The state’s population growth, as well as its geographic characteristics, are some of the qualities that make it an attractive destination for the expansion of both domestic and foreign franchises. For Betsy Eslava, president of the Mexican Franchise Association (AMF), Querétaro is fertile ground for this business model, due to its diverse population and the […]

The “Together We Do More” group and the Archdiocese of León are collecting supplies following the heavy rains that hit central-eastern Mexico in Veracruz, Puebla, and Querétaro. The “Together We Do More” campaign will take place from October 20 to 28, while the Archdiocese will hold its collection on October 26. The federal government confirmed […]

This weekend, the fifth edition of the Corregidora Wine Festival, Querétaro, was held in an event that brought together thousands of attendees at the Plaza Gran Cué. The celebration not only reflects the consolidation of the region’s winemaking tradition but also coincides with the granting of the first protected geographical indication for Mexican wine, a […]

In this regard, he recalled that as of last Thursday, at least 10 communities were cut off from traffic, both for vehicles and people. “Practically all the communities are now connected by land. We were able to enter the last one, Vega de Ramírez, and support was even provided.” However, he specified that in some […]

This October 15th will mark the end of an era for many Querétaro residents: the Cine Zaragoza, currently known as Cinépolis Xtreme Zaragoza, has closed its doors for good after 47 years of being one of the city’s most iconic movie theaters. The closure, confirmed by the Cinépolis chain itself, sparked a wave of nostalgia […]

Following Hurricane Priscila, 30 incidents were reported on roads in the Sierra Gorda in Querétaro, however, 27 have already been partially reopened, according to Jesús Esteva, Secretary of Infrastructure. During the morning press conference, Esteva reported on the damage to roads caused by landslides. According to the Federal Government report, in Querétaro, four municipalities were […]

During a public meeting held at the Josefa Ortiz de Domínguez Auditorium, Querétaro Mayor Felipe Fernando Macías Olvera announced that studies for the construction of a cable car connecting the northern part of the city with the Historic Center will be completed by 2026. The project is part of the actions included in his mobility […]

The director of the Querétaro State Festival Board (PFEQ), Gloria García Alcocer, announced that preparations are underway for the Day of the Dead Parade in Querétaro. She noted that this parade will take place on November 1st through the historic center of the capital. She indicated that this year there will be five platforms dedicated […]

Mauricio Kuri González, governor of the state of Querétaro, reported this Friday morning that 147 homes were preliminarily reported to have been affected by the rains caused by Hurricane Priscilla in 121 locations across six municipalities, particularly in the mountainous area. He also reported that so far, only one death has been recorded: six-year-old Mateo, […]

The Foreign Communities Festival (FCE) kicks off with a vibrant atmosphere. It will take place from Thursday, October 9th to Sunday, October 12th, transforming Bicentennial Park into an epicenter of culture, gastronomy, and traditions from more than 60 countries. It features a monumental participation of more than 100 booths and a program that includes more […]