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Did organized crime take them? Investigation into the disappearance of young Sinaloa residents in Los Cabos

A few days ago, it was reported that three young men from Sinaloa disappeared in Los Cabos, Baja California Sur. They had traveled there for work, but nothing has been heard from them since. The news began circulating on social media, but at the time, no further details were available about what happened to them—until […]

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The Zacatecas Government invites you to participate in Llantatón 2025

In the context of World Environment Day, to be celebrated this June 5th, under the United Nations slogan “No Plastic Pollution,” the Secretariat of Water and Environment (SAMA) launched the fifth Tire-A-Thon. The goal is to collect as many used tires as possible and provide them with a proper disposal, thereby preventing carbon dioxide and […]

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Potosí Business Center, home of the “American Horse Expo”

In an effort to attract internationally renowned events to San Luis Potosí, the Potosí Business Center is hosting the “American Horse Expo,” which will host a variety of events in our state on June 2 and 3. There, Carla Arceo, president of Criadores CM México (CCCM), confirmed her participation and emphasized that this association was […]

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Rainy season impacts León, San Miguel de Allende, Dolores Hidalgo, and Guanajuato

A storm of rain has taken several municipalities in Guanajuato by storm, transforming the region’s climate and significantly impacting the population. León, San Miguel de Allende, Dolores Hidalgo, and the state capital are experiencing significant disruptions due to this exceptional weather phenomenon. The magnitude of rainfall in the region In a context where the rains […]

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Chiapas, Oaxaca, and Guerrero, the states with the highest labor poverty in Mexico

By the first quarter of 2025, an improvement in the level of working poverty was recorded in Mexico, with 33.9% of workers living in this situation. Working poverty refers to the number of workers—formal and informal—whose income is insufficient to cover the basic needs of the population. Chiapas ranked as the state with the highest […]

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Construction of the Saltillo-Nuevo Laredo and Querétaro-Irapuato railways will be carried out in strategic blocks.

The Railway Transport Regulatory Agency (ARTF) of the Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications, and Transportation (SICT) reports that the construction of the Querétaro-Irapuato and Saltillo-Nuevo Laredo passenger train routes, which will begin in July, will be carried out through strategic construction “fronts.” The Querétaro-Irapuato route, 107.8 kilometers (km), will be divided into four segments for construction: […]

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Kuri acknowledges infrastructure failures and promotes hotel investment in Querétaro

Governor Mauricio Kuri González acknowledged failures in the maintenance of water infrastructure that caused recent flooding in the capital of Querétaro. He also announced the interest of new hotel chains in investing in the state and reaffirmed his commitment to strategic projects, such as the expansion of Highway 57. Hotel Investment Seeks Growth in Querétaro […]

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Two Colombian cells detected in Querétaro for express loans

The Secretary of Citizen Security, Iovan Elías Pérez Hernández, reported that two criminal cells made up of Colombians involved in the crime of extortion have been detected in the state of Querétaro, and arrests have been made. He emphasized that this has been detected through the Cyber ​​Police, where the method is the provision of […]

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Mazatlán ready for Music Day 2025, with more than 200 artists in a borderless celebration.

Mazatlán’s Historic Center will be transformed this Saturday, June 7th, starting at 7:00 PM, into a grand open-air stage for the highly anticipated Día de la Música 2025, a cultural celebration that celebrates musical diversity, local identity, and citizen participation in an atmosphere of harmony and art. This Monday, during the official presentation of the […]