Law prevents education for migrant minors
An analysis by the Benemérita Universidad Autónoma de Chiapas (UNACH) exposes serious omissions in educational policy for migrant children. Researcher Dulce María Reyes Ríos, from the Center for Studies on Municipal Development and Public Policies (CEDES), documents that since 2018, efforts have been made to reform Article 39 of the State Rights Law to exempt […]
Dogs are being cared for in Oaxaca communities affected by Hurricane Erick.
Pets from the communities of El Tamal and Motilla, in the municipality of Pinotepa Nacional, Oaxaca, impacted by Hurricane Erika, a category three hurricane on the Saffir-Simpson scale, received veterinary care. The visit was led by the International Fund for Animal Welfare (IFAW), the University of the Coast (UNCOS), and the Ministry of Environment, Biodiversity, […]
Young Mexican woman attacked by foreigner in Oaxaca movie theater
A young Mexican woman identified as Sthepany was verbally assaulted by a foreign man inside a movie theater in Puerto Escondido, Oaxaca. The incident was recorded on video and went viral on social media, sparking outrage and calls to identify and punish the attacker. Sthepany recounted on her TikTok account (@sthepany.oficial) that the attack occurred […]
Burners detected on Cerritos Beach in Mazatlán, and swimmer alert issued
Several burners appeared this Saturday at Cerritos Beach, prompting the Aquatic Rescue Squad to intervene and deploy personnel to the area. The presence of these organizations led to the placement of white flags as a risk warning to swimmers of possible harm when entering the sea. The agency reported that the patrols will continue throughout […]
80 new officers graduate with honors from the Mazatlán Merchant Nautical School
After four years of dedication, effort, and perseverance in their studies, 80 new officers from the Naval Pilot and Naval Engineer programs graduated with honors this Saturday from the “Capt. Alt. Antonio Gómez Maqueo” Merchant Nautical School in Mazatlán, amid a moving ceremony. In the presence of naval commanders, institution authorities, guests, and hundreds of […]
Crazy Saturday! Mazatlán reached 80 percent hotel occupancy over the weekend.
Just days before the official start of the summer vacation season, projections for Mazatlán are positive. This weekend, hotels reached 80 percent occupancy. The president of the local National Chamber of Commerce, Francis Cázarez Oliveros, stated that hotel occupancy levels have reached 80 percent over the past two weekends, and the same trend will continue […]
The native animal of Durango that can be seen in rivers deep within the forest
One of the species that is born and grows in the Durango forest is this small animal that loves rivers and wooded and rocky areas. Like several mammals in the Durango forest, this native species prefers to stay as far away from civilization as possible and avoid approaching people, who can endanger its habitat. What […]
The small town in Durango whose surroundings were bought by a famous Hollywood actor
Places like the Durango forest, as well as its rivers, lakes, and hills, have inspired many activities, but without a doubt, what gave rise to these settings has been cinema. Durango is known as the Land of Cinema, as hundreds of films were once filmed, and these places captivated many artists, including an internationally renowned […]
Durango turns 452, and these are three things you didn’t know about its geography.
The city of Durango is about to celebrate the 452nd anniversary of its founding, and with it, we celebrate the formation of the Mexican state of Durango, one of the country’s 32 federal entities and the fourth largest. And even if you’re familiar with this state, you probably still don’t know several interesting facts about […]