Querétaro prepares operation for the 20th Migrant Caravan

Querétaro is preparing for the twentieth Migrant Caravan, which will depart on December 17 at 3:30 a.m. from Laredo, Texas, organized by Migrantes Unidos en Caravana A.C. (United Migrants in Caravan). The Secretary of Government, Eric Gudiño Torres, led a coordination meeting where it was reported that 800 vehicles have registered so far, and that […]

Querétaro will have an inclusive race “Run with me 2025”

The Querétaro State Institute of Sports and Recreation (INDEREQ), through its Adapted Sports Department, announced the community’s participation in “Run With Me 2025,” a race commemorating the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. The race will take place on Sunday, December 7, 2025, starting at 9:00 a.m. at the Querétaro 2000 Park athletic track. The […]

Breathalyzer checkpoints implemented in Querétaro during December

During the month of December, the municipal government of Querétaro will reinforce breathalyzer checkpoints at various strategic locations throughout the city to reduce incidents related to drunk driving. Up to four checkpoints will be active simultaneously each night, in addition to several afternoon operations, in a coordinated effort to promote road safety during a time […]

Querétaro reinforces the ban on right turns after accidents at Los Arcos

The Querétaro Mobility Secretariat has reinforced the prohibition against making right turns on red lights, a measure already included in the regulations but which continues to be a common practice among drivers. This action has gained importance following recent accidents at the intersection of Arcos del Acueducto and Bernardo Quintana, one of the busiest intersections […]

Querétaro ranks seventh in innovation and economy

Querétaro ranks seventh nationally in innovation and economy, according to the State Competitiveness Index of the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness (IMCO). The index highlights that the state is in the upper-middle range of competitiveness, just behind Mexico City, which ranked first, followed by Jalisco, Aguascalientes, Nuevo León, Chihuahua, Baja California Sur, and Querétaro. During the […]

Only 40% of real estate agents in Querétaro operate with a license.

It is estimated that only 40% of real estate agents operating in Querétaro have the required license, stated Guadalupe Zarazúa, president of the Querétaro Association of Real Estate Agencies. She explained that approximately 1,800 real estate agent licenses have been issued in the state this year. These licenses serve to identify individuals working in the […]

Querétaro is growing faster than its real estate market.

By 2050, the population will have grown 154% compared to 2015, with demand for properties priced below 3 million pesos. However, the value of available housing exceeds this figure. Querétaro is expanding at a rate that is redefining its scale. According to an analysis by the consulting firm 4S Real Estate, the Metropolitan Area has […]

Cable car in Querétaro: study will take 5 months after plebiscite

The technical study for the cable car project in Querétaro will take between four and five months once the plebiscite being organized by the municipality is completed, reported Gerardo Cuanalo Santos, director of the State Mobility Agency. The official specified that the analysis will determine technical feasibility, required investment, and fares, as well as whether […]

More than 65,000 people attend the Querétaro International Fair

The Querétaro International Livestock Fair (FIGQ) welcomed over 65,000 visitors during its opening weekend. Attendees enjoyed performances at the Teatro del Pueblo (People’s Theater), the palenque (cockfighting arena), the circus, and Illusion On Ice, as well as amusement rides and family-friendly areas. This translates to an average of over 21,000 visitors per day. With the […]