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Acapulco is ready to host the Tianguis Turístico

Acapulco has recovered 17,000 of the 19,000 hotel rooms it had available before Hurricanes Otis and John, and is therefore ready to host the 50th edition of the Tianguis Turístico (Tourism Fair) from April 27 to 30, Federal Tourism Secretary Josefina Rodríguez Zamora told the media. “There are 2,000 rooms left to recover, and a […]

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They are seeking US training for the municipal police of Zihuatanejo

The municipal government of Zihuatanejo is seeking support from the United States government to train the Municipal Preventive Police in security matters. They are also requesting that the U.S. remove the destination from the current travel advisory for the state of Guerrero. Mayor Liz Tapia Castro reported that she held meetings with Sarah Duffy, U.S. […]

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Take off, Zihuatanejo, with more domestic and international flights!

The airport in this municipality is bustling with planes and domestic and international flights on the eve of the second long weekend of the year. This Thursday, the airport terminal is crowded, reflecting the continued arrival of tourists who choose this destination as their favorite in the Costa Grande region of the state, thanks to […]

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K’uínchekua 2026: a festival that honors memory and celebrates the identity of Michoacán

The K’uínchekua is a Michoacán festival that celebrates the state’s grandeur and takes place at the Yácatas of Tzintzuntzan. This tradition envelops the audience with its music and pride, reminding them why Michoacán is the soul of Mexico. In the 2026 edition, the fifth of the event, a special dedication will be made to the […]

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Aguascalientes will have new air routes to Puebla and Puerto Vallarta

Starting June 2, 2026, traveling to Puebla or Puerto Vallarta will be faster, more direct, and more affordable, thanks to the opening of two new Volaris routes from Jesús Terán Peredo International Airport. The new flights will operate three times a week: Tuesdays, Thursdays, and Sundays, facilitating quick and accessible travel for both business travelers […]

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Aguascalientes’ industry grows, despite national decline

The industrial dynamism of Aguascalientes was once again reflected in the most recent indicators from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI), registering a monthly growth of 3.8 percent in November 2025, confirming the state’s positive performance compared to the national average. According to the Monthly Indicator of Industrial Activity by State (IMAIEF), the […]

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Chihuahua government obstructs access to abortion despite its decriminalization

On March 8, International Women’s Day, feminist collectives stated that the Chihuahua state government is obstructing access to abortion in the public health system, despite the procedure having been decriminalized over a year ago. In a statement released on International Women’s Day, members of the Marea Verde Chihuahua organization stated that state authorities maintain institutional […]

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Jalisco surpasses Chihuahua as the state with the most measles cases in Mexico

The state of Jalisco has now surpassed Chihuahua in the number of measles cases, becoming the state with the highest incidence of this virus nationwide. Although a recent downward trend has been observed in the state, the outbreak that began in late 2015 continues to significantly affect the health of the population of Jalisco. To […]

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Óscar Rentería Schazarino resigns as Secretary of Security of Sinaloa

Óscar Rentería Schazarino resigned this Thursday as Secretary of Public Security in Sinaloa, after serving just over a year in the position. The reasons for the military officer’s departure are currently unknown, but according to local and national media, Rentería Schazarino may return to active duty as a brigadier general. General Óscar Rentería Schazarino took […]