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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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Wide city street scene with traffic and palm trees, set against a backdrop of low buildings and distant hills. Wide city street scene with traffic and palm trees, set against a backdrop of low buildings and distant hills.
  • Los Cabos
  • Real Estate
  • Tourism

Los Cabos and La Paz Are an Airbnb Hotspot

bySara Aguilar
June 15, 2026
Conference room full of attendees facing a stage with speakers and large projection screens. Conference room full of attendees facing a stage with speakers and large projection screens.
  • International
  • Tourism

Mexico Fast Becoming One of the Top Countries for International Conventions

bySara Aguilar
June 12, 2026
Adult tern with orange beak standing on sandy beach beside its chick Adult tern with orange beak standing on sandy beach beside its chick
  • Baja California Sur
  • Conservation
  • Wildlife

Watch Your Step: Baja California Sur’s Least Tern Nesting Season Underway

bySara Aguilar
June 12, 2026
Small motorboat with two people sailing on a calm blue sea under a clear sky. Small motorboat with two people sailing on a calm blue sea under a clear sky.
  • Baja California Sur
  • Conservation
  • Fishing

New Fishing Refuge Zones Established in Baja California Sur

bySara Aguilar
June 12, 2026
Silhouette of a traveler pulling a rolling suitcase through an empty airport terminal toward large glass windows. Silhouette of a traveler pulling a rolling suitcase through an empty airport terminal toward large glass windows.
  • Airport / Flights
  • Economy
  • Tourism

Airline Travel Across Mexico Declines

bySara Aguilar
June 12, 2026
Two pale marine animals gliding underwater in clear blue water, viewed from below (left and right). Two pale marine animals gliding underwater in clear blue water, viewed from below (left and right).
  • Baja California Sur
  • Science
  • Wildlife

5-Meter Great White Shark Spotted in Baja California Sur

bySara Aguilar
June 12, 2026
Colorful soccer ball on a green field with a blurred goal net in the background, marked with FIFA branding. Colorful soccer ball on a green field with a blurred goal net in the background, marked with FIFA branding.
  • Government
  • Local News
  • Sports

State Employees Will Get Thursday Off

bySara Aguilar
June 9, 2026
Woman wearing a white cap rides a blue bicycle on a sunny street, carrying a beige bag on the frame. Woman wearing a white cap rides a blue bicycle on a sunny street, carrying a beige bag on the frame.
  • Cabo San Lucas
  • Community
  • Tourism

Business Leaders Push for Return of Cabo San Lucas Ciclovía

bySara Aguilar
June 8, 2026
Group of Mexican police officers in dark gray uniforms and caps with star badges, standing together outdoors. Group of Mexican police officers in dark gray uniforms and caps with star badges, standing together outdoors.
  • Local News
  • Los Cabos
  • Public Security

New Patrol Cars and Salary Increase Announced for Los Cabos Police

bySara Aguilar
June 8, 2026
Glass mug of coffee labeled COSMOS on a cafe counter, with a pink Aeropress device in the background. Glass mug of coffee labeled COSMOS on a cafe counter, with a pink Aeropress device in the background.
  • Events
  • Food & Wine
  • La Paz

La Paz to Host Region’s First AeroPress Competition

bySara Aguilar
June 7, 2026

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    Community
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    Culture
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