
‘Micheladas El Papi’ bar in San José del Cabo, BC, closed after 8 customers were poisoned
Authorities in Los Cabos immediately closed the establishment known as “Micheladas El Papi,” located in San José del Cabo, after a medical emergency left eight people intoxicated. The inter-agency operation, involving the Ecology, Civil Protection, and Tax Inspection departments, was activated following health reports that indicated a serious health risk at the establishment. The incident […]
Holy Week in Mazatlán in 2026 was not what was expected
The president of the Mazatlán National Chamber of Commerce, Services and Tourism (Canaco-Servytur), Francisca Cázarez Oliveros, announced the hotel occupancy results for Holy Week 2026, reporting an overall average of 75 percent occupancy in the city’s hotels. During the week, from Sunday, March 29, to Thursday, April 2, occupancy reached 68 percent, while on the […]
Air Canada will open a direct Vancouver-Mazatlán flight in the 2026-2027 winter season
The state of Sinaloa will strengthen its international air connectivity with the opening of the new direct Vancouver-Mazatlán route, which will be operated by Air Canada starting in the 2026-2027 winter season. According to the official announcement, the new connection will begin operations on December 15, 2026, and will run until April 9, 2027, with […]
Chihuahua producers announce road and rail blockades as part of a national strike
Agricultural producers in the state of Chihuahua announced a strike with road and rail blockades starting this Monday, as part of a national mobilization that also includes truckers, with the goal of pressuring the federal government to fulfill outstanding agreements. The main action is scheduled for 10:00 a.m. on the Pan-American Highway, at kilometer 20, […]
Central and South American immigrants who remained in Mexico after Trump’s policies… are now demanding rights in the Aztec land
Migrants who were trying to reach the United States…but were stranded in Mexico due to changes and pressure at the border…are now raising their voices.They are asking for more affordable rents,better living conditions,and support while they resolve their situation.But the issue is generating tension.Because while they are demanding…many locals are feeling pressure regarding housing, employment, […]