Los Cabos has increased its connectivity and now boasts a portfolio of 16 domestic routes and 41 from abroad. Now, reaching this dreamy corner is easier than ever with its wide range of international tourism offerings. From the United States to Los Cabos Non-Stop Los Cabos connects with more than 300 direct weekly trips from […]
Foreigner Causes Accident and Assaults Driver in Cabo San Lucas
Foreigner causes accident and assaults driver in CSL Through social media and citizen alert groups, an incident was reported in the delegation of Cabo San Lucas, involving an individual of foreign nationality. After the accident, it was reported that this person assaulted the driver on two occasions and attempted to run him over before fleeing […]
New Deer Monument Represents the Greatness of Mazatlán’s People
The figure adds to the city’s attractions and could be inaugurated in June, José Óscar Sánchez anticipates. With the new deer monument in this city, the aim is to represent the greatness and strength of the people of Mazatlán, explained the founder of the company Dportenis, José Óscar Sánchez, who donated this monument that is […]
Mazatlán Gets a Makeover! Pulmonía Monument Looks Brand New
Maintenance work on tourist sites near the coastal strip aims to present a better face of the city, and these spaces have been rehabilitated. In order to renew and provide a pleasant appearance of the city for both tourists and local families, and as part of the municipal program for the maintenance and rehabilitation of […]
Mexico Surpasses 100 Million Internet Users
The number of internet users in Mexico has now surpassed 100 million, recently driven by the launch of artificial intelligence (AI) applications, according to the Study on Internet User Habits in Mexico 2024, conducted by the Internet MX Association. The country recorded a 5.2 percent increase in the total number of internet users in the […]
Mexico Also Has a Program That Takes Migrants Far from the Border
In response to pressure from the Biden administration to curb migratory flows, Mexico has discreetly moved thousands of migrants from the U.S. border to locations in the south of the country. Buses rumble through the town day and night, taking people to a city that many didn’t even know existed. But instead of landing closer […]
Man Throws Boiling Water on a Little Dog Seeking Refuge from the Sun in Motul, Yucatán
A little dog named Lía was burned with boiling water in the municipality of Motul, in Yucatán. The aggressor was identified, although the police authorities have not yet arrested him. According to the group Peludos Felices, the canine was outside her home, under a tree, when a neighbor, for no apparent reason, threw hot water […]
A Two-Month-Old Baby and a Man Shot Dead in Their Home in Cancún
A two-month-old baby and a man were killed in an armed attack against the house where they were located, in the Paseos del Mar subdivision in Cancún. The attack occurred from outside the house and also left an adult woman injured; the assault took place on the night of Wednesday, May 15, in Supermanzana 251, […]
Cancún: The Mexican Fishing Village That Became One of the World’s Most Popular Party Destinations
Cancún. It’s all sun, beach, and partying, right? Well, you’re mistaken. This famous tourist spot on the Yucatán Peninsula may have become synonymous with excess, but from Lucha Libre to Mayan history, and the natural beauty of its nearby jungles, Cancún offers much more than just a beach vacation. Coming here now is also special. […]
Playa del Carmen: Illegal Construction Endangers Turtles at Paraíso Beach
The project in question is Playa 35, a building projected to be 22 meters tall with 42 apartments. An unauthorized construction at Paraíso Beach, in the north of Playa del Carmen, will be inspected by the Playa del Carmen City Hall, as the permits were irregularly granted by a former public servant. Jacqueline Alcocer, the […]