San Luis Potosí News, Industry, and Ecotourism

San Luis Potosí is a diverse central Mexican state known for its industrial growth, rich colonial history, and natural wonders in the Huasteca Potosina region. In this section, find updates from San Luis Potosí City, Ciudad Valles, and Real de Catorce, covering everything from automotive industry news to ecotourism and cultural heritage. Whether you’re interested in business, nature, or spiritual travel, San Luis Potosí has something to offer.

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•September 1, 2025

FENAPO 2025 closes after 24 days with packed finale

FENAPO 2025 closes with a spectacular finale by Grupo Frontera. Discover highlights from the closing night celebrations.

•August 29, 2025

Aida Karina Juárez found dead in SLP as outrage grows

Aida Karina Juárez's tragic story highlights the heart-wrenching search for missing persons in Mexico and the ongoing grief.

•August 9, 2025

Interapas sanitation network rehabilitation advances in SLP

Interapas sanitation network rehabilitation began in early August with nearly 1.7 million pesos to renew pipes in San Luis Potosí.

•August 9, 2025

San Luis Potosí National Fair Fenapo 2025 Kicks Off

San Luis Potosí National Fair Fenapo 2025 kicks off with free rides, concerts, Dinner in the Sky, and pavilion for six Magical Towns.

•August 7, 2025

Marilyn Manson Concert Protests in San Luis Potosí

Marilyn Manson Concert Protests in San Luis Potosí highlight parents’ concerns over content and minor safety risks at FENAPO’s August 10 show.

•August 1, 2025

American Paul Jonathan Brown and Founder of ‘Barking of Hope’ missing in SLP

•August 1, 2025

Craft Beer Growth in San Luis Potosí Drives Local Brewers

Craft beer growth in San Luis Potosí is drawing new entrepreneurs even as IEPS revenue declines and export tariffs squeeze producers.

•July 18, 2025

Five new power plants in Mexico boost grid stability and prevent blackouts

Power plants boost grid stability and prevent blackouts by adding 2,465 MW to Mexico’s electrical system, says Secretary of Energy Luz Elena González.