In Los Cabos, the city’s growth and hotel activity have increased the demand for public services, including waste management. Grupo Solmar recently learned the results of its sustainability program, which has reduced the amount of waste reaching landfills or open dumps in Baja California Sur. The system consists of separating waste from the beginning and […]
YUCATÁN | Access with backpacks at Chichén Itzá is temporarily restricted for security reasons
The management of the Chichén Itzá archaeological site confirmed a temporary restriction on backpacks as part of enhanced security measures. The site’s director, archaeologist Guadalupe Espinosa Rodríguez, reported that the restriction will be in effect only on Tuesday, the 22nd, and Wednesday of this week, and is a response to recent incidents at another archaeological […]
Cabo San Lucas closes high cruise season with an increase
The port of Cabo San Lucas closed its peak cruise season with a 30 percent increase in arrivals compared to the previous season. For the Mexican Cruise Association, these numbers represent the consolidation of a period that had already been projected to be successful. The Association’s president, Arturo Mussi Ganem, indicated that these figures are […]
Yucatán “is very expensive” for Yucatecans
Yucatán’s economic structure means that external inflationary effects have a significant impact on its residents’ finances, to the point of steadily increasing the cost of living, particularly for basic goods, economist Gabriel Rodríguez Cedillo, PhD in Government and Public Administration, told the newspaper. “The economic system in Yucatán depends on what comes from outside, via […]
Free water distribution begins in Cabo San Lucas; more than 200 families receive support at the start
The Los Cabos City Council launched a free drinking water distribution program using tanker trucks in Cabo San Lucas, serving more than 200 families affected by water scarcity on its first day. The program began in the early morning hours of Saturday, April 18, with 20 tanker trucks traveling through priority neighborhoods to deliver water […]
Quintana Roo faces a shortage of pediatricians due to the growing child population
Quintana Roo has a shortage of pediatricians and specialists compared to the number of children in the state, according to the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI). This means that most children are treated by general practitioners for common illnesses. According to the latest INEGI census, the child and adolescent population aged 0 to […]
Artwalk Rosarito hosts the “Baja Fringe” project for the first time in Mexico
This event aims to foster binational cultural cooperation and showcase the talent of Baja California. As part of the 15th anniversary of the World Fringe International Performing Arts Festival, Artwalk Rosarito will make history by hosting the “Baja Fringe” project for the first time in Mexico. Artwalk Rosarito Director Benito Del Águila emphasized that this […]
Chocolate factory in Quintana Roo promotes tourist experiences with Mexican cacao
With an annual production of 36,000 tons, Quintana Roo’s first chocolate factory, boasting seven medals from the International Chocolate Awards (ICA), aims not only to increase the consumption of Mexican cacao—beyond its traditional presentation—but also to promote the fusion of the bean with gastronomy and mixology, stated the company’s director, Roberto Reta. Interviewed after announcing […]
Eviction in Villa Comaltitlán; officials rescued and coastal highway reopened
An 18-hour protest in the municipality of Villa Comaltitlán ended Sunday afternoon after members of the State Public Security Secretariat (SSP) carried out an operation to clear a road blockade, reopen the coastal highway, and rescue detained state officials. According to sources at the State Attorney General’s Office (FGE), the intervention using force was decided […]
Reintroduction of spider monkeys in Chiapas progresses with the birth of a third offspring; the species was considered extinct 30 years ago
The National Commission of Natural Protected Areas (Conanp) reported the birth of a third spider monkey (Ateles geoffroyi vellerosus) infant in the Sumidero Canyon National Park, a protected natural area in the state of Chiapas, despite the species having been considered extinct for more than 30 years in the western part of the park. In […]