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The states of Jalisco, Nayarit, Colima, Michoacán and Sinaloa are receiving the brunt of Simon’s heavy rains and strong winds, and the hurricane could strengthen before making its predicted landfall…
In an Oct. 9 report titled “CJNG After El Mencho,” the Overseas Security Advisory Council assesses the impacts that El Mencho’s takedown has had on the internal structure and operations…
While still a favorite coastal destination of Mexico residents, Acapulco’s popularity among international tourists has waned in recent decades, partly due to increased competition. Now it plans to partner with…
U.S. President Donald Trump has pressured Mexico to sign energy deals with U.S. companies, “triggering alarm in Mexico City,” according to the Financial Times (FT).
A new measure will require tourism service providers to verify, via official documentation, the kinship, parental authority, guardianship or care and custody status of minors traveling with adults.
President Sheinbaum said on Monday that Jalisco authorities must explain their use of force against protesters in Guadalajara on Sunday, and that federal water officials would meet on Monday with…
The three victims were camping and surfing near Punta San José, approximately 80 km south of Ensenada, when they were killed during a robbery attempt in late April 2024.
Swiss food and beverage multinational Nestlé plans to increase its announced investment in Mexico from US $1 billion to $2 billion during President Claudia Sheinbaum’s administration.
The state government had just last week announced a project to rehabilitate the obsolete water distribution infrastructure after earlier offering refunds to affected users, but after a year of brown…
El muérdago, aka “Mexican mistletoe,” is threatening to kill innumerable trees in the Guadalajara Metro Area, writes John Pint. But residents are determined to save them.
The Guadalajara Metro Area is spotlighting cultural festivals aplenty this month, including events celebrating beer, music and Día de Muertos, writes Dawn Stoner.
The Baja XL Rally brought Ryan G. Christen to San Ignacio twice, and both visits were unforgettable … albeit for different reasons.
Mexico City chefs were dismayed when their ambitious “Pay What You Can” experiment was instead interpreted as a “Pay if You Want To” plan.
