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Farid Dieck praises the conservation of pristine beaches in Baja California Sur. The creator highlights that the state's success in 2026 is having kept its natural paradises safe from massive development through environmental protection.

The CEA announces a 26.4 million peso investment to improve the drinking water and sanitation network in Baja California Sur. A key 2026 initiative to guarantee access to water resources and strengthen state infrastructure.

A new regulation in Baja California Sur mandates that all sports teams include members trained in first aid. The measure seeks to ensure an immediate response to accidents on fields and stadiums across the state, prioritizing athlete safety.

COEPRIS rules out sanitary risk at Chileno Beach after confirming that the contamination report was due to a technical leak in a desalination plant, with no presence of raw sewage. The beach maintains its Blue Flag certification and is safe for swimmers.

The BCS Government announces Employment Days in Mulege and Loreto with over 150 vacancies available. The initiative seeks to link job seekers with local companies to strengthen the formal economy in the north of the state.

UABCS promotes the "Hunt Photos, Not Species" program in La Paz, training citizens in nature photography and citizen science to document local wildlife for research, conservation, and sustainable ecotourism purposes.

Sports fishing in Baja California Sur reaches record economic revenue in 2026, establishing itself as a financial pillar that balances high-end tourism with marine conservation through the catch-and-release model.

Governor Victor Castro reaffirms his support for the livestock sector in BCS through investments in water infrastructure, genetic improvement, and animal health, seeking to guarantee rural profitability and social justice for small producers.

The Mulegé government has extended the deadline for its air conditioning subsidy program, helping local residents and businesses acquire energy-efficient mini-splits to combat high temperatures and reduce utility costs.

Baja California Sur is advancing legislative reforms to regulate housing developments and improve social housing, aiming to guarantee high-quality infrastructure and legal certainty that increase property values and urban order across the state.

The new Animal Care and Welfare Center in Los Cabos has reached 32% construction progress, aiming to become a regional leader in public health, environmental education, and animal protection to enhance the ecological balance of the area.

Baja California Sur athlete Mía Quintero has secured an international gold medal as part of the Mexican artistic swimming team in Chile, marking a historic achievement for her career and highlighting the region's sporting talent.

Goal achieved! Carnaval La Paz 2026 leaves a record 300 million peso economic impact and total safety for attendees. La Paz shines as a prime tourist destination in 2026.

Total boost for sports! INDEM Los Cabos announces a historic budget increase for 2026. More scholarships, better courts, and full support for our athletes.

INSUDE equips the champions: the state canoeing team receives top-tier sports material for their training and competitions in 2026.

Los Cabos flies higher: the destination negotiates new direct routes to Puebla, Dubai, and Germany. An ambitious strategy to conquer global markets in 2026.

The Housing for Well-being program is moving forward on the outskirts of La Paz with the construction of the first structural units. With accessible monthly payments and a focus on families without social security, the project aims to deliver its first homes in the first half of 2026, tackling the challenge of providing basic services to the most lagging areas.