Royer’s wake is being held in San Juan Chamula, Chiapas; his father claims that the young Tzotzil man, who died in ICE custody, did not consume alcohol or drugs.
When the coffin containing the body of 18-year-old Royer Pérez Jiménez was placed in the living room of the house he left three years ago, his father, Manuel Pérez, wanted to tell him that he wanted to embrace him upon his return, as he had promised, but he couldn’t utter a word. At that moment, […]
Conanp files complaints regarding egg looting at Escobilla Beach Sanctuary, Oaxaca
In response to videos circulating on social media showing two people poaching turtle eggs at the Escobilla Beach Sanctuary in Oaxaca, the National Commission of Natural Protected Areas (Conanp) reported that it has filed the corresponding complaints with the Attorney General’s Office (FGR) and the Federal Attorney for Environmental Protection (Profepa). “The poachers, caught in […]
Oaxaca merchants open a channel to dump wastewater into the sea; Oaxaca Health Services prepares operation
Through social media, tourists denounced alleged vendors for digging a channel right on the beach in Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca, to dump wastewater directly into the sea. This action was shared and quickly went viral online, as it occurred during Holy Week and in one of the state’s most iconic tourist destinations. The incident was captured […]
Red Flag activated due to swell in Puerto Escondido
Security authorities reported that a swell began impacting coastal areas of Puerto Escondido, prompting the implementation of preventative measures and the evacuation of businesses and areas near the sea on beaches at higher risk. Red flag in Puerto Escondido: swimming prohibitedThe Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection indicated that around 1:00 p.m., an increase in […]
Nayarit launches digital series “Heritage Routes” with the Cinco Pueblos Museum
The Nayarit State Council for Culture and the Arts (CECAN) has launched a new digital initiative to bring the state’s vast cultural wealth closer to the public. This initiative involves the release of the first episode of the web series “Heritage Routes,” available since April 3rd on the official YouTube channel “Cultura Nayarit.” This first […]
Nayarit: National Oyster Festival kicks off in Bucerías; 25,000 attendees expected
The 26th annual National Oyster Festival 2026 kicked off this afternoon on Bucerías beach and will continue throughout the weekend. During the event, oyster farmers will be giving away 10,000 oysters and 500 kilos of fish ceviche to attendees, which they began preparing days ago. Every year, the clam divers organize this festival, supported by […]
Strategic planning, a pillar for urban development and mobility in Los Cabos
The mayor of Los Cabos, Christian Agúndez Gómez, emphasized that the municipal development policy is geared towards strategic planning, with the goal of promoting an order that aligns with the needs of the population. The mayor explained that this vision includes projects focused on improving mobility, urban infrastructure, and public works and services, all aligned […]
Navy rescues two tourists near El Tule Beach in Cabo San Lucas
The Coast Guard received a distress call and immediately launched a search operation; the two rescued individuals received immediate medical attention. The Mexican Navy, through the Cabo San Lucas Naval Sector and the Los Cabos Naval Search, Rescue, and Maritime Surveillance Station (ENSAR), acting as the Coast Guard, reports that naval personnel rescued two Mexican […]
It’s not all about the beach: Vallarta residents are flocking to rivers during these holidays
During the current holiday season, it’s not just the beaches that are attracting visitors to Puerto Vallarta. Hundreds of people are also flocking to the region’s rivers and streams to relax in nature. Some visitors choose to camp in these areas, while others simply come to spend the day with their families, leading to increased […]