Throughout May and June, Colima will celebrate inclusion and freedom. Amidst beaches, charming towns, and traditional gastronomy, the destination invites locals and visitors to join the 2026 LGBT+ Pride Marches—a series of events aimed at raising visibility for the struggle for sexual diversity rights and fostering spaces of respect, expression, and community. This year, the […]
Chihuahua: Serious, but Sinaloa Even More So
When news broke regarding the involvement of at least two CIA agents—who died in a road accident on Sunday, April 19, following an operation to dismantle a massive complex of drug laboratories in southern Chihuahua (a state governed by PAN member María Eugenia Campos)—no one had any idea that, just ten days later—on Wednesday, April […]
‘Comemos Tod@s’ 2026 Guide: Dates, Locations, and Requirements to Receive Food Assistance in Quintana Roo
The Government of Quintana Roo has launched the food assistance distribution operation for the “Comemos Tod@s” (We All Eat) program, covering the second two-month period of 2026. Through the Secretariat of Welfare (SEBIEN) and the Food Security Agency (ASAQROO), thousands of families across the state will be able to access basic food staples. Here is […]
Human Rights Commission of Zacatecas investigates Mother’s Day celebration with strippers at Cuauhtémoc City Hall; minors were present
The Zacatecas State Human Rights Commission (CDHEZ) has opened an investigation against the Cuauhtémoc city council for its Mother’s Day celebration, which featured a stripper show and was attended by children. The celebration took place on May 11th and was organized by the municipal government headed by Mayor Francisco Javier Arcos Ruiz. The event was […]
Jalisco to Hold Virtual Classes During 2026 World Cup Matches
La Secretaría de Educación Jalisco (SEJ) informó que habrá clases a distancia en todas las escuelas del estado el próximo 11 de junio y únicamente en la zona metropolitana de Guadalajara los días 18, 23 y 26 de junio, fechas en las que se realizarán partidos del Mundial de Futbol 2026, del cual la entidad […]
Michelin Guide in Mexico: Seven Restaurants in Jalisco, Yucatán, and Mexico City Earn Their First Stars
On Wednesday night, the Michelin Guide in Mexico welcomed the addition of three new states—Puebla, Jalisco, and Yucatán—joining the five already included (plus Mexico City) in its quest to identify and distinguish restaurants based on their culinary quality and character, excellent service, and creativity. Thus, the stars of the evening were, on one hand, the […]
Durazo Announces Aerospace Investment That Strengthens Competitiveness in Sonora
Sonora continues to position itself as a national and international benchmark for industrial expansion. Governor Alfonso Durazo Montaño announced an investment of 725 million pesos by GE Aerospace for its plant in Hermosillo. These funds will be allocated to the acquisition of high-precision machinery, tools, and equipment, as well as facility upgrades designed to bolster […]
So far this year, Mazatlán has recorded 66 cruise ship arrivals, generating an economic impact of $380 million: Mayor
So far this year, Mazatlán has recorded 66 cruise ship arrivals, generating an economic impact of 380 million pesos, stated Mayor Estrella Palacios Domínguez. “Today, we are welcoming a cruise ship—the Navigator of the Seas—carrying over 3,900 passengers and generating 6.2 million pesos from this single vessel today alone. To date—throughout the year thus far—we […]
Mazatlán remains the preferred destination for domestic and international tourists.
Mazatlán continues to be the preferred destination for domestic and international tourists—a fact demonstrated by the arrival this year of 67 cruise ships carrying over 247,000 travelers—asserted Sinaloa Governor Yeraldine Bonilla Valverde. “This year, 67 cruise ships have arrived in Mazatlán carrying 247,000 tourists; this reaffirms the fondness that domestic and international travelers have for […]
BCS Forecasts Intense Cyclone Season: At Least 15 Cyclones
The State Government has moved up the convening of the State Civil Protection Council, warning that the forecast from the National Water Commission (Conagua) anticipates an intense hurricane season for the Pacific Ocean. Julio Villarreal Trasviña, Conagua’s Director in Baja California Sur, explained that while an average of 15 cyclones are expected to form each […]