Los Cabos, first place in the world to receive the “Queer Destinations” certification

The recognition is awarded to destinations and companies committed to providing travelers with excellence, safety and responsibility towards the LGBTIQ+ community. Los Cabos has become the perfect destination for LGBTIQ+ couples who wish to celebrate their love in an exclusive, diverse and luxurious environment. Globally, Los Cabos has been honored as a destination committed to […]

The gentrification of the historic center

The historic center of Querétaro is one of the most beautiful and emblematic places in the city. It is also a space of great cultural, social and economic value, where different actors and interests converge. However, in recent years, the historic center has undergone a process of transformation that has generated benefits for some, but […]

Burning of cars and shootings extend from San Luis Potosí to Zacatecas

VILLA RAMOS, SAN LUIS POTOSI. Early Saturday, January 13th, a violent armed confrontation was recorded between antagonistic organized crime groups right on the border of San Luis Potosi with Zacatecas. Four vehicles were found burned and one more was abandoned. It was around 3:30 a.m. in the community of Zacatón in this district where rival […]

No border deal will work without Mexico’s help

If Washington can reach a deal on the border, its success or failure could ultimately depend on the reaction in Mexico City. The U.S. already relies on Mexico to help expel migrants from countries such as Honduras, Colombia, Guatemala, and Venezuela, mostly for logistical reasons. The federal government lacks the fleet of planes and trained […]

Mexican Revolution; the day Mazatlán was bombed

Currently, the place that was bombed has a plaque: “site of aerial bombing, May 6, 1914”. Do you know it? MAZATLÁN. – There is no doubt that Mazatlán has many stories, but the one we are going to tell you next is one of the best. Did you know that on May 6, 1914, Mazatlán […]