Michoacán Governor rejects archbishop’s proposal to engage in dialogue with criminal groups
Governor Alfredo Ramírez Bedolla rejected the proposal issued Sunday by the Archbishop of Morelia, Carlos Garfias Merlos, to emulate Colombia’s experience with the establishment of municipal committees for peace and reconciliation, bringing together various sectors and even establishing direct dialogue with representatives of criminal groups. “Calling criminals to dialogue is useless; it’s a failed initiative, […]
A Nayarit judge orders the permanent suspension of construction of the controversial soccer stadium where the City of the Arts used to be.
The cultural sector achieved an important victory in Nayarit. A state judge ordered this Monday the definitive suspension of the construction of a soccer stadium promoted by Governor Miguel Ángel Navarro, of Morena, following the destruction of the City of the Arts cultural complex, on whose land the governor intended to build the new infrastructure. […]
Difficult economic outlook for Sonora and Mexico expected
Due to tariffs, President Donald Trump’s public policies, the lack of investment, and economic uncertainty in the country, business leaders, with the exception of Index, see a complicated outlook for the second half of 2025. Jesús Gámez García, president of the Maquiladora and Export Manufacturing Industry (Index) in Sonora, emphasized that the tariff issue has […]
The US border crossing in Sonora was closed after a shooting at the Dennis DeConcinni checkpoint in Nogales.
A shooting that occurred on the afternoon of July 1, 2025, at the Dennis DeConcini Port of Entry in Nogales forced the temporary closure of the vehicle and pedestrian crossing connecting the municipality of Nogales and the state of Arizona. The incident involved a Customs and Border Protection (CBP) officer, who shot an armed individual […]
Preventive operation carried out on Cabo San Lucas beaches in anticipation of Hurricane Flossie.
During the patrols, beachgoers, visitors, and street vendors were removed from the coastline as a preventative measure against the effects of the weather phenomenon. “Following instructions, we implemented this operation to protect people’s lives. Everyone has been asked to leave in a peaceful and orderly manner. Safety is paramount; these types of actions are part […]
Rains cause flooding in areas of Mazatlán
The rains recorded this Thursday morning in Mazatlán caused partial traffic closures in several areas. Mario Ernesto Cruz Hernández, Deputy Director of Municipal Traffic, reported that they are providing support on Avenida La Marina and Rafael Buelna streets, heading south and north, in the direction of Toreo and the Sánchez Celis neighborhood; on Camarón Sábalo […]
16 bodies in a van and four decapitated bodies hanging from a bridge: the endless horror of the war in Sinaloa
One year after the start of the war within the Sinaloa Cartel, the battle is raging. In recent hours, authorities have found the bodies of 20 people, shot and abandoned on Mexico City Highway 15, north of the city of Culiacán. Four of them were decapitated and hanged from their limbs on a bridge. The […]
Julio César Chávez Jr. arrested in the US for links to the Sinaloa Cartel
The United States government has accused boxer Julio César Chávez Jr. of having ties to the Sinaloa Cartel; the boxer was arrested and his “expedited deportation” is being processed. This is not the first time that ties to organized crime have been mentioned; during the 1990s, his father, boxer Julio César Chávez, appeared in a […]
The Prosecutor’s Office opens an investigation into the payment of 100 million pesos from a Sinaloa Cartel front company to Vector.
Mexico has begun to scrutinize financial institutions sanctioned by the United States government for allegedly laundering drug trafficking proceeds. The Mexican Attorney General’s Office (FGR) has launched an investigation into multimillion-dollar transfers paid to Vector by Prestadora de Servicios Murata, S.A. de C.V., a front company that heads a money laundering network serving the Sinaloa […]