This magical little town is a refuge from the intense winter cold, just over an hour from Oaxaca.
One of the most sought-after and visited tourist destinations in the Mixteca region of Oaxaca is the magical town of San Pedro y San Pablo Teposcolula, one of the eleven “Pueblitos Mágicos” (Magical Towns) in the city of Oaxaca (known as “Verde Antequera”). It’s a pivotal point for the Lázaro Cárdenas Plan, implemented by the […]
Parras, the origin of wine in America and the oasis where new Mexican wineries are born
Nestled among mountains and springs, Parras de la Fuente beats to the rhythm of wine. This oasis in the heart of the Coahuila desert not only safeguards the history of American winemaking but has also reinvented itself as a premier wine destination. Its semi-desert climate, calcareous soils, and the underground streams that nourish it create […]
Take note! Road blockades in Guanajuato
The Agricultural and Peasant Movement (MAC) reported that the following highway sections could be blocked: Irapuato-León, Irapuato-Pénjamo, Irapuato-Salamanca, and León-Aguascalientes if their demands are not met by the authorities. According to the group, caravans of farmers from across the state have been called to gather on November 24th at Irrigation District 011 in the municipality […]
Only 40% of real estate agents in Querétaro operate with a license.
It is estimated that only 40% of real estate agents operating in Querétaro have the required license, stated Guadalupe Zarazúa, president of the Querétaro Association of Real Estate Agencies. She explained that approximately 1,800 real estate agent licenses have been issued in the state this year. These licenses serve to identify individuals working in the […]
Querétaro ranks seventh in innovation and economy
Querétaro ranks seventh nationally in innovation and economy, according to the State Competitiveness Index of the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness (IMCO). The index highlights that the state is in the upper-middle range of competitiveness, just behind Mexico City, which ranked first, followed by Jalisco, Aguascalientes, Nuevo León, Chihuahua, Baja California Sur, and Querétaro. During the […]
On the extradition list
Arturo Millet Reyes, one of Yucatán’s major drug lords, is under investigation by U.S. authorities. The Yucatecan businessman, a member of a family influential in Yucatán’s economy and politics, is allegedly linked to organized crime, specifically the powerful Sinaloa Cartel. His name and his connection to this criminal group surfaced during the so-called “trial of […]
Security is leaving Yucatán
Yucatán faces a crisis in security, justice, and alleged acts of corruption within the state’s justice system. The National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI), the organization México Evalúa, and the national public security system itself have all reported this. INEGI revealed that the perception of insecurity in Yucatán is on the rise, with 39.6% […]
Yucatecans in the sights of the UIF
The federal agency, under the Ministry of Finance and Public Credit, is investigating individuals in Yucatán for alleged money laundering. Although no names were released due to the confidentiality of the investigation, the list of those under investigation reportedly includes public notaries, real estate developers, and public officials. The transactions were allegedly carried out through […]
200 Va y Ven buses out of service in Yucatán
The president of the Board of Directors of Circuito Metropolitano, David Esteban Quintal Medina, warned that the lack of resources to operate new units for the Va y Ven system is keeping approximately 200 new buses idle, many of which were intended to reinforce routes where service is still insufficient or practically nonexistent. He explained […]