The governor of Baja California Sur, Víctor Manuel Castro Cosío, lashed out at the United States government and the Central Intelligence Agency (CIA), accusing them of fabricating a smear campaign against his Sinaloa counterpart, Rubén Rocha Moya. During a meeting with the media, the Baja California Sur governor not only defended Rocha Moya’s integrity against […]
It’s a party! Mazatlán Grand Aquarium celebrates 3 years of operation and its consolidation.
With nearly 2.3 million visitors to its facilities and over a thousand wildlife rescues through its Wildlife Hospital, the Mazatlán Sea of Cortez Aquarium celebrates its third anniversary on May 6th. Thanks to this milestone, it has established itself as a leading center for conservation, environmental education, and tourism experiences in Mexico. The Aquarium began […]
Baja 1000 wins Best Sporting Event at Best of Mexico 2026
The Baja 1000 will start and finish in Los Cabos during its 2026 edition, marking a new era for one of the most renowned off-road races internationally, alongside the 2026 NORRA Baja. During those days, Baja California Sur will welcome drivers, teams, and off-road motorsport fans who will participate in and attend the event. Why […]
Users propose that electricity be a human right in Sonora
The Hermosillo Union of Users called on Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo to address their proposal to recognize electricity service as a human right during her upcoming visit to Sonora, given the extreme weather conditions the state faces. According to the organization’s leader, Ignacio Peinado Luna, this request seeks to have the State Government act […]
The State of Mexico has the most conflicts between neighbors, and these are the top 5.
The National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI) revealed which municipalities in the State of Mexico have the highest rates of neighbor disputes, a problem that reflects existing tensions. According to the report, some municipalities have higher levels of neighborhood disputes due to factors such as high population density and persistent urban problems. Which are […]
First case of screwworm confirmed in Mexico City, in a Doberman dog
The National Service for Agrifood Health, Safety, and Quality (Senasica) confirmed the first case of screwworm in Mexico City. The affected dog is a 12-year-old Doberman Pinscher with an ear wound, which is currently receiving treatment. In a press release, the agency, which reports to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (Sader), stated that […]
Bazaar owner reports threats over extortion in Mexicali: “We’re going to kill you and your son”
Over the weekend, Gabriela Ponce, owner of Gaby’s Bazaar in Mexicali, Baja California, reported receiving threats from a criminal organization. The threats are believed to be related to extortion, as Gabriela mentions in a video shared on social media that she was threatened. “They just came to threaten us. I’m very afraid for myself, for […]
License plates, driver’s license, and helmet: Mexico City’s Secretary of Mobility explains new rules for electric scooters and mopeds
Héctor Ulises García, Mexico City’s Secretary of Mobility, explained the new guidelines for electric scooters, mopeds, and bicycles. In an interview with Joaquín López-Dóriga on Radio Fórmula, the official emphasized the importance of regulating these modes of transportation “before they overwhelm us,” given that they are used by residents of both Mexico City and the […]
Atlixco Valley and Angelópolis, with a probability of ashfall
The General Coordination of Civil Protection of the State of Puebla reported that, should emissions occur from the Popocatépetl volcano in the coming hours, ash could disperse to the north and northwest of the crater due to wind conditions. According to the dispersion forecast issued this Wednesday, May 6, at 6:00 a.m., the Puebla regions […]
Mexico City is sinking up to 2 cm per month: these are the most affected boroughs according to NASA
NASA has released new information on the accelerated subsidence affecting various areas of Mexico City, a phenomenon linked to the excessive extraction of groundwater that is already causing visible damage to infrastructure, roads, and historical buildings. The data was obtained through the NISAR mission, developed jointly by NASA and the Indian Space Research Organisation, using […]