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Cabo cruise season just jumped 30% 🚢


Big growth… but rising fuel costs could change the game.


Still a win?


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Profeco Issues Sanctions: “Do Not Fill Up Here” Posted at Stations Charging More Than 24 Pesos - Gringo Gazette Profeco has intensified inspections at gas stations nationwide, placing warning seals on establishments charging more than 24 pesos per liter for fuel, the price cap imposed by President Claudia Sheinbaum. The Federal Consumer Protection Agency said it increased monitoring efforts after detecting irregular pricing practices at several service stations across the country. During one recent

“Do not fill up here” ⛽


Profeco is flagging gas stations charging over 24 pesos/liter.


Some even had fuel discrepancies.


Seen this near you?


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Two 5K races. One goal: give back 🏃


May 3 in Baja — supporting education and healthcare.


Running… or cheering?


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Flight to Cabo… but not for everyone ✈️


10 passengers removed from WestJet WS2662 after refusing crew instructions.


Police involved. Court dates next.


Worth it?


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Bluesky


Rock music + real impact 🎸


Rock-A-Thon V supports Feeding Los Cabos Kids — serving 20,000+ meals a month.


One night can help a lot.


Going?


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Uber at Los Cabos Airport?


Still no 🚫


Legal wins aside, taxis control pickups — so yes, you still have to walk outside with your luggage.


Worth it for cheaper rides?


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5 years. No access.


El Sargento residents are still fighting to reopen Agua Caliente beach.


Barriers, legal battles… no resolution.


Should public beaches ever be blocked?


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More than 100 Athletes from Baja California Sur Will Compete in Los Cabos Ironman - Gringo Gazette The Municipal Sports Institute granted 47 complimentary entries to local athletes weeks ahead of the Ironman 70.3 scheduled for April 26. Elton Olachea, director of the Los Cabos Municipal Sports Institute (INDEM), said more than 100 athletes from Baja California Sur.primarily from Los Cabos and La Paz, are expected to compete in the demanding triathlon,

Ironman 70.3 is coming to Los Cabos 🏊🚴🏃


Nearly 100 local athletes will compete — some chasing world championships.


Could you finish one?


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Puerto Paraíso Shut Down Over Safety Risks - Gringo Gazette One of Cabo San Lucas’ busiest shopping spots just got an unwanted timeout. Authorities in Los Cabos have suspended activities at Puerto Paraíso after inspectors found safety issues serious enough to warrant a preventive shutdown. According to the XV Ayuntamiento de Los Cabos, the decision came after a technical inspection involving Protección Civil and the

Puerto Paraíso just got shut down 🚧


Safety issues, fire system not working, multiple incidents…


Officials say it’s preventive.


Would you feel safe there?


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Municipal Arts Center Programs

The Municipal Arts Center continues to offer a diverse range of courses and workshops for children, youth, and adults. To accommodate different lifestyles, programs are available in both m
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Uber and taxis… together?


After 14 years, drivers can now join Uber and still stay independent.


Same app. More options.


Will it actually work?


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April 6, 2026 Edition - Gringo Gazette This week’s Gringo Gazette South dives into Baja’s biggest stories. Grab your copy and stay in the know!

📰 New Gringo Gazette is live — now interactive.


Tap through stories, explore Baja, and actually engage with the content.


News just got more fun.


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Expats move to Mexico for many reasons, including a lower cost of living, affordable high-quality healthcare, and a warmer, more relaxed lifestyle.
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Fashion meets impact 💙


The Deep Blue Fashion Fest on April 16 will support Onco Reto BCS.


30% of tickets + art sales go to breast cancer patients.


Would you go?


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La Paz Mayor Milena Quiroga traveled to Cabo San Lucas recently to promote the construction of new water tanks in the state capital that will improve water pressure and benefit more than 19,000 residents.
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Baja California Sur Leads Mexico in Attracting Foreign Investment - Gringo Gazette Baja California Sur has secured its position as Mexico’s leading state for attracting foreign direct investment in tourism from January to December 2025. According to official data, the state received 1.2917 billion pesos (about $72.1 million USD), representing 40.6% of the national total allocated to the sector and underscoring its importance within the country’s tourism

Baja Sur just ranked #1 in Mexico for tourism investment 💰


Over $72M USD in 2025 — about 40% of the national total.


Big growth… big changes.


Good or bad?


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Why San José Jazz Weekend Deserves a Hand - Gringo Gazette Some events show up, make noise, and disappear by Monday. San José Jazz Weekend is not one of those. This festival has grown into one of the cultural bright spots of Los Cabos, bringing live jazz, food, art, and a very good excuse to linger outdoors with a drink in hand and pretend you are

Jazz, food, art… and it’s free 🎷


The San José Jazz Weekend returns May 22–23 in San José del Cabo.


5,000+ people. Big vibes. Real culture.


Would you go?


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Someone tried to block access to a beach near La Paz.


Authorities removed the signs and reopened Turquoise Bay — reminding everyone: beaches in Mexico are public.


Why does this keep happening?


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La Paz Fashion Fest Supports Cancer Cause - Gringo Gazette La Paz is going through a cultural, artistic, and international renaissance. Whether you are visiting or live here full-time, you are invited to be part of Azul Profundo Fashion Fest SS26, an international fashion show fundraiser on April 16, 2026. Leading this initiative is Wendy Gómez, the Mexican director of Spain’s Revista Quantum’s. Revista Quantum's

La Paz is having a moment 💙


The Azul Profundo Fashion Fest SS26 brings fashion, art, and food together on April 16 — all supporting Onco Reto BCS.


Only 250 tickets.


Going?


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Baja NORRA Mexican 1000 Off-Road Rally Begins April 30 - Gringo Gazette Founded in 1967 by Ed Pearlman, the National Off-Road Racing Association (NORRA) helped establish organized desert racing in Baja California with the original Mexican 1000 Rally. The inaugural race, which ran from Tijuana to La Paz, launched what would become one of the most famous off-road competitions in the world. Over time, the event evolved

Before Baja 1000… there was this.


The NORRA Baja Mexican 1000 returns April 30 — 1,400 miles from Ensenada to Cabo.


Race, adventure, and pure Baja culture.


Would you drive it?


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La Paz Police Officers Receive Up to 43% Pay Increase - Gringo Gazette The Mexican Employers’ Confederation (COPARMEX), Baja California Sur chapter, welcomed the announcement by La Paz Mayor Milena Quiroga to increase the salaries of approximately 800 police officers in the state capital, beginning next pay period. COPARMEX president Paúl Valdiviezo said the pay raise reflects a commitment to investing in human resources, like the private sector’s

La Paz police are getting up to a 43% raise.


Business groups say better pay = less corruption + stronger security.


But is salary enough to fix deeper issues?


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Don’t Miss the 13th Edition of “La Pazión por el Sabor” - Gringo Gazette Get your white outfit ready for the largest gastronomic festival in Baja Sur! Often referred to as the “White Party,” this iconic annual fundraiser returns to El Mogote on May 29, 2026. What began nearly two decades ago as a humble local initiative has transformed into a large-scale celebration of community and flavor. Today, the

White outfits ready? 🤍


La Paz’s iconic White Party is back May 29 — 130+ food & drink spots, live music by Kabah, all for charity.


Would you risk red wine in all white?


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Semarnat Cancels Mega Project in Cabo Pulmo - Gringo Gazette After more than a year under review, 16 months in total, the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (Semarnat) has revoked the environmental authorization granted in 2024 to the mega-development known as “Baja Bay Club,” which planned to build a large tourist complex near Cabo Pulmo National Park. Authorities concluded that the permit had been

A massive development near Cabo Pulmo National Park just got its permit revoked.


Authorities say the original approval was irregular.


Big win for conservation… for now.


Would you allow projects like this near protected areas?


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The “I Love La Paz” Campaign - Gringo Gazette The La Paz Tourism Trust, in collaboration with private businesses, the state government and universities, launched the “I Love La Paz” campaign in February. The initiative seeks to involve the local community in shaping the city’s tourism narrative and defining the type of tourism it wants to promote. “We want to inform the community and

La Paz is asking a bold question:


Not “how do we get more tourists?”
But “what kind of tourists do we want?”


The I Love La Paz campaign is all about smarter, more responsible growth.


Worth it?


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Earth Hour Los Cabos - Gringo Gazette On March 28, Los Cabos will turn off all non-essential lights for one hour, joining cities in more than 190 countries participating in Earth Hour. The initiative, organized by the World Wide Fund for Nature (WWF), calls for switching off non-essential lights on the last Saturday of March each year to draw attention to climate

Los Cabos goes dark this Saturday for Earth Hour 🌎


But the real story? Solar-powered hotels, EV charging, and a tourism industry quietly shifting toward sustainability.


Is Earth Hour symbolic… or actually impactful?


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Birdwatching is growing rapidly worldwide as both a recreational activity and a form of ecotourism, according to Mario Ayala, a research professor at the Autonomous University of Baja California Sur (UABCS).
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La Paz has sunshine for days… but energy isn’t that simple.


Solar alone isn’t the answer — grid stability, batteries, and rapid growth are all part of the puzzle.


Would you invest in solar + storage for reliabilit
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Deep Clean at the Cabo San Lucas Marina - Gringo Gazette A clean marina reflects a shared vision for a healthier shoreline and a stronger tourism destination. The Los Cabos Municipal Tourism Office, led by Ana Gabriela Navarro, organized the “Clean Marina, Everyone’s Image” campaign at the Cabo San Lucas Marina. The initiative aimed to bring together authorities, the tourism industry, and civil society to help

2,000+ pounds of trash removed from Cabo Marina.


A community cleanup brought together volunteers, businesses, and authorities.


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Semarnat Rejects “Uncle Checo Sanctuary” Project Over Documentation Gaps - Gringo Gazette The Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (Semarnat) has dismissed the environmental impact assessment request for the proposed “Santuario del Tío Checo” (Uncle Checo Sanctuary) project, citing inconsistencies and insufficient technical information. The project, promoted by the organization Hermandad en Armonía, was planned for development in the La Palma area of San José del Cabo.

Semarnat rejects “Uncle Checo Sanctuary” project in Los Cabos.


Cited: missing data and inconsistencies in the environmental filing.


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Dead Humpback Whale Found Entangled in Fishing Net - Gringo Gazette The remains of a female humpback whale were discovered along the Gulf of California coast near the fishing area of Punta Coyote in Baja California Sur. Personnel from FONMAR (Fund for the Protection of Marine Resources) made the discovery while conducting a patrol near the Punta Coyote fishing camp in the municipality of La Paz.

A humpback whale was found dead in Baja, entangled in a fishing net.


Authorities are investigating the case.


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