Apicam ratified the presence of Pemex at the pier for another 15 years By registering more than 615 thousand shipments and disembarkations during 2023, which represents an approximate increase of 40 percent, compared to the previous period, the Isla del Carmen Port is consolidated as the main maritime oil terminal in the country, due to […]
Are Tourists Avoiding The Popular Destination of Cabo?
Fires are, unfortunately, quite common in Los Cabos. Due to the dry vegetation that characterizes its landscapes, blazes can spread quickly and get out of control in a matter of a few minutes. That’s exactly what happened at the San José del Cabo estuary on Monday the 15th. According to the SJC Fire Department, the […]
Tijuana will host the Tianguis Turistico in 2025
Mexico Tourist Tianguis Selection Committee announces the city of Tijuana, Baja California, as the venue for the 49th edition in 2025 Press Release 013/2024.- The Secretary of Tourism of the Government, Miguel Torruco Marqués, in his capacity as president of the Selection Committee of the Mexico Tourist Tianguis, reported that the city of Tijuana, Baja […]
Aguascalientes police chief fired after publishing a video featuring a “narco-corrido” of her own (VIDEO)
The official Georgina Tiscareño de Lira has been dismissed this Wednesday as chief of police in the municipality of Jesús María, in the State of Aguascalientes, after a war rumor was spread about her. The production, starring the former head of Citizen Security, alludes to the characteristic images that usually appear in videos of war corridos. After the controversy […]
Burning of cars and shootings extend from San Luis Potosí to Zacatecas
VILLA RAMOS, SAN LUIS POTOSI. Early Saturday, January 13th, a violent armed confrontation was recorded between antagonistic organized crime groups right on the border of San Luis Potosi with Zacatecas. Four vehicles were found burned and one more was abandoned. It was around 3:30 a.m. in the community of Zacatón in this district where rival […]
Colombian women allegedly forced to work as escorts detained in Tabasco
Mexican officials said Saturday they found at least eight Colombian women who had been reported missing in the Gulf coast state of Tabasco. Tabasco Gov. Carlos Manuel Merino wrote on his social media accounts that the women had been found, were in good health, and had been taken to the state prosecutors’ offices. It was […]
No border deal will work without Mexico’s help
If Washington can reach a deal on the border, its success or failure could ultimately depend on the reaction in Mexico City. The U.S. already relies on Mexico to help expel migrants from countries such as Honduras, Colombia, Guatemala, and Venezuela, mostly for logistical reasons. The federal government lacks the fleet of planes and trained […]
25,000 troops were sent to Acapulco to stop the violence after Hurricane Otis
The Mexican government sent 25,000 troops to Acapulco after the resort was hit by Hurricane Otis on Oct. 25, but apparently, that hasn’t stopped the violence this week. The main Acapulco business chamber reported that gang threats and attacks have caused about 90% of the city’s passenger vans to stop running, affecting the resort’s main […]
American woman wanted for sexually abusing a minor is arrested in Jalisco, Mexico
A Texas woman wanted for sexually abusing a child is now in police custody. Members of INTERPOL Mexico arrested Iris Iliana Rodriguez, 34, on Dec. 11, in Jalisco Mexico. Her arrest was announced Friday. Webb County issued a warrant for Rodriguez’s arrest in 2015. She was charged with three counts of indecency with a child […]
Todos Santos Hotel: an Eco-conscious Paradise in Baja Sur
Rancho Pescadero, a 103-key property on 30 acres in Baja California’s historic town of Todos Santos, Mexico, reopened this past November after a four-year renovation and expansion. “I wasn’t a developer who just popped in,” says Lisa Harper, the property’s owner. “I was part of the community.” Harper, who retired as CEO from Gymboree in 2006, […]