CJNG threatens to attack rivals in Michoacán in banners

Amidst operations under the federal “Plan Michoacán,” aimed at pacifying the state, alleged members of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) hung banners on Tuesday with threats against rivals in the municipality of Buenavista, prompting a police and military deployment. The messages, displayed on various streets and on the “March 18th” sign in the town […]

CJNG threatens lemon-growing region despite the ‘Michoacán Plan’

Amidst the operations of “Plan Michoacán,” which aim to pacify the state, alleged members of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG) yesterday displayed banners threatening their rivals, including Juan José Farías Álvarez, “El Abuelo,” and the local population. The messages, directed at the residents of the “18 de Marzo” neighborhood in the Tierra Caliente region, […]

Ajijic, one of the favorite destinations to live in Mexico

Ajijic is one of the most colorful towns in Jalisco. It is located on the shores of Lake Chapala, in the municipality of the same name. Although there are no official figures, the original inhabitants of Ajijic, Mexico, estimate that around 20,000 foreigners live in this town, mainly from the United States, Canada, and England. […]

A journey through Tequila, Cocula and Ajijic: towns of magic and roots

The soul of Mexico beats in Jalisco. Among dormant volcanoes, mountains that smell of agave, and towns where music seems to rise from the cobblestones, three places survive that encapsulate the essence of an entire country: Tequila, Cocula, and Ajijic. Each represents a profound symbol of Mexican identity—drink, music, and art—an inseparable trio that forms […]

More than 8,000 visitors arrive in Mazatlán aboard three cruise ships

More than 8,000 international visitors arrived in Mazatlán this Wednesday aboard the ships Nieuw Amsterdam, Norwegian Jade, and Carnival Panorama. Tourism service providers are hoping that many of these visitors will disembark during their stay in the port to explore the Historic Center, the beaches, the Malecón (boardwalk), and the Golden Zone, as well as […]

Querétaro prepares operation for the 20th Migrant Caravan

Querétaro is preparing for the twentieth Migrant Caravan, which will depart on December 17 at 3:30 a.m. from Laredo, Texas, organized by Migrantes Unidos en Caravana A.C. (United Migrants in Caravan). The Secretary of Government, Eric Gudiño Torres, led a coordination meeting where it was reported that 800 vehicles have registered so far, and that […]

Querétaro will have an inclusive race “Run with me 2025”

The Querétaro State Institute of Sports and Recreation (INDEREQ), through its Adapted Sports Department, announced the community’s participation in “Run With Me 2025,” a race commemorating the International Day of Persons with Disabilities. The race will take place on Sunday, December 7, 2025, starting at 9:00 a.m. at the Querétaro 2000 Park athletic track. The […]

Breathalyzer checkpoints implemented in Querétaro during December

During the month of December, the municipal government of Querétaro will reinforce breathalyzer checkpoints at various strategic locations throughout the city to reduce incidents related to drunk driving. Up to four checkpoints will be active simultaneously each night, in addition to several afternoon operations, in a coordinated effort to promote road safety during a time […]