León and San Miguel de Allende will host Guanajuato Wine Week from June 2nd to 7th. The program includes not only tastings and pairings, but also workshops, the celebration of International Sommelier Day, the National Sommelier Competition, music, food, and vineyard tours. An attendance of over 3,000 people and an economic impact of more than […]

Four months after closing to the public, the archaeological site of Cañada de la Virgen reopened with a traditional ceremony in which representatives of Indigenous communities celebrated the recovery of the space and honored the archaeologists who began the restoration project in the 1980s. Still under the protection of the Guardia Nacional, federal and state […]

Jorge Espadas Galván, the coordinator of the PAN caucus in the local Congress, accused members of the Morena party in Guanajuato of maintaining ties to organized crime. He directed these allegations specifically at Abraham Ramos Sotomayor, a deputy from Irapuato, and Juan Miguel Ramírez Sánchez, the mayor of Celaya. Displaying headlines from print news articles […]

The Foro Migrante Guanajuato, organized by lawmakers from the Partido Acción Nacional in the local Congress, highlighted the challenges faced by Mexican migrants in the United States and examined the difficulties they encounter daily in order to determine how authorities and organizations can respond. One of the major concerns discussed during the forum was the […]

Only three out of every ten people in Guanajuato believe that the police provide a sense of security, placing the state among the eleven worst-ranked in the country. This was revealed by the 2025 National Survey on Government Quality and Impact (ENCIG). With a public confidence perception rate of 33.6%, Guanajuato has remained among the […]

An image that depicts what is truly happening here—for only a few of us continue to expose what goes on in this place, while others—who once claimed to be the “voice of the people” and call themselves journalists without actually being one (since merely saying you are one is not enough; you must possess a […]

Artist Mario Oliva is presenting a group exhibition titled “Through the Color Wheel: Seeking Light Through Color in Times of Darkness” at his gallery, located within the Fábrica La Aurora in San Miguel de Allende. The exhibition brings together art, color, and social consciousness. This initiative emerged in response to various social situations and events […]

An increase in vehicle break-ins—along with several cases of muggings targeting pedestrians—in the San Antonio neighborhood of San Miguel de Allende has alarmed residents. They are calling for an increased Public Security presence, asserting that patrols in the area are few and far between. Residents of the aforementioned neighborhood note that thefts have proliferated in […]

During 2025, museums in Mexico recorded an influx of 52.2 million visitors, representing an increase of 0.6 million people compared to 2024. This is revealed in the most recent Museum Statistics report presented by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI). Attendance was concentrated in three states, which collectively accounted for 63.2% of the […]

The Municipal President of San Miguel de Allende, Mauricio Trejo Pureco, noted that—despite the efforts undertaken by the three levels of government at the Allende Dam—they are barely managing to win the battle regarding the containment of the water hyacinth. He explained that eradicating the infestation will require additional machinery, resources, and manpower, as well […]