Mazatlán continues to be the preferred destination for domestic and international tourists—a fact demonstrated by the arrival this year of 67 cruise ships carrying over 247,000 travelers—asserted Sinaloa Governor Yeraldine Bonilla Valverde. “This year, 67 cruise ships have arrived in Mazatlán carrying 247,000 tourists; this reaffirms the fondness that domestic and international travelers have for […]
BCS Forecasts Intense Cyclone Season: At Least 15 Cyclones
The State Government has moved up the convening of the State Civil Protection Council, warning that the forecast from the National Water Commission (Conagua) anticipates an intense hurricane season for the Pacific Ocean. Julio Villarreal Trasviña, Conagua’s Director in Baja California Sur, explained that while an average of 15 cyclones are expected to form each […]
BCS Governor Clashes with Tourist Transport Operators
The person who simply seems to have no knack for dialogue, we are told, is the Governor of Baja California Sur, Víctor Castro Cosío (Morena). He has ignited yet another conflict—this time with holders of tourist transport permits—who allege that, despite operating fully within the law, they are being subjected to harassment by state inspectors. […]
Morelos, Trapped by Violence and Extortion: Protection Rackets Demand Payment Even for Living in Communities
Cases of extortion, violence, and accusations against authorities are deepening the perception that Morelos is facing an increasingly widespread security crisis, marked even by reports of criminal groups allegedly charging residents “protection fees” just to live in their own homes. Violent incidents continue to accumulate in Morelos without pause. Just last Saturday, during the 12th […]
Traffic Alert! Truckers and farmers threaten to gridlock the Mexico-Cuernavaca highway this Wednesday.
Motorists and users of federal transportation services should plan to depart earlier than usual or reschedule their trips due to a “mega-march” organized by members of the National Transporters Association (ANTAC) and the National Front for the Rescue of the Mexican Countryside. The organizations have confirmed that blockades and severe traffic disruptions are expected on […]
Roadblocks on Highway 57 jeopardize goods and deal a blow to SLP’s economy: Coparmex
The recent blockades on Federal Highway 57—particularly on the stretch leading toward Querétaro—stemming from residents of the Jofrito community (in the Santa Rosa Jáuregui district) blocking the Querétaro–San Luis Potosí highway to demand a regular supply of potable water for their homes, have once again raised alarms within San Luis Potosí’s business sector. The sector […]
Chronicle of a Political Disaster: Andy’s Stumble in Chihuahua
Rumor has it—from both the malicious tongues and the well-meaning ones alike—that the person most frustrated by the recent tour of Chihuahua was none other than Andrés “Andy” López Beltrán himself. Accustomed to being fed a narrative of absolute control, he was convinced he would be welcomed in the northern lands with the same flowers, […]
San Luis Potosí: National Leader in Public Works Investment and Financial Efficiency
San Luis Potosí has established itself as a national benchmark for administrative efficiency and development, securing top rankings in the “2025 State Expenditure Snapshot” (Radiografía del Gasto de los Estados), a detailed assessment published by the specialized portal politicacolectiva.com. The results of this analysis reflect the impact of a rigorous financial strategy championed by Governor […]
Art and Color Seek to Spark Social Reflection in San Miguel Exhibition
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 […]
Due to the rise in assaults and robberies in San Antonio, calls are being made for increased surveillance in San Miguel.
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 […]