Greater security is sought in clubs, bars and restaurants in Querétaro; weapons detection arches and panic buttons will be installed

Clubs, bars and restaurants will begin to install weapon detection arches, as well as panic buttons as security measures in light of the events that occurred in the state in the last week, revealed Carlos Hale Palacios, director of the state Government. He explained that so far four establishments already have some of these security […]

Missing reports in CSL increase; 90% are located: State Commission

Since 2020, the “alba protocol” has come into force in Baja California Sur, a mechanism that allows for the coordination of actions to search for and locate missing women and girls. In 2024, the incidence of search reports increased and Los Cabos accumulates more than 50 percent of the reports throughout the State. The head […]

Cozumel: tourists will have free internet in two key points of the island

Cozumel is moving towards improving the tourist experience with the launch of a project that will provide free internet access in the city’s main square, according to Angela Carrillo, municipal director of Tourism and Economic Development. This initiative seeks to facilitate the connection of tourists and residents to digital platforms, improving access to real-time information […]

Playa del Carmen: occupancy rises from 40% to 80% until March

For the winter high season that is about to begin, hotels in downtown Playa del Carmen expect to reach up to 80 percent occupancy and maintain the figure until March. This was announced by Offner Arjona, president of the Association of Small Hotels of Playa del Carmen, who said that, although most of the reservations […]

Michoacan: Monarch butterflies continue to arrive at El Campanario

Next Friday, November 15, the doors of the El Campanario monarch butterfly sanctuary, located in the El Rosario ejido, will open, while thousands of lepidopterans are still arriving from the surrounding mountains to form the colony where they will hibernate in the fir forests, reported Abel Cruz, member of the Tourism Committee of this town […]

Suicide rate drops in SLP and leaves the ‘top ten’

In the last year, San Luis Potosí registered a 13 percent decrease in the commission of suicides among its population, according to information from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi). Likewise, the rate of deaths by suicide per 100 thousand inhabitants decreased from 9.4 to 8.5 deaths, that is, a decrease of 0.9 […]

‘The municipalities are being held hostage’; Adrián LeBarón files terrorism complaints with the FEMDO

Activist Adrián LeBarón filed two complaints of terrorism this Wednesday, November 13, before the Specialized Prosecutor’s Office for Organized Crime (FEMDO), due to the violence that plagues the country, and specifically in Guanajuato and Guerrero. Outside the facilities of the Attorney General’s Office (FGR), LeBarón stated that the events that occurred in Acámbaro and Jerécuaro, […]

In Los Cabos, protesters protest the lack of drinking water

Residents of Los Cabos, Baja California Sur, are facing a drinking water crisis while demanding immediate solutions from local authorities. The lack of drinking water in Los Cabos sparked a series of protests in the area, where residents struggle to access a basic resource that seems to be becoming increasingly scarce. In Cabo San Lucas, […]

Construction progresses without permit in Solimán Bay, Tulum

Despite the fact that the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (Semarnat) did not favor him with a resolution to change land use, the developer of the Adamar Solimán condominium in Tulum continues with the construction of the building. The civil organization Defending the Right to a Healthy Environment (Dmas), denounced in two videos this […]