State Government Secretary Carlos Alcaraz Gutiérrez reported that the Prohibition Law is not planned for Querétaro during the Holy Week festivities. This comes after religious activities begin this Thursday in the 18 municipalities, which conclude on Easter Sunday. In response, he maintained that it was not deemed necessary to implement this restrictive measure in the […]
He was born in Querétaro, was a secretary to López Portillo and Carlos Slim Helú chose him as an advisor for the Carso Group.
In Mexico’s economic and political history, few names carry as much weight as David Ibarra Muñoz. His distinguished career has taken him from the classrooms of the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) to high-ranking positions in the federal government. As if that weren’t enough, he is part of the inner circle of businessman Carlos […]
Need dollars? We’ll tell you how the dollar is closing this Easter
This Thursday, April 17, the price of the dollar remains below $20.00 and is trading at $19.94 today, reflecting more moderate movements in exchange rates today. Below is the exchange rate for the major international currencies, according to information released by Banco Azteca. Price of the United States DollarBuy $19.10Sell $20.20 Canadian DollarBuy $12.95Sell $14.86 […]
Tijuana’s beaches aren’t all about it! 10 beaches to discover the beauty of Baja California
There’s no doubt that when people talk about Baja California, images of vineyards and gastronomy immediately come to mind. However, those of us who live in this state know that this northern slice of Mexico also holds true coastal gems. These combine stunning landscapes, tranquility, and a touch of adventure. From Rosarito Beach to San […]
Los Cabos consolidates luxury tourism: arrivals by private aviation increased by 3%.
The first quarter of 2025 has been positive for Los Cabos in terms of air arrivals. Recently, Los Cabos International Airport reported 2 million passengers, representing growth compared to the same period last year. The most notable segment was private aviation, which brings with it a visitor profile with greater economic benefits. Rodrigo Esponda Cascajares, […]
Passengers on two flights, one of them from Los Cabos, camped out for several hours inside planes in the US.
Passengers on two Delta Airlines flights, one originating from Los Cabos, experienced a prolonged wait inside their aircraft after both flights were diverted to Montgomery Regional Airport, Alabama, on the night of April 10. The diversion was caused by a storm that prevented landing at the destination airport, Atlanta. One of the flights originated from […]
Morelos, Guanajuato, Zacatecas and Edomex, where the most insecurity is perceived
By the fourth quarter of 2024, 61.7 percent of the population aged 18 and over residing in 91 cities considered it unsafe to live in urban areas, according to the National Urban Public Security Survey (ENSU) by INEGI (National Institute of Statistics and Census), reported in the National Public Security Strategy 2024-2030. The document details […]
Zacatecas Charros seek a place in the National Championship
The Lienzo Charro Monumental Zacatecas, located in the permanent facilities of the Zacatecas National Fair (Fenaza), has been designated as the official venue for the 2025 State Charrería Championship, where a direct ticket to the Congress and National Championship, to be held in Aguascalientes, will be at stake. The choice was confirmed during a meeting […]
Holy Week 2025: Durango will experience art with the Living Stations of the Cross
Mayor Bonifacio Herrera announced that he will depart from the Archbishopric to Plaza IV Centenario, “in an atmosphere of tranquility, order, and reflection.” This time, the La Rueca theater company will perform this performance. Érick Martínez, who will play the main role (Jesus Christ), has prepared himself physically and psychologically. “This is my third year; […]
The dark universe lands in Durango
From tomorrow until April 27, the Ezkurdi gallery in Durango is hosting the exhibition “Ezer Handia: Isiltasunetik Ikuspenak” (“The Great Nothing: Visions from Silence”) by painter Martín de Diego Sádaba. On this occasion, the renowned illustrator moves away from the commercial sphere to present, for the first time, a collection entirely hand-painted. The exhibition stems […]