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Mexico Leads Latin America in Certified Beaches - Gringo Gazette (opens the original)
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Mexico has climbed to eighth place worldwide in the number of Blue Flag-certified beaches, making it the only Latin American country ranked among the world’s top 10 for the cleanest beaches in 2026. The country holds 103 Blue Flag certifications, placing it eighth among the 52 countries participating in the international program administered by the Foundation for Environmental Education (FEE). The Blue Flag program recognizes beaches, marinas, and tourist boats that meet rigorous environmental,
A Historic Tree Cut Down in Santiago Sparks Public Outcry - Gringo Gazette (opens the original)
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The removal of a tree considered a historic landmark in Santiago’s public square has sparked criticism from residents and environmental activists after environmental advocate Elizabeth Álvarez Rosas alleged that the tree was cut down “with machete blows” and without following proper procedures. Álvarez Rosas, a longtime environmental defender, condemned the removal, saying the tree was one of the park’s historic specimens and should have been preserved. In response to the controversy, the Santia
Mexico in the Top 10 Worldwide for Foreign Direct Investment - Gringo Gazette (opens the original)
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Mexico ranked among the world’s top 10 destinations for Foreign Direct Investment (FDI) in 2025 after attracting $41 billion, a $3 billion increase from the previous year, according to the World Investment Report 2026 published by the United Nations Conference on Trade and Development (UNCTAD). The ranking reflects a continued rise in foreign capital inflows, driven in part by the global shift toward nearshoring and the reconfiguration of international supply chains. The momentum has continued i
Holy Cow! Baja Sur’s Extreme Weather Turns Ranches into Sizzle Fests - Gringo Gazette (opens the original)
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Although livestock farming is not among Baja California Sur’s primary economic sectors, it remains a vital source of income for rural ranching communities and smaller municipalities. The state has 6,967 registered livestock producers across 29 ranchers’ associations. Current livestock numbers total 393,788 head, including 226,810 cattle, 104,208 goats, 23,376 equines, 19,933 pigs, and 19,461 sheep. The herd has declined sharply from 626,236 animals in 2019—a decrease of approximately 37%. State
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