Celebrate El Grito in one of the towns where Independence Day took place: it’s an experience every Mexican should live.
With the Grito celebration just around the corner, there’s no better way to experience it than in the places where it all began. Although Independence didn’t happen overnight or in just one place, one of the most important was San Miguel de Allende, whose name honors Ignacio Allende, one of the nation’s great heroes. It […]
When does fall and the cold season begin in Querétaro in 2025?
On September 22nd, autumn will begin in Querétaro, along with the arrival of the equinox in the Northern Hemisphere. On this date, the change of season will occur around 7:00 a.m., ushering in days with less sunlight and longer nights. What is the autumn equinox? The autumn equinox is an astronomical phenomenon in which day […]
Construction begins on the first section of the Querétaro-Irapuato train
Construction of the first section of the Querétaro-Irapuato Passenger Train began this morning with the groundbreaking of the 30.3-kilometer construction project that will connect Querétaro with the Apaseo el Grande station. Upon signaling the start of the project, the head of the Railway Transport Regulatory Agency, Andrés Lajous, said that this project will directly benefit […]
People displaced by drug violence in Sinaloa are putting pressure on the economy and services in Durango.
The internal war within the Sinaloa Cartel has unleashed an unprecedented wave of violence in the state. This conflict between the Los Chapitos and La Mayiza factions has led to massive displacement of families and business owners to neighboring states. For just over a week now, the arrival of families has been reported in Durango, […]
Mazatlán adds five more cruise ships to be served in September
During September, the port will receive five international cruise ships. Added to the 66 that already arrived from January to August, the total will reach 71 cruise ships by the end of the ninth month of the year, said Mireya Sosa Osuna, Secretary of Tourism of Sinaloa. “The presence of cruise ship passengers in Mazatlán […]
With the paving of Pescadores Street in Mazatlán, the 2025 works plan advances and already totals 120
As part of the 2025 Annual Public Works Plan, paving work began this Thursday on Pescadores Street in Mazatlán, in the Arboledas III neighborhood, for which 2.8 million pesos will be invested. At the groundbreaking ceremony, Mayor Estrella Palacios said that this important project will soon fulfill the residents’ dreams. Despite living in a residential […]
Tragedy in Bernal: Two Spanish tourists die in a serious accident.
Two Spanish tourists are among the fatalities in the serious accident on the Bernal highway, reported Secretary of Government Eric Gudiño. The official indicated that the arrival of the Spanish consul is expected, who will meet with the State Prosecutor’s Office to coordinate the repatriation procedures for the bodies. “In the case of the two […]
Cancun accounts for almost half of all international air tourism arriving in Mexico.
Cancún reaffirms its position as Mexico’s leading tourist destination, according to the Tourism Sector Program published in the Official Gazette of the Federation. The assessment indicates that this tourist destination accounts for 43.8% of international visitor arrivals by air, placing it well ahead of Mexico City (17%), Los Cabos (10.8%), and Puerto Vallarta (8.8%). This […]
Storm Mario moves away from the Mexican coast, but heavy rains are expected in Baja California.
Tropical Storm Mario continues to move away from the Mexican coast, but its cloud formations will cause very heavy rains in Baja California Sur and Baja California over the next few hours, the National Meteorological Service (SMN) reported. At 9:15 a.m. Central Mexico time, the center of the storm was located approximately 550 kilometers west-southwest […]