The “ghost” church in Oaxaca that appears once a year
Every year, when the waters of the Benito Juárez Dam recede, an ancient Dominican church emerges in the town of Santa María Jalapa del Marqués, a reflection of the cultural richness of the Zapotec civilization. This event, which occurs during the dry season, has turned this place into a fascinating destination and a hidden treasure […]
Heavy rains are forecast in Guerrero, Oaxaca, and Chiapas.
For this Sunday, September 21, a low-pressure trough over southeastern Mexico, interacting with an upper-level trough, will cause intense rainfall in Oaxaca, Veracruz, Chiapas, Tabasco, and Campeche, as well as heavy rain in Yucatán and Quintana Roo, the National Water Commission reported. On the other hand, a low-pressure area with the potential for cyclonic development […]
Shrimp fishing season begins October 14 in San Felipe.
The federal SADER (National Fisheries and Aquaculture Agency), through CONAPESCA, announced that shrimp fishing will begin at midnight on October 14th in the waters of the upper Gulf of California, i.e., in the area of San Felipe, Baja California, and the Gulf of Santa Clara, in Sonora. Ramón Franco Díaz points out that illegal vessels […]
Immerse yourself in the history and legends of California exhibit in La Paz
This Friday, September 19, the group exhibition “Tierra incógnita: Historia, Mitos y Leyendas de California” (Unknown Land: History, Myths, and Legends of California) opened in the temporary exhibition hall of the Regional Museum of Anthropology and History of Baja California Sur. The project brings together works by local and national artists who, through various techniques, […]
Los Cabos Convention Center renovation ruled out; social projects will be prioritized
After several years of disuse, the Baja California Sur government announced last year that the Los Cabos International Convention Center would be leased to a private company for 400,000 pesos. However, despite the current contract, state authorities have ruled out any renovation of the building. The announcement has sparked debate among tourism industry representatives, who […]
The XXXII National Senior Charro Championship 2025 was inaugurated in Zacatecas
The opening ceremony of the 32nd Zacatecas National Charro Senior Championship 2025 “Don Álvaro Perales Luna” was held this Sunday afternoon at the Monumental Lienzo Charro “Antonio Aguilar Barraza” in Zacatecas, the capital city. Government officials, directors of the Mexican Charrería Federation, and representatives from various state unions gathered. The ceremony was led by Le […]
Governors of Jalisco and San Luis Potosí accuse Zacatecas of covering up crimes
The public accusation made by Jalisco Governor Pablo Lemus that “someone” from the state of Zacatecas orchestrated the illegal transfer of the bodies of six people who were originally executed in the municipality of Pinos—allegedly by an organized crime group—and who the next day “appeared” piled up on a property in the neighboring municipality of […]
Durango will be a key player in the reopening of borders.
Following a positive inspection conducted by the United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) at the SuKarne and Rancho Lucero feedlots, “the state will be a key player in reopening the borders for live cattle to the United States,” declared Jesús López Morales, head of the Ministry of Agriculture, Livestock, and Rural Development (SAGDR). The state […]
Durango, the state with the second fewest homicides in Mexico
In the first nine months of 2025, Durango recorded 54 homicides, placing the state second in the nation for the lowest number of cases, according to the National Public Security Council’s Security Report, analyzed by TResearch International. With this figure, Durango ranks 30th out of 32 in homicide incidence, maintaining its position as one of […]