World Cup leaves a financial impact of 22,678 million pesos in Mexico City, an amount lower than expected
The economic impact of the FIFA World Cup in Mexico City was 22.678 billion pesos, reported the local National Chamber of Commerce (Canaco), which is 3.602 billion pesos less than the 26.280 billion pesos projected by the same organization in April 2026. The business organization presented a preliminary report on the economic impact of the […]
Marches, blockades and demonstrations today in Mexico City: take precautions
The Mexico City Secretariat of Citizen Security reported a schedule of events for Tuesday, July 7, including six demonstrations, one scheduled meeting, two bike rides, and eleven recreational events in various boroughs of the capital. These events may cause traffic delays or road closures. The day’s events include social protests, activities organized by various groups, […]
Mexico City records more than 3,000 medical consultations during the World Cup; 93 fans required transport
Since the World Cup began in Mexico City on June 11th, and continuing until early Monday morning, health authorities have provided a total of 3,563 medical consultations and transported 93 people for various reasons, ranging from injuries to heart attacks, according to Mexico City Health Secretary Nadine Gasman Zylbermann. These consultations have been provided to […]
Xcaret, with Mexico’s departure from the World Cup, offers a discount to registered participants.
Following Mexico’s elimination from the World Cup and the promise to give away 150,000 tickets to Mexicans, Xcaret decided to compensate those who registered with 50% discounts at its parks: Xcaret, Xel-Há, Xplor and Xplor Fuego, Xenses, and Xoximilco. Luis Carlos Velázquez, Corporate Marketing Director of Grupo Xcaret, stated that they sought to “recognize the […]
Mexico questions US protection of Chapitos and family
The Mexican government questioned the United States about who has made deals with drug trafficking criminal organizations, given the contradictions surrounding the capture and transfer of Ismael “El Mayo” Zambada and the benefits obtained by the “Los Chapitos” faction of the Sinaloa Cartel. Source: reforma
Baja California government promotes state real estate licensing to strengthen housing market security
Buying, selling, or renting a home with greater certainty and security is the goal of the “Your Real Estate License Starts Here” program, through which the Baja California government is promoting the professionalization of real estate agents with free training and scholarships to obtain their first state license, Governor Marina del Pilar Avila Olmeda announced. […]
Baja California Sur ranks among the states most economically affected by violence
According to data published in the 2026 Mexico Peace Index, Baja California Sur stood out as one of the eight states in the country with the highest per capita cost of violence. According to the study, the state ranked 25th nationally, with a cost of 47,632 pesos per person due to the impact of violent […]
Baja Ferries’ strategy
Baja Ferries, founded by Mariano Ruano, a renowned maritime entrepreneur, has grown into the largest company in Baja California Sur and one of Mexico’s most promising logistics firms. During a meeting with Nino Liaño, the company’s Chief Executive Officer, he explained how Baja Ferries has evolved into one of the country’s strongest logistics businesses, supported […]