Protests against the increase in public transportation fares in Jalisco, from 9.50 to 14 pesos, and the requirement to use a VISA card from a private financial institution to pay the 11-peso fare, continued this Saturday, as has been the case throughout January, with marches in the city center. “Out with (Pablo) Lemus, out with […]
Shellfish Festival: the best opportunity to taste the best of Ensenada
Local 777, located in Pedregal, may be miles from the ocean, but its kitchen boasts some of the freshest seafood imaginable. Chef Erick García, along with his guest chefs Regina Logar and Manuel Victoria, transforms these ingredients into spectacular dishes that are a true celebration, one we highly recommend. So, prepare your palate and reserve […]
Isla Mujeres receives Queer Destinations inclusive certification
Isla Mujeres was awarded the Queer Destinations certification for its commitment to inclusion, diversity, and respect for human rights. The award was presented during the 2026 International Tourism Fair (FITUR), held in Madrid, Spain, within the Mexican Caribbean Pavilion, the Municipal Government reported. This accreditation positions the destination as one of the first municipalities in […]
The most beautiful and least populated village in Jalisco: it has a dam, a spring and a 7-meter Christ the King statue
The first long weekend of the year is just around the corner, and if you’re looking to take advantage of it to visit somewhere, then you should give yourself the opportunity to explore the most beautiful little town in Jalisco: it boasts a dam, a spring, and a 7-meter-tall Christ the King statue. We’re talking […]
THE COURT PROHIBITS REGISTRATION OF CELL PHONES WITH PERSONAL DATA
For all those who said it was a good idea…To keep criminals under surveillance, it’s necessary not to treat the entire nation like criminals, forcing them to hand over their personal data and violating their human rights in Mexico. What’s needed is a thorough cleansing of the government, not the country, to achieve a Just, […]
Tourist drowned in Tulum
An American tourist drowned off the coast of Playa Caribe Condominiums in Tulum. The deceased, identified as 62-year-old Joseph from Missouri, was rescued by Civil Protection personnel and paramedics. Despite resuscitation efforts, they were unable to save his life. Preliminary reports from the scene indicate no signs of foul play. Source: desdelebalcon
Four men found kidnapped in Sinaloa; they were tricked with fake job offers
The Sinaloa Public Security Secretariat reported on Sunday the discovery of four men who had been kidnapped in the municipality of Mazatlán. According to a press release, the four men were lured with a false job offer and were found after a joint operation involving all three levels of government. The incident occurred while military […]
Violence in Sinaloa has claimed the lives of 81 police officers and soldiers since 2024
Since 2024, violence associated with organized crime disputes in Sinaloa has resulted in the deaths of at least 81 members of security forces, including municipal, state, and federal police officers. In the first 23 days of 2026, six members of the security forces were killed in the state, four of them in Culiacán. The most […]
What is the price of gasoline in Nuevo León on January 26th?
Don’t know the price of fuel per liter in Nuevo León? Check below for the highest and lowest prices for January 26, according to data from the Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE) and the Federal Consumer Protection Agency (Profeco). Since prices are constantly changing, it’s important to stay updated on gasoline prices. How much does gasoline […]