Artisans and carpenters from Mayan communities located in the state’s transition zone have reported a decrease of up to 50 percent in the value of their products during the low season, which has directly impacted their income and the continuity of these traditional crafts. In towns such as Macario Gómez, Francisco Uh May, and Manuel […]
Chankanaab is energized by the AsTri Cozumel 2025 Triathlon.
This morning, Chankanaab Park experienced a true sporting celebration with the 13th edition of the AsTri Cozumel 2025 Triathlon, which brought together 1,100 national and international athletes, consolidating the island as one of the country’s leading sports tourism destinations. Juanita Alonso Marrufo, General Director of the Cozumel Parks and Museums Foundation (FPMC), was present at […]
Isla Mujeres wins another award at the 2025 World Travel Awards
The island municipality was honored for the second time at the 2025 World Travel Awards, in the Leading Island Destination in Mexico and Central America category, chosen by travelers from around the world. The mayor of Isla Mujeres, Atenea Gómez Ricalde, received the award from renowned influencer Alan por el Mundo during a gala led […]
They carve the soul of Oaxaca in wood
Young Mexican artisans Maricarmen and Roque Jiménez Carrillo grew up in a world filled with scents, textures, and pigments. They belong to the third generation of a family that made wood an everyday language that connects cultures and preserves a legacy of Zapotec tradition in the state of Oaxaca. From a young age, the siblings […]
Mass poisoning of dogs continues in Oaxaca’s Magical Town; authorities distance themselves from the case.
In recent weeks, at least 30 stray dogs have died from poisoning in San Pablo Villa de Mitla, classified as a Magical Town in Oaxaca, according to reports from residents on social media. According to residents, unknown individuals have been dumping dog food such as kibble and poisoned meat. This has been occurring for approximately […]
Women and children are the main victims of domestic violence in Tuxtla Gutiérrez.
Between January 1 and August 31, 2025, the Chiapas State Attorney General’s Office (FGE) opened 195 investigation files in Tuxtla Gutiérrez related to crimes against the family. Of these, 146 correspond specifically to the crime of domestic violence, representing 74.87% of the total recorded in the capital of Chiapas. These figures confirm Tuxtla Gutiérrez as […]
Chiapas’ tourism sector is gearing up for events and conventions
The Chiapas Convention and Visitors Bureau (CVB) reports dynamism in the sector meetings following the impact of the pandemic. The sector has seen a 60% rebound from January to date, with 31 events already attended and nine already confirmed for 2026 and 2027, primarily in the medical sector. This was stated in an interview by […]
Three former Rosarito police officers are being prosecuted for forced disappearance in Baja California.
Three former Rosarito Municipal Police officers are facing criminal proceedings for their alleged involvement in the forced disappearance of two people, one of them a minor, in events that occurred in 2020 in Baja California. The judicial decision was made after the Public Prosecutor’s Office presented evidence, which allowed the defendants to be brought to […]
Turtles lay their eggs on the beaches of Los Cabos
With the collaboration of citizens who help care for and preserve sea turtles by promptly notifying authorities, a nest containing 137 eggs was rescued on El Corsario beach in Cabo San Lucas. To protect the nest, personnel from the coordination committee comprised of the Participatory Environmental Surveillance Committee of the Federal Attorney for Environmental Protection […]
Los Cabos strengthens hurricane safety protocols with U.S. support.
The Los Cabos Hotel Association held a meeting with the Overseas Security Advisory Council (OSAC) and representatives of the U.S. Consulate General in Tijuana to review and strengthen tourism security protocols, particularly those related to hurricane season. During the meeting, progress was made on protection plans for American tourists, who represent between 60% and 70% […]