Although in San Miguel de Allende the tourism sector was the hardest hit in 2020, it appears that this industry will grow in 2021, as hotel chains such as Marriot, Pueblo Bonito, Hyatt, and Hilton will come to town. Concurrently, companies in San Miguel’s industrial zone should also expand, and that labor pool, currently 6,500, should increase.
Author: Jesús Aguado (Jesús Aguado)
Tourism at a Low Point: The Industrial Sector Takes the Lead
The Allende Celebration is Nearing
Busts, as well as standing and seated equestrian sculptures in the city pay permanent homage to Ignacio Jesús Pedro Regalado de Allende y Unzaga, the hero whose surname it adopted, and who led up to 40,000 men during the armed independence uprising of 1810.
Additional Hectares To Fall Under Preservation of Charco del Ingenio
In reality nobody knows which hectares will be included in the Charco del Ingenio Ecological Preservation Zone, but fines were indeed levied for some evasions. In the end, everything went back to how it was originally decreed.
Neither Walmart nor Costco; City Market Is the Chosen One
Here We Go Again
Atención had a conversation with San Miguel’s municipal president, Mayor Luis Alberto Villarreal. He shared a message for the community, which he says has supported the municipality rising up in the face of this year’s complex conditions. Villarreal also told us about projects lined up for 2021, including his intention to seek a second consecutive term as mayor.
Goodbye 2020, hello 2021 a la 1998
On New Year’s Eve, the grapes, champagne, and kisses will have to be enjoyed at home—but with a lot of music, starting at 10pm.
Candidates have started Declaring Themselves for Upcoming General Elections
Independent candidates, as well as candidates from diverse parties are preparing to contend for the various positions up for popular election: federal and local deputies; city council members; and one that many covet—the mayorship.
The Landfill Has Burned—Yet Again
The garbage landfill in Palo Colorado caught fire for the second time on Dec 12.
IN SAN MIGUEL, RED EPIDEMIOLOGICAL TRAFFIC LIGHT “DOES NOT CHANGE ANYTHING”
Before the switch from orange to red traffic light in the state of Guanajuato, today, places such as cantinas, bars, casinos, and nightclubs in San Miguel were already closed—taking a step ahead in sanitary measures—now health protocols for the end of the year remain to be determined. After the change in color was announced, Atención...