Coffee growers in Chiapas with closer support
A woman coffee farmer from Montecristo de Guerrero climbs into the coffee trees before dawn, picking ripe red cherries through the Sierra’s morning mist before carrying a heavy sack down to the community courtyard. She has spent years doing the same work: hand-harvesting, using a borrowed pulping machine, and selling her coffee to the first […]
Truck drivers block highways in Puebla and Chiapas
Despite Agreement With Federal Authorities, AMOTAC Transporters Continue Blocking Roads in Puebla and Chiapas Although Mexico’s Ministry of the Interior (Segob) and the Ministry of Citizen Security reached an agreement with transporters from the Mexican Alliance of Transport Organizations (AMOTAC), some members of the organization have continued blocking highways in Puebla and Chiapas. In Puebla, […]
58 municipalities in Chiapas are at risk due to the rainy season
Authorities Identify 90 Critical Waterway Risk Points as Chiapas Activates Interagency Command Center for the 2026 Rainy Season Authorities have identified 90 critical points in rivers and waterways as they activated the Interagency Command Center in response to the imminent impact of the rainy season and a period of contrasting weather conditions across the state. […]
Oaxaca consolidated its position as the ninth most violent state in the country between January and May, reports the Public Security Secretariat
Oaxaca remains in ninth place nationally for extreme violence, with 378 documented murders between January and May 2026, the Executive Secretary of the National Public Security System confirmed this afternoon. The federal government specified that Oaxaca recorded more homicides than Jalisco (355), Mexico City (351), and Michoacán (336), states that have at some point registered […]
Fishermen in Oaxaca report damages caused by spill at Pemex refinery
Fishermen have reported a new oil spill from the state-owned petroleum company, threatening marine wildlife along the Pacific coast, an area that is vital to the livelihoods of local coastal communities. The leak occurred at a Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) refinery in the port city of Salina Cruz, in the southern state of Oaxaca. The company […]
The 2026 Mole Fair will take place on June 27th and 28th in San Lucas Atzala, in Calpan
The Secretariat of Tourism Development, in coordination with authorities from the municipality of Calpan and the State Secretariat of Culture, announced the eleventh annual Mole Fair of San Lucas Atzala, to be held on June 27 and 28. Organizers expect 10,000 attendees and an economic impact exceeding 2 million pesos. In recognizing the traditional cooks […]
Cabo San Lucas is the area with the most super luxury properties in Latin America
Los Cabos has become an international benchmark for travelers seeking exclusivity, quality, and personalized experiences in recent years. According to the database of “Virtuoso,” a global network of agencies and advisors specializing in luxury tourism, Cabo San Lucas is the region with the highest number of ultra-luxury properties affiliated with the network in all of […]
Vallarta is recognized at the Wine Spectator Restaurant Awards 2026
Puerto Vallarta is once again making headlines on the international culinary scene after two of its restaurants were included in the 2026 Wine Spectator Restaurant Awards, one of the most prestigious accolades in the global restaurant and wine industry. The distinction is part of the Award of Excellence category, which recognizes establishments with carefully curated […]
Mazatlán welcomes more than 4,000 cruise passengers arriving on the Carnival Panorama ship: Sectur
With a total of 4,804 passengers and 1,431 crew members, the Carnival Panorama cruise ship arrived in Mazatlán on Wednesday, June 24, 2026, immediately activating the transportation sector. Hours before the ship docked at the fiscal pier, transportation providers were waiting to offer city tours to the tourists. According to the Sinaloa Tourism Secretariat, this […]