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Neuroscientist from Durango seeks support to travel to the US and join a research project

Naybi Nikte-Ha Requejo Mendoza, a neuroscientist from Durango, has launched a fundraising campaign on GoFundMe to raise the resources needed to travel to the United States and join a research project at the National Institutes of Health, where she has been formally accepted. Naybi is a graduate of Biochemical Engineering from the Durango Institute of […]

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Christmas Fair surpasses 800,000 visitors: attractive tourists and organization stand out

The Christmas Fair continues to solidify its position as one of the main gathering places this season, having already registered more than 800,000 visitors. These visitors have enjoyed a safe, well-organized environment designed for all ages, reflecting Governor Esteban Villegas Villarreal’s vision to offer quality public spaces and strengthen family togetherness during this time of […]

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Coahuila ends the year with 55 cases of measles and Durango with 40

Coahuila ended 2025 with 55 cases of measles and Durango with 40, according to the Federal Ministry of Health. The report, with data up to the last day of December, shows that a total of 6,213 cases were detected nationwide in 2025; the first cases began in the fifth epidemiological week. The School Mobility program […]

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In Baja California, journalists demand freedom of expression and denounce the criminalization of the profession.

Journalists in Tijuana demonstrated at the Glorieta Monumento a México to demand respect for freedom of expression. They remembered murdered colleagues like Lourdes Maldonado and denounced the judicial persecution against the profession. Source: milenio

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Abalone fishing season begins in Baja California

The abalone fishing season began on January 1st off the coast of Baja California, and tuna fishing began on January 20th, according to the National Aquaculture and Fisheries Commission (Conapesca). The measure is based on technical opinions issued by the Mexican Institute for Research in Sustainable Fisheries and Aquaculture (IMIPAS), with the aim of strengthening […]

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Goodbye to Cash: TAG Will Be Mandatory at Toll Booths in Baja California Starting This 2026

Starting at the first minute of 2026, the use of the TAG system became mandatory at most toll booths operated by Caminos y Puentes Federales (CAPUFE) in Mexico, including several located in Baja California, as part of a strategy to expedite traffic and strengthen safety on federal highways. You might be interested in: Baja California […]

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The luxurious Aman brand lands in Mexico and chooses Baja California Sur.

The Mexican hotel industry is preparing to welcome one of the most prestigious names in luxury. Aman, the legendary brand founded by Adrian Zecha in 1988, has announced the opening this year of the Amanvari hotel, its first venture in Mexico, located in East Cape, Baja California Sur. The resort will be part of Costa […]

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BCS closed 2025 with more than 1.2 million cruise passengers and high economic impact

Baja California Sur maintained high activity in the cruise tourism sector as 2025 drew to a close, with arrivals scheduled in the final days of the year and an annual total exceeding pre-pandemic figures. State and port authorities reported that the state ended the year with more than 1.2 million cruise passengers. The head of […]

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Baja California Sur continues its Embrace it program for foreign travelers

The goal is to ensure clarity for international travelers and guarantee compliance with the legal obligation to pay the tax that funds environmental protection, tourism infrastructure, and cultural projects in the state. Authorized by Article 129 Bis of the State Tax Law, Embrace it establishes a fee of $25 USD, applicable to visitors over 12 […]