The Mexican Caribbean will not only have an advantage in connectivity, but also in hotel rates compared to the cities hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup, presenting an opportunity to attract a significant portion of the fans, according to Carrie Wilder, senior director for Mexico at Expedia. In her analysis, fans will want to attend […]
Recovery of the Nichupté lagoon system
Next August marks the 55th anniversary of the official founding of Cancún. Although it was in April 1970 that the first machinery arrived at Punta Sam, and with it, work began on what was then a pristine place, isolated from the rest of the country, with fine white sand and turquoise waters. A few families […]
Human rabies in Mexico: Should we be worried?
Human rabies remains a health threat in Mexico, despite the country being declared free of dog-mediated rabies by the World Health Organization. Despite this achievement, cases linked to wildlife continue to occur, keeping health authorities on high alert. In January 2026, the first human rabies death was recorded in Veracruz, following contact with a vampire […]
Three new BinniBus routes begin operation; bringing the total to 18
Starting this Sunday, February 1st, the BinniBus service will expand to include the following lines: RA-01 “Jnòn”, RA-16 “Ri’nîn”, and RA-07 “Uxacha”. These lines will operate seven days a week from 6:00 a.m. to 10:00 p.m. Line RA-01 “Jnòn”, which means backstrap loom in the Amuzgo language of San Pedro Amuzgos, connects Esquipulas with the […]
Products from Nayarit arrive at OXXO stores
More than ten Nayarit brands, featuring products like wines, tostadas, and salsas, will be available in 96 regional OXXO stores starting February 6, announced César Octavio Lara Fonseca, Secretary of Economy for Nayarit. “We will be able to find a dedicated space for Nayarit products. These displays will begin in 96 stores. We expect to […]
Two people shot outside Sayulita and Bambis bars in Cuautla
Two people were injured by gunfire outside the “Sayulita” and “Bambis” bars, located on Álvaro Obregón Street in the heart of Cuautla’s historic center. The incident was immediately reported to 911. Police officers and paramedics arrived at the scene. Paramedics found a man with multiple gunshot wounds and transported him to a hospital. His identity […]
In Sonora, President Sheinbaum inaugurates the Bavispe-Nuevo Casas Grandes highway
In Bavispe, Sonora, Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo inaugurated the Bavispe-Nuevo Casas Grandes highway, which connects to Chihuahua. “We committed to building this highway, and nothing brings more joy to the relationship between the people and the government than fulfilling a promise. So today we come to say: we have kept our promise to you; this […]
Two women shot dead in Colima: they are the aunt and cousin of Mario Delgado, head of the SEP (Ministry of Public Education).
Two women were shot and killed early Saturday morning, January 31, in the city of Colima, Colima. The murders occurred inside a home in the Placetas Estadio neighborhood in the city center. Around 4:30 a.m., armed men entered the residence and repeatedly shot the women. The victims were identified as Sheila María Eugenia Amezcua Delgado, […]
Colima from the heights: mountain postcards in the Nevado
When you think of Colima, the image that often comes to mind is the Pacific Ocean, the persistent heat, and the palm trees that line its coast. However, simply gaining altitude reveals an unexpected side of the state: one of dense forests, crisp air, and mountainous landscapes that seem to belong to another latitude. The […]
Sheinbaum inaugurates Underwater Museum in Sonora’s Magical Town with the sinking of a ship
On the coast of San Carlos, one of Sonora’s four Pueblos Mágicos (Magical Towns) – and part of the municipality of Guaymas – Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo inaugurated the first phase of the Underwater Museum of the Sonoran Artificial Reef System (SAAS) this Sunday. The former ship Cabo Corrientes joins four other vessels lying […]