These are the businesses and bars linked to “Los Mayos” and the Morena drug deputy.
The U.S. Department of the Treasury’s Office of Foreign Assets Control (OFAC) has targeted 16 establishments and restaurants linked to the Sinaloa Cartel. The U.S. agency has included them on a new list of anti-drug and terrorism designations. The report also includes Hilda Brown, a Morena representative in Baja California and former mayor of Rosarito, […]
Los Cabos synchronizes visibility plan with WWT Championship
Despite receiving an average of 10,000 tourists a day, Los Cabos continues to seek more international attention. A key element in this plan is golf, especially with the support of the Professional Golfers Association (PGA). The PGA has the most important men’s professional tour in the world with more than 30 events on three continents. […]
The Guadalajara market will be held this week on Tuesday and Saturday at the Plaza de Toros.
Guadalajara City Council informs residents that, as an exception, this week’s market will be held on Tuesday, October 7th, and Saturday, October 11th, near the Guadalajara Bullring. According to Víctor Morejón, Councilor for the Market Department, this measure is intended to compensate for the days the market was relocated due to the Guadalajara Fairs and […]
Puerto Vallarta conquers the Buenos Aires tourism fair
Puerto Vallarta shone brightly at the 29th edition of the Latin American International Tourism Fair (FIT 2025), held in Buenos Aires from September 27 to 30. This year, this event attracted a record 140,000 visitors and established itself as the most important tourism gathering in the region and one of the leading global events. The […]
Tulum: Foreigners suffer wave of fraud due to real estate boom
Tulum’s real estate boom has occurred so rapidly and extensively that it has led to numerous frauds. While it attracted some serious developers, it also attracted inexperienced companies that got into a mess they were sometimes unable to escape, according to Bloomberg. Estrella Ríos, a lawyer with an office in the area, says that for […]
AMLO’s megaprojects are on display: The Maya Train and Tulum Airport are failing to take off.
AMLO’s megaprojects remain in the spotlight. In addition to being overpriced and several of them not operating at 100% capacity, it has been reported that they have not raised the expected revenue. And now, the complaints of the councilor of the municipality of Tulum, Quintana Roo, Eugenio Barbachano, have added to the complaints. He accused […]
Tulum’s public transportation could suspend operations due to a drop in tourism.
The public transportation sector in Tulum is experiencing one of its worst crises in years, stemming from the drastic decline in tourism to the destination, which has directly affected hundreds of drivers and their families. This was announced by Moisés Pool Quijano, general secretary of the National Union of Transporters for Change (UNTRAC) Section II. […]
The new luxury in Cancun: museum hotels, immersive experiences, and the tourist looking for more than just the beach.
While promoting the film Mr. & Mrs. Smith, Angelina Jolie needed a suite with an exclusive infinity pool. The request arrived at the offices of a hotel in Cancún with little time left. The solution: join three or four rooms to create the property’s most expensive suite, one that costs over US$2,000 per night. The […]
Possible case of screwworm in Mérida, in a pet
The Mérida City Council, through the Environment and Animal Welfare Unit (UMABA), recently reported a case of screwworm (Cochliomyia hominivorax) in a pet. Municipal authorities reported that at the veterinary clinic located in the Chichén Itzá neighborhood, in the eastern part of the city, a 13-year-old dog was treated for clinical signs suggesting the presence […]