Business leaders in Los Cabos reject the idea that the airport should be a source of pressure for families of the disappeared, amid criticism of airport blockades as a pressure tactic. The Los Cabos Coordinating Council president, Julio Castillo Gómez, emphasized the need for empathy while warning of the fragility of the tourism infrastructure and the importance of law enforcement delivering results for families.

<p>The closure of access roads to and from Los Cabos International Airport for more than nine hours, following the disappearance of young Juan Luis, generated mixed reactions among the business sector. While some called for empathy with the affected family, others warned about the fragility of the destination&#8217;s main tourism infrastructure. The president of the [&#8230;]</p> <p>The post <a href="https://thecabopost.com/2026/03/26/business-leaders-in-los-cabos-reject-the-notion-that-the-airp...