Today, the Boys and Girls Club of Baja California Sur presented its new board of directors at its facilities located in San José del Cabo. Representatives of government authorities, personalities from the hotel industry, foundations, as well as special guests, recognized by the Los Cabos community, participated in this event. The board of directors is
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Population and work 1885-1920 The greatest difficulty faced by the French company El Boleo was having a stable population in Santa Rosalía. In 1885 when the Rothschilds obtained the eleven mining concessions, the population was comprised of 250 workers, all single men: most of them Yaquis, 80 French and five men from Guaymas. The foreigners
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Head of the municipality of Mulegé, this small city, located between two mesas, is affectionately known by the locals from Baja California Sur as “Cachanía”. It was founded in the 19th century, after the then president of Mexico, Porfirio Díaz, granted the Santa Águeda Mining District concession for copper extraction to the French company, El
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On this occasion, our adventure away from our home at Land’s End on the southernmost area of Baja California Sur took us more than 370 miles north, on a journey of almost 8 and a half hours to Heroica Mulegé. Something you should know is that, if you want to follow the modern traveler trend,
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