Narcomanta and human remains left next to the Baja California Prosecutor’s Office
Intense police mobilization occurred near the Tijuana State Attorney General’s Office due to the discovery of human remains accompanied by a narco-banner on the Alamar Norte Expressway in the Chapultepec Alamar neighborhood, within the Centenario District, right next to the courthouse. According to information collected on social media, the incident was reported to authorities around […]
Jalisco’s tourism plan kicks off with $2 billion in private investment for new hotels.
The Jalisco Tourism Secretariat, headed by Michelle Fridman Hirsch, officially presented the state’s Tourism Development Plan, a six-year, organizational document that will chart the course for the sector in the coming years. It was developed collaboratively through forums and roundtables with industry stakeholders. “It’s an unprecedented document. In many destinations in Mexico, but in Jalisco, […]
The magic of autumn arrives at the Pumpkin Festival
Under the theme “The Magic of Autumn,” Guanajuato’s Bicentennial Park transforms into a setting filled with light, color, and tradition with the arrival of the Pumpkin Festival. A themed tour celebrates the spirit of autumn and the Day of the Dead through hundreds of illuminated figures and interactive spaces for the whole family. From the […]
Avocado growers in Michoacán call for a national strike on October 14.
Avocado producers in Michoacán announced a national strike for next Tuesday, October 14, in protest of the low prices facing the so-called “green gold” in the national and international markets. The call, which has been extended nationwide, includes a call to suspend all activities related to the production, marketing, and distribution of avocados, including their […]
Michoacán expects an increase in the monarch butterfly population by 2025.
Just one month before the spectacular arrival of the Monarch Butterfly to the forests of the Monarch Butterfly Biosphere Reserve, expectations in Michoacán are high. Environmental authorities, led by Alejandro Méndez López, head of the Ministry of the Environment (Secma), are optimistic and expect a new season with a high monarch butterfly population, continuing the […]
Bread of the Dead in Oaxaca, Puebla, and Michoacán
Bread of the Dead is one of the most representative symbols of the Day of the Dead in Mexico. Although it is prepared throughout the country during the October-November season, each region has its own style, flavor, and meaning. Oaxaca, Puebla, and Michoacán are three states where this tradition is deeply rooted, and where bread […]
Olita, the wellness brand challenging boutique hotels in Oaxaca
Raymundo Domínguez doesn’t sell yoga mats or meditation zafus, but Olita, the resort he founded and manages in Puerto Escondido, is full of them. There, jute mats, circular mirrors with natural fiber frames, handcrafted pillows, eye masks, and books coexist, so that guests can sleep in a luxurious place where they can recover their mental […]
The Golden Curl Bridge reaches 82% completion: it will connect 10 municipalities in Chiapas.
The Secretary of Infrastructure, Communications, and Transportation (SICT), Jesús Antonio Esteva Medina, announced that the construction process of the Rizo de Oro Bridge between the municipalities of La Concordia and Chicomuselo is 82 percent complete. “Major changes were made to the cables, which led to the decision to redesign and reinforce the mounting system. The […]
29 municipalities in Chiapas affected by heavy rains
According to State Civil Protection, 29 municipalities have now been affected by the rains of recent days. In Simojovel, a landslide in the El Jardín community affected the José de Allende y Unzaga elementary school, damaging seven classrooms. This occurred at night, so only material damage has been reported. In the Ignacio Zaragoza ejido in […]