The Catholic Church in the state of Guerrero does not perform marriages between minors; the minimum age for marriage is 18, as was recently the case in the community of San Pedro Cuitlapan in the municipality of Tlacochistlahuaca. In an interview, Priest José Filiberto Velázquez Florencio confirmed that Canon Law establishes that the minimum age […]

With unique landscapes, warm beaches, and unparalleled cuisine, Guerrero reaffirmed its position as one of Mexico’s favorite tourist destinations over the long weekend, welcoming thousands of national and international visitors who enjoyed the charm of the Home of the Sun. According to a bulletin, Guerrero’s Secretary of Tourism, Simón Quiñones Orozco, reported that, from May […]

The state government published Decree 171 this Friday, which constitutionally protects bullfighting and charrería as part of the cultural heritage of Aguascalientes. The reform, published on April 25 in the Official State Gazette (POE), modifies various articles of the local Constitution, including articles 10, 20, 40, 70, and 70A, to guarantee the promotion, protection, and […]

Submerged in the crystal-clear waters of the rocky barrier of Las Gatas Beach in Zihuatanejo, Guerrero, lies an anchor that bears witness to one of the most daring acts of the famous English privateer George Anson (1697-1762). The story behind this episode is told in the renovated Archaeological Museum of the Costa Grande (MACOGRA), which, […]

The president of the Ixtapa-Zihuatanejo Hotel Association, Luis Castañeda Muñoz, reported that they are in advanced discussions with Aeroméxico to establish a direct flight connection between the destination and New York City. He explained that the airline is currently analyzing its schedule, fleet availability, and the feasibility of the project, which will also depend on […]

Activist Marco Antonio Suástegui Muñoz, a renowned defender of land rights in Guerrero, died this Friday, April 25, in an Acapulco hospital after being the victim of an armed attack on April 18. According to civil organizations such as Tlachinollan, the Human Rights Center of La Montaña, the leader of the Council of Ejidos and […]

A humpback whale calf, about six months old, stranded dead on the beach of Coyuca de Benítez on Tuesday afternoon. The whale had a fishing net wrapped around its tail and a rope sticking out of its mouth, residents reported. Marine biologist Juan Manuel Barnard said that these types of accidents that kill whales are […]

The body of a woman was found floating in the sea in the bay of this port in Puerto Mío. The incident was reported around 10:00 a.m. this Friday when authorities arrived at the scene. Public Safety and the Navy carried out the rescue of the body, which was wearing only a black swimsuit. Following […]

As part of the San Marcos National Fair Day, the Aguascalientes Municipal Institute for Culture (IMAC) offered a moving concert featuring traditional Mexican music, led by three local ensembles dedicated to the rescue and preservation of our sound roots. Raíz Viva, Son4, and La Milpa filled the stage with identity and pride with performances that […]

In the last two weeks, the number of dead sea turtles found along the coast of Playa Larga and Playa Blanca has increased, raising concerns among residents, tourists, and environmentalists. In some cases, the turtles are already in an advanced state of decomposition. Yesterday, four dead turtles were found in Playa Blanca, while in Playa […]