The visit of Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo was greeted by a demonstration by tourist transport operators from Los Cabos, who demanded respect for their federal permits and denounced acts of harassment by the state government. Approximately 150 vehicles mobilized at the event where the hemodynamics room was inaugurated in La Paz, where union representatives […]
Maja El Grande 2025: Fishing tournament kicks off with 139 teams and a multi-million dollar purse
With 139 registered boats and a cumulative prize pool of more than 4.7 million pesos, the “Maja el Grande” fishing tournament officially kicked off this Friday in La Paz Bay, with the starting shot from the city’s seawall. This is the second edition of this event, which has positioned itself as one of the most […]
Sheinbaum is greeted with protests on her fourth visit to BCS.
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum made her fourth visit to Baja California Sur this Sunday, July 13, to address health-related issues. Sheinbaum was greeted with protests from IMSS-Bienestar workers and transportation workers. Personnel from the Decentralized Public Agency (OPD) continue to protest over unpaid salaries, holidays, transfers, and the lack of supplies such as medications at […]
“Hands that weave history”: collective art that brings San Cristóbal de Las Casas to life
With a message of identity, unity, and community pride, the “Hands That Weave History” project was presented. This moving initiative brought together more than 50 women weavers to create a monumental crochet rug, installed in one of the main walkways of San Cristóbal de Las Casas. The project was inspired by the mayor, Fabiola Ricci […]
Judge denies suspension of construction of Palenque-San Cristóbal highway
First District Judge Doris Yadira Ponce Figueroa denied the provisional and definitive suspension requested by Indigenous peoples and communities to halt construction of the Palenque-San Cristóbal Highway, which began on June 8, according to lawyers and groups supporting the plaintiffs. They also announced that 429 individuals and 33 civil society and academic organizations from 25 […]
Missing Mexicans found dead after Texas floods; search continues for 2-year-old boy
A man from San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato, and his wife were found dead after being missing during the tragic floods that occurred last weekend in the state of Texas, United States. However, the couple’s youngest son, a 2-year-old boy, has not yet been located. The only one who managed to survive the floods was […]
Querétaro Legislature approves call to the Federal Government to regulate heavy cargo traffic on Highway 57
The Querétaro Legislature approved a request to the Federal Government to regulate heavy-duty traffic on Federal Highway 57, in the San Juan del Río-El Marqués section, where road modernization works are being carried out. The Plenary Session of the Querétaro State Legislature approved a request to the Federal Government’s Secretariat of Infrastructure, Communications, and Transportation […]
Now, Escondido Knots With Querétaro, Puerto, Cancún and More as American Airlines Expands Winter Service to Mexico
American Airlines (AA) recently revealed a significant expansion to its winter schedule, opening new routes to Mexico and further solidifying its leadership role within the U.S.-Mexico travel market. As its operations approach just over 430 seasonal daily departures to 97 destinations throughout Mexico, the Caribbean, and Latin America, this further validates its intentions to build […]
Canadian airlines will move up their flights to Mazatlán to fall-winter.
The upcoming 2025-2026 winter season will be launched earlier in Mazatlán, as Canadian airlines will move their flights to the end of September. Secretary of Tourism Mireya Sosa Osuna mentioned that winter season airlines typically launch their routes in late October and early November; however, this move by WestJet marks a good season. “This season, […]
Missing soldier found alive in Mazatlán; hands tied behind back and signs of torture
An Army soldier named Fernando “N,” reported detained last weekend along with a young woman in the Ricardo Flores Magón neighborhood of Mazatlán, was found abandoned, showing signs of torture, with his hands tied behind his back near the soccer stadium in the port. Mazatlán Municipal Police officers were alerted that a man was lying […]