Baja California Governor Marina del Pilar Ávila was booed during a public event in Mexicali last Wednesday, May 21, when she was presenting a social program regarding copper in water. Some residents of the municipality gathered on Wednesday to protest and demand that the state governor resign. Marina del Pilar Booed in Mexicali On May […]
The mythical oarfish reappears in Baja California Sur, a symbol of bad omen in ancient legends.
An unusual sighting of an oarfish on Balandra Beach, Baja California Sur, has captured the attention of thousands of social media users. This species has been nicknamed the “end-of-the-world fish” due to its supposed appearance before catastrophic events, such as earthquakes and tsunamis. A notable example of this belief occurred in Japan in 2011, when […]
Unstoppable spiral of violence in Los Cabos
In Baja California Sur’s main tourist destination, the smell of gunpowder is palpable after the war between “La Chapiza” and “La Mayiza” erupted for control of the territory. And it’s no wonder. The outcome of this struggle in just the last 24 hours is truly worrying. Almost out of the blue, the U.S. Consulate and […]
Construction of the desalination plant in Cabo San Lucas is 40% complete.
A new seawater desalination plant is being built in Cabo San Lucas for urban public services. It will have a drinking water production capacity of 250 liters per second. The mayor of Los Cabos, Christian Agúndez Gómez, reported that this plant, which is being built using a public-private investment model, is 40% complete and is […]
Power Outage in Playa del Carmen Sparks Frustration as Residents Demand Better Service from CFE
A prolonged power outage in the coastal city of Playa del Carmen has left residents without electricity for an extended period, sparking widespread discontent and calls for improved service from the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE). The blackout, which began on Tuesday afternoon and continued until Wednesday evening, affected several neighborhoods including Villas del Sol, Misión […]
‘New highway scam’: The case of the Nogales bypass in Sonora
On “Aristegui en Vivo,” lawyer Paulo Díez warned about what he describes as “a new highway scam, now based in Sonora,” a scheme that, according to him, repeats the same patterns and actors from previous corruption scandals in the country’s infrastructure sector. “Very quickly, I’ll tell you and the audience, in a previously agreed-upon scheme… […]
Cancún’s Air Hub Could Unlock South American Export Markets
A proposal has been put forward to utilize Cancún International Airport’s extensive air connectivity to export products to Central and South America. The suggestion comes at a time when international tariffs remain uncertain, leaving the destination in need of diversification. According to Sergio León, president of the Businessmen for Quintana Roo Association and member of […]
Three Brave Women from Zacatecas Conquer Cancún-Isla Mujeres International Crossing
In a remarkable display of strength, determination, and pride, three women from Zacatecas made their mark on one of Mexico’s most grueling open water events: the 2025 Cancún-Isla Mujeres International Crossing. The competition, which drew over 1,600 swimmers from around the world, pushed even the most seasoned athletes to their limits. Jazmín Castorena, a member […]
Girl dies of measles in Cajeme; how many cases are there in Sonora?
A girl died of measles in the municipality of Cajeme, the Sonora state government reported, and also shared details of the cases reported in the state. It is worth noting that state authorities detailed that all reported infections are imported from other states, meaning none originated in Sonora. According to the Ministry of Public Health […]
Cancún Child Labor Scandal Uncovered, 16 Minors Rescued
In a shocking revelation, authorities in Cancún have rescued 22 children from Chiapas who were being exploited as child laborers. The minors, ranging in age from one month to 14 years old, were allegedly forced to sell pozol on the streets for up to 12 hours a day. According to reports, officers from the State […]