This Saturday, a “March Against the U.S. Attack on Venezuela” will be held, convened by former congressman Enrique Alba. You can also read: Caterpillars or turtles? León residents lose 73 minutes on each ride of the Caterpillar bus in León Through his social media accounts, Enrique Alba, founder of the National Regeneration Movement (Morena) party, […]
Venezuelans in Guanajuato celebrate the arrest of Nicolás Maduro; they claim it is the “end of the dictatorship”
Venezuelan families gathered at the Arco de la Calzada to celebrate the “freedom and peace” of their country, following the arrest of President Nicolás Maduro. They sang and shouted “Viva!” with their homeland’s flag at the forefront, for the end of the “Chavista regime,” which “repressed,” “impoverished, and denied freedom of expression” to their people. […]
Not just cobblestone streets and pretty terraces: The museums in San Miguel de Allende add culture to your visit
San Miguel de Allende is much more than cobblestone streets, pretty terraces, and photogenic sunsets. This enchanting destination in Guanajuato is also home to cultural spaces that tell stories, celebrate art, and preserve Mexico’s memory. From a viceregal house that belonged to one of the heroes of Independence, to a former convent converted into an […]
The magical town, a World Heritage Site, where Mexico’s independence was forged.
San Miguel de Allende is not only considered a “Pueblo Mágico” (Magical Town), but it’s also one of those destinations that effortlessly captivates visitors. Located in the state of Guanajuato, about three hours by road from Mexico City, it’s also easily accessible by plane from the Mexican capital. Declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO […]
La Talega in San Miguel celebrates its grand annual Migrant Day
La Talega is the annual gathering place for hundreds of families, some of whose members have migrated to the United States in search of better opportunities. In this community, generations converge during the Christmas holidays and especially on Migrant Day. The community’s wide cobblestone and dirt roads, which appear deserted for most of the year, […]
Man shot dead inside butcher shop in San Miguel de Allende
The tranquility of the San Luis Rey neighborhood was shattered last night after residents reported several gunshots on Venustiano Carranza Street. Around 10 p.m., municipal police units responded to the scene to investigate the report, accompanied by an ambulance from the Mexican Red Cross. Upon arrival, paramedics entered a butcher shop where they found a […]
Migrants will be able to process their wills at a discount during their return to Guanajuato
During the month of December, migrants from Guanajuato will be able to access the benefits of the Will Month program, designed to expedite the process of obtaining this document that transfers their rights. This was announced by the Secretary of Government, Jorge Daniel Jiménez Lona, who noted that the arrival of Mexican nationals to the […]
San Miguel de Allende 2025: A celebration guide for an unforgettable Christmas and New Year
This year, San Miguel de Allende, the jewel of Mexico’s Bajío region, combines its deep-rooted traditions with top-tier culinary and entertainment offerings, providing a menu of experiences to celebrate Christmas Eve and welcome the New Year. From December 16 to 24, the Directorate of Culture and Traditions organizes the emblematic Posadas at various venues throughout […]
Guanajuato Congress seeks to declare the Dance of the Little Bull as cultural heritage
The Congress urged Governor Libia García Muñoz Ledo to declare the Dance of the Little Bull (Danza del Torito) an Intangible Cultural Heritage of the State of Guanajuato. “Dance is a human expression that communicates feelings, ideas, and traditions through bodily movement; for it to exist, the space where it is performed, the movement the […]
“Low-class, low-class, low-class”: Mayor of San Miguel de Allende points the finger at businessmen from San Luis Potosí after brawl
The mayor of San Miguel de Allende, Mauricio Trejo, sparked controversy after referring to a group of business owners from San Luis Potosí as “nacos, nacos, nacos” (a derogatory term for lower-class people) after they were involved in a brawl with municipal police over the weekend. The mayor stated that the confrontation began at a […]