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Artist Carlos Álvarez Opens ‘Creativo Nativo’ Show in CSL - Gringo Gazette (opens the original)
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If you are looking for something beyond the usual tourist fare in Cabo San Lucas, this might be your chance. Local artist Carlos Álvarez, known as “Crac,” is opening a solo exhibit called “Creativo Nativo” at Galería del Cerrito del Timbre. The show opens Friday, August 7, at 7 p.m., with free admission. The exhibit will run through August 28, open Wednesday through Saturday from noon to 8 p.m. For anyone who has followed local art events in Los Cabos, this is another sign that the area’s cultur
Memorial Chico Villagómez Off-Road Race Returns This Weekend - Gringo Gazette (opens the original)
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Los Cabos is ready for another weekend of dirt flying and engines roaring. The second annual Memorial Chico Villagómez returns to the Luis “Loco” Sandoval track this Saturday and Sunday, August 1–2, and this time kids get in free. Local organizers and the Los Cabos municipal government have made the race one of the more family-friendly motorsports events on the regional calendar. Víctor Manuel Montaño Gaytán, director of municipal public relations, announced that all children and adolescents wil
Mexico Wins Robotics World Championship in South Korea - Gringo Gazette (opens the original)
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While most eyes were on football this summer, a robotics tournament in South Korea quietly crowned a champion nobody saw coming. At RoboCup 2026 in Incheon, seven engineering students from the Universidad Autónoma de Nuevo León beat teams from China, Germany, the United States, Thailand, Hungary and Greece to win first place in the rescue robotics category. The winning team — Edaly González, Miguel Marín, Jorge Sánchez, Leonardo Dávila, Guillermo Farías, Miranda Estévez and Tabata Leija — compet
Los Cabos Ports Closed as Hurricane Genevieve Approaches - Gringo Gazette (opens the original)
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Starting at 10:00 p.m. Sunday, port authorities in Cabo San Lucas and San José del Cabo ordered a closure to navigation for vessels under 500 UAB as a precautionary measure ahead of Hurricane Genevieve. The storm, currently a Category 3 hurricane, is positioned roughly 850 kilometers south of Baja California Sur. Forecasters expect Genevieve to strengthen to Category 4 by Monday, bringing high surf, dangerous swells, and strong rip currents to the Los Cabos coastline. Authorities are urging boat
Traffic Collisions Keep Rising in Cabo San Lucas - Gringo Gazette (opens the original)
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Traffic accidents in Cabo San Lucas increased nearly 10 percent during the first six months of 2026 compared to the same period last year, making vehicle collisions the leading cause of emergency calls to local fire departments. According to Commander Ulises Sandoval of the Cabo San Lucas Fire and Rescue Department, his crews responded to 426 vehicle-related emergencies between January and June. The incidents included rear-end collisions, rollovers, head-on crashes, pedestrian accidents and moto
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