Starting Thursday, March 28, the Animal Protection and Welfare Law will be implemented in Mexico City. This law seeks to promote respect and consideration for animals, fostering a more harmonious and responsible coexistence in society. What is the new Animal Protection Law about? The new Animal Protection and Welfare Law in Mexico City changes the […]
Salvadoran Surfer Saves Two People in Mexico
Athlete Josselyn Alabi rescued a father and his young son in Nayarit, who were “in a kayak at the breaking point.” Salvadoran surfer Josselyn Alabi experienced an unforgettable episode this Holy Thursday. On her Instagram account, the national high-performance athlete shared that she rescued two people in Punta Mita, Nayarit, Mexico. In her IG stories, […]
Drones deployed to monitor beaches and roads in Nayarit
Permanent surveillance is also maintained on the federal highway 200 Tepic – Bahía de Banderas With the aim of intensifying surveillance work during Holy Week and Easter in Nayarit, the State Police’s Cóndor Unit has deployed drones on various beaches and roads of the state. The presence of the controled aircraft, communicated by the Secretariat […]
Red flags at Puerto Vallarta beaches.
Red flags are being displayed at Puerto Vallarta beaches due to return currents, which are fast and directed out to sea, to prevent accidents from El Holi to Playa de Los Muertos. This means that visitors are not allowed to enter the sea to avoid risk situations in which they could be swept away by […]
There are over 100 fires in the country, and there will be a smell of smoke all day in CDMX
The states of Hidalgo, Veracruz, and Guerrero are the most affected. In Mexico City, the Azcapotzalco borough has “very poor” air quality. The Atmospheric Monitoring System of Mexico City warned that this Wednesday, a constant burnt smell will be perceived due to the fires surrounding the capital, mainly in states like Hidalgo. Fires are also […]
Tizayuca Barbecue: this is the best you can get in CDMX
The barbecue from Tizayuca, a gastronomic treasure rooted in the tradition of Hidalgo, has found its place in Mexico City. Here we tell you where you can enjoy this delicious dish in the country’s capital. Tizayuca is known by many as the “cradle of the best barbecue,” as it is not just any dish, but […]
Tourism has not yet fully arrived in Zihuatanejo, says La Ropa restaurateur
Carlos Gutiérrez Farías, a restaurateur at La Ropa beach, stated that so far during the Easter holiday period, this beach location is not yet saturated with tourists compared to previous years. “The tourism we were expecting has arrived, I believe that both the tourism sector and the different levels of government have prepared, and we […]
Is Guanajuato Already at ‘Day Zero’? Three Major Dams Are Completely Dry
The drought in the central region of Mexico is depleting water reserves in various dams, including the Palote Dam in León. Citizens and authorities have observed how the dams, once full of water, now show dry beds, representing a significant environmental and social impact. Organizations such as the Potable Water and Sewerage System of León […]
American Tourist went off at a Cafeteria Employee in San Miguel de Allende
An American tourist was caught on video behaving aggressively towards a café attendant in San Miguel de Allende An American tourist was captured on video behaving aggressively towards a café attendant in San Miguel de Allende; the video has since gone viral on social networks. A cafeteria employee was responsible for recording the woman who […]
Querétaro welcomes tourists with open arms
With the start of the Easter holiday, the state of Querétaro has become one of the preferred destinations for thousands of national and international tourists looking to enjoy its cultural, historical, and natural charms. During this season, the region’s main tourist sites have seen a record influx, marking a rebirth in the tourism industry after […]