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Sara Aguilar

Sara Aguilar

Sara, born in Mexico City, holds diplomas in cultural history, ESL instruction and broadcasting. She joined the Gringo Gazette in 2005, contributing stories on culture, history and news. She also paints in watercolor and occasionally writes under pen names.
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Signboard and palm trees at a sunny beach entrance. Signboard and palm trees at a sunny beach entrance.
  • Baja California Sur
  • Beaches
  • Tourism

Mexico Leads Latin America in Certified Beaches

bySara Aguilar
July 14, 2026
Sunlight filters through a dense green tree canopy viewed from below, leaves glowing in bright green. Sunlight filters through a dense green tree canopy viewed from below, leaves glowing in bright green.
  • Environment
  • Government
  • Local News

A Historic Tree Cut Down in Santiago Sparks Public Outcry

bySara Aguilar
July 12, 2026
Stage with a large chart displaying Mexico's export growth to the rest of the world; a man in a suit speaks at a podium while a woman in a floral top and black skirt stands nearby, with the Mexican flag in the background. Stage with a large chart displaying Mexico's export growth to the rest of the world; a man in a suit speaks at a podium while a woman in a floral top and black skirt stands nearby, with the Mexican flag in the background.
  • Economy
  • International

Mexico in the Top 10 Worldwide for Foreign Direct Investment

bySara Aguilar
July 9, 2026
A group of brown and white cows standing on dry grass in a sunny pasture, with one cow facing the camera in the center. A group of brown and white cows standing on dry grass in a sunny pasture, with one cow facing the camera in the center.
  • Baja California Sur
  • Economy
  • Nature

Holy Cow! Baja Sur’s Extreme Weather Turns Ranches into Sizzle Fests

bySara Aguilar
July 7, 2026
Man in a red polo shirt stands in a flower shop, hand on his forehead, looking pensive among colorful bouquets. Man in a red polo shirt stands in a flower shop, hand on his forehead, looking pensive among colorful bouquets.
  • Economy
  • Los Cabos

Foot Traffic Fades: Historic District Businesses Report Sales Declines of Up to 40%

bySara Aguilar
July 6, 2026
Relaxed tan-and-white dog lying on the floor beside a pink pet crate indoors. Relaxed tan-and-white dog lying on the floor beside a pink pet crate indoors.
  • Government
  • Travel

DogBot: Because “The Dog Ate My Passport” Won’t Work at U.S. Customs

bySara Aguilar
July 6, 2026
Halved avocado with a large brown seed, placed in a rustic basket on a wooden surface Halved avocado with a large brown seed, placed in a rustic basket on a wooden surface
  • Economy
  • National

Mexico Expands Its “Green Gold” Market

bySara Aguilar
June 25, 2026
Three people standing together, each looking at a mobile phone Three people standing together, each looking at a mobile phone
  • Economy
  • Local News
  • Science

Baja California Sur Ranks Second Nationwide in Cell Phone Adoption

bySara Aguilar
June 18, 2026
Man in a gray t-shirt and jeans standing on large rocks beside a shallow creek, with a dog nearby among the boulders in a rocky canyon. Man in a gray t-shirt and jeans standing on large rocks beside a shallow creek, with a dog nearby among the boulders in a rocky canyon.
  • Conservation
  • Environment
  • Tourism

The Sierra de la Laguna Faces New Challenges

bySara Aguilar
June 15, 2026
Fisherman in a small boat at sunset near sea cliffs with a natural arch, overlaid by the 'Festival El Marino y El Pescador' logo. Fisherman in a small boat at sunset near sea cliffs with a natural arch, overlaid by the 'Festival El Marino y El Pescador' logo.
  • Cabo San Lucas
  • Community
  • Events

Sailor and Fisherman Festival Comes to Cabo San Lucas

bySara Aguilar
June 15, 2026

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