The corner of Querétaro you should explore on foot if you’re a tourist; it features bars, restaurants, and theaters.
If you are looking for things to do in Querétaro and want to visit one of the most representative places in its Historic Center, the 5 de Mayo Walkway is a must-see destination. This pedestrian street has become a favorite spot for both tourists and locals thanks to its colonial architecture, cultural atmosphere, and wide […]
The 2026 Elote and Esquite Festival is coming to Querétaro with music, lucha libre, and gastronomy.
Lovers of traditional cuisine can look forward to the 2026 Elote and Esquite Festival, an event bringing together flavor, entertainment, and recreational activities at the Sombrerete Tianguis Esplanade on Saturday, June 20. What activities are planned? The celebration will take place from 2:00 PM to 10:00 PM and will offer a wide variety of corn-based […]
Michelin Guide Jalisco: Guadalajara conquers the 2026 list; this restaurant was the big surprise.
Jalisco has become one of the biggest stories of the Michelin Guide Mexico 2026. The inclusion of Guadalajara in the famous guide has been a major surprise and a significant recognition of the city’s growing culinary scene. Here are all the new Michelin-starred restaurants and other award-winning projects from Jalisco. Jalisco Restaurants Added to the […]
Is a fault waking up? A series of earthquakes shakes Baja California and Baja California Sur TODAY, June 12 ⚠️
A series of earthquakes recorded between June 11 and June 12 drew the attention of residents in northwestern Mexico. Reports from the National Seismological Service (SSN) show seismic activity in different areas of Baja California and Baja California Sur. Five Earthquakes Recorded Today, June 12, 2026, in Baja California During the early hours of June […]
Blackouts could continue this summer in Baja California Sur due to extreme heat.
Blackouts are expected in Baja California Sur this coming summer—and indeed, they have already begun following recent temperatures of 40 degrees Celsius—warned Jaqueline Valenzuela Meza, Executive Director of the Center for Renewable Energy and Environmental Quality (CERCA). She noted that with the arrival of summer on June 21, weather forecasts predict rising temperatures in Baja […]
Baja Fut Fest kicked off in Mexicali with a low turnout of local residents.
Turnout was low at the FEX complex for the opening of the Baja Fut Fest Mexcali. Starting at 10:30 a.m., buses could be seen arriving at the event site on Río Nuevo Boulevard. Dozens of people began entering, passing through the designated outdoor viewing area to reach the FEX palenque (arena), where the air conditioning […]
Topolobampo and the conflict over a Swiss-German plant
A Swiss-German consortium is building one of the world’s largest ammonia plants in Sinaloa with financing from the German public bank KfW. Indigenous communities, scientists, and the United Nations have raised serious objections. On the night of June 4, the white wall surrounding the German Embassy in Mexico City was covered with protest graffiti, excrement, […]
Rocha Moya’s Financial Network: Nepotism and Business Dealings in the Shadow of Los Chapitos
The network of companies linked to the sons and associates of Rubén Rocha Moya, the governor of Sinaloa currently on leave, became a web of public contracts, rigged bidding processes, and resource triangulation that is now under investigation by Mexico’s Financial Intelligence Unit (UIF) and by U.S. authorities. Rocha Moya. All in the family. Beyond […]
MADERO: THE TWO FACES OF HIS FAMILY
Francisco I. Madero González was a member of a family from Coahuila that had taken advantage of the peace and economic progress of the Porfiriato to accumulate enormous wealth. His grandfather, Evaristo Madero, had been Governor of Coahuila and was the owner or shareholder of large agricultural and livestock estates, wineries, textile factories, oil and […]