The government of Marina del Pilar strengthens connectivity and surveillance in the Guadalupe Valley

Governor Marina del Pilar Ávila Olmeda announced that the new bus terminal in the Valle de Guadalupe will begin operations in the coming days, as part of a strategy that combines transportation modernization, road rehabilitation, and enhanced security. This complex, which will operate several daily routes to key destinations in the state, represents a step […]

First Symposium on Inclusive Tourism Held in Baja California Sur

The Autonomous University of Baja California Sur hosted the “First Symposium on Inclusive Tourism in BCS,” an initiative aimed at promoting La Paz and the state as an accessible and attractive tourist destination for people with disabilities from around the world. The event brought together representatives from public and private organizations, as well as the […]

Mazatlán will receive more than 7,000 cruise ship passengers this week

More than 7,000 cruise ship tourists will arrive in Mazatlán this week aboard the “Navigator of the Seas” and “Carnival Panorama.” This Monday, at 7:30 a.m., the “Navigator of the Seas” arrived from Los Cabos with 3,824 passengers and 1,252 crew members. The Secretary of Tourism for Sinaloa, Mireya Sosa Osuna, indicated that the port […]

Remittances in Mexico: Michoacán, Guanajuato, and Jalisco lead in receiving dollars sent from the United States

Remittances in Mexico continue to solidify their position as one of the most important economic pillars for millions of families, especially in states with high rates of migration to the United States. During the first quarter of 2026, states like Michoacán, Guanajuato, and Jalisco topped the national list for receiving money sent by Mexicans abroad, […]

Indigenous communities block highways in Michoacán; they accuse the CJNG cartel and municipal police of attacks

In response to the invasion and siege of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) in the indigenous communities of Michoacán, the communities launched a series of actions, including road and highway blockades, to demand greater security. Otherwise, they warn, they will rid their communities of organized crime themselves. The trigger was the attack on May […]

180 Years of the Colima Seminary

Around the anniversary of the founding of the Colima Seminary, I had the honor of being invited to give a talk about this century-old institution, which has been responsible for the formation of hundreds of priests throughout its 180 years of existence. It was precisely at the Cobano Seminary facilities that, on Thursday, May 7th, […]

From Historic Center to open-air shopping mall: Tampico’s new tourism project

Faced with the increasing number of tourists arriving in Tampico every weekend, organized business leaders are promoting a comprehensive project to transform the Historic Center into an “open-air shopping mall,” with improvements to the city’s appearance, lighting, roads, and commercial organization in anticipation of the upcoming summer vacation season. The president of the Tampico National […]

Made in San Luis Potosí: 5 local brands that are growing in Mexico

The “Made in San Luis Potosí” seal has become a promotional platform for companies from San Luis Potosí seeking to grow both within and beyond the state. Products made by local families, using artisanal processes and rooted in regional traditions, are now featured in national trade events such as the San Marcos National Fair. During […]

Which celebrities have gotten married in San Miguel de Allende?

Celebrity weddings in San Miguel de Allende have become a favorite destination for Mexican and international celebrities to celebrate weddings filled with luxury, privacy, and Mexican traditions. The city in Guanajuato, renowned for its colonial architecture and romantic atmosphere, has been the setting for weddings that quickly become trending topics on social media and in […]