The increasing number of road accidents in Los Cabos, many of them attributed to cell phone use while driving, has led the municipal government to join the Mexican Red Cross of Cabo San Lucas in an awareness campaign. Through various strategies, such as the installation of shocking devices and the dissemination of information, they seek […]
A guide to eco-friendly weddings in Los Cabos, Mexico
A destination for lovers who will say ‘I do’ in paradise, Los Cabos sees an increasing number of couples looking to celebrate their nuptials in a way that honors not only their love for each other, but also their love for the planet. From stunning eco-friendly venues to conscious vendors, Los Cabos, Mexico, offers a […]
Monumental Oaxacan Orchestra will play in CDMX
Around 300 musicians will participate in the concert that the monumental Oaxacan orchestra of Mexico City will offer on August 18, starting at 3 p.m. The concert will close the activities that took place on the occasion of the Festival of Indigenous Cultures in the capital’s main square, reported José Luis Castro, representative of the […]
Raw in Oaxaca: The Art of Japanese Cuisine with Oaxacan Flavors
Oaxaca, known for its cultural and gastronomic richness, is home to Crudo, a restaurant that defies expectations by fusing the art of Japanese cuisine with Oaxacan ingredients. Under the direction of Chef Ricardo Arellano, Crudo has become a unique culinary destination for those seeking an omakase experience with the distinctive personality of this famous gastronomic […]
Chinese company explores ejido lands in search of oil in Tuxtepec and sparks conflict in Oaxaca
Around 300 Tuxtepec ejidatarios prevented the Chinese Petroleum & Chemical Corporation (Sinopec) from drilling in their territories in search of hydrocarbons, as they claimed that the Asian firm tried to explore the land without community authorization and without presenting permits from Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) or the federal Ministry of Energy. The conflict in the community […]
What happened to the new cargo port for Mazatlán?
Carso Group sold the rights to build the new cargo port for Mazatlán, which was planned to be built by 2024, at least the first stage, so it is time to contact and sit down to negotiate with the new group, said Javier Lizárraga Mercado. The businessman and former Secretary of Economy in the state […]
Findings will alter archaeological narrative; Río Bec, a site in Campeche
The pre-Hispanic population that inhabited the archaeological site of Río Bec, in Campeche, did not correspond to the poor Mayans, as a French research mission suggested, but to a super elite that is yet to be discovered and that will renew the historical discourse of the site, based on the findings in section 7 of […]
An American was killed after killing a police officer’s relative in Guaymas, Sonora
The Attorney General’s Office of the state (FGJE) of Sonora reported that it arrested José Guadalupe “N”, an active member of the Municipal Police of Guaymas, accused of murdering an American citizen who first shot and killed one of the relatives of the municipal agent. According to the ministerial authorities, who did not specify when […]
Houses for migrants are proposed in Tabasco to prevent them from wandering around municipalities
One way to regulate the migratory flow in Tabasco is the installation of rest houses for migrants to prevent them from wandering around the state and sleeping on the streets, said the elected representative, Liliana Guadalupe Coutiño Peña. After the announcement of the CBP One application to schedule appointments for asylum seekers on the southern […]
“Miramar Bay Crossing” will be carried out in Guaymas
Next Sunday, September 8, the “Cruce Bahía Miramar 2024”, an open water swimming competition, will be held in Guaymas. Héctor Antonio Zaragoza Ruiz, coordinator of the event, said that it will take place from 6:30 to 10:30 a.m. and will offer a unique experience to amateur swimmers and also to professionals. “Bahía Miramar is a […]