Daylight saving time began to be applied in Mexico in 1996 with the aim of taking advantage of more natural light in daily activities, since the days in the northern hemisphere get longer in spring and shorter in autumn. The main idea was to add an hour of light at the end of the work […]

Personnel from the Federal Attorney for Environmental Protection (Profepa) rescued two sea lions between Espiritu Santo Island and San Rafaelito Lighthouse, in Baja California Sur, injured by fishing nets that became entangled in their necks. In response to the complaint from tourism service providers, the agency’s staff activated the Marine Mammal Stranding Network to care […]

The Los Cabos Tourism Trust (Fiturca) presented its public report for the year 2024, which highlights the positive effects of tourism promotion on the economic and social growth of the local community. Thanks to an effective promotion strategy, each peso invested in promoting the destination has generated an economic impact 323 times greater, which has […]

State highways in Baja California Sur complement the federal highway network, including the Transpeninsular Highway. These routes allow the integration of various localities and facilitate access to municipalities and strategic areas. According to the Secretariat of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation (SICT), state highways have been essential for the growth of mobility in the region, providing […]

The construction of a marina and the diversion of the Santiago Creek for the Costa Palmas tourism and real estate project by the company Desarrolladora La Ribera has modified the coastline and put at risk the right to fish of 80 fishermen in the community of La Ribera, Baja California Sur. In some stretches the […]

The Los Cabos Highway Bypass, Highway 1D, remains the only toll road in the entire state of Baja California Sur, connecting with the Transpeninsular Highway or Federal Highway Opened in 2015, this section significantly reduced the travel time between San José and San Lucas, as well as from the municipality’s airport to the two previous […]

Next Friday, February 21 at 5:00 p.m., the Baja California Sur Museum of Art will open its doors to the exhibition “Carlos Olachea Boucsiéguez South California Biennials of Visual Arts,” a space where works of painting, sculpture, photography and other disciplines converge to reflect the evolution of art in the state. Admission will be free […]

The federal government, through the Secretariat of Agrarian, Territorial and Urban Development (Sedatu), will implement the National Housing Program in Los Cabos, as part of the goal of one million homes nationwide. In the region, the construction of 44 four-story buildings is planned, totaling 17,400 homes projected for the area. The municipal director of Social […]

On Thursday, February 6, the first double grave was discovered on a private property on the La Paz highway to San Juan de La Costa. Source: amp.milenio

On the counter of the Eladio’s fish market there is a tuna weighing about thirty kilos. In a few seconds, Alán Villeda cuts off the head and one side, extracts a reddish slice, divides it into thick pieces, adds Japanese sauce, chives and fish roe. He brings the plate to me with a pair of […]