A charred body was found inside a burned car in La Paz, BCS; surveillance is being reinforced.
Another burned-out vehicle and the body of a person inside have now been found in La Paz, Baja California Sur, a region where violence has been reported due to confrontations between criminal groups. Authorities from the state Attorney General’s Office (PGJE) confirmed today that they are investigating this discovery reported in the Ampliación Mezquitito neighborhood […]
Sinaloa welcomes nearly 11,000 attendees at the Mazatlán Cup
Once again, Sinaloa’s main tourist destination, Mazatlán, has seen 10,800 visitors attend the Copa Mazatlán, a children’s soccer tournament from April 30th to May 11th. This tournament brings together 250 teams that play on various fields and sports facilities in the port, generating an estimated 52 million pesos in revenue.This year marks the 25th edition […]
Mazatlán’s ‘searching’ mothers have not received threats for their findings.
The collective “For Voices Without Justice” asserted that it has not received threats or pressure for the recent searches and discovery of human remains. Spokesperson Alejandra Martínez Carrizales stated that their work remains focused exclusively on locating missing persons, without assigning responsibility. “Fortunately not, because as we have always said, we are not looking for […]
Nichupté Bridge in Cancún Set to Open in December 2025
The much-anticipated Nichupté Bridge project in Cancún has been making steady progress, with the latest update indicating that its inauguration is now scheduled for December 2025. According to José Antoni Esteva, Secretary of Infrastructure, Communications, and Transportation, the initial projection for the bridge’s opening was August 2025. However, Esteva confirmed that the new opening date […]
Former Cancún Mayor Carlos Canabal Escapes House Arrest, Fugitive Warrant Issued
The whereabouts of former Cancún mayor Carlos Canabal Ruiz remain unknown after a daring escape from house arrest in this northern Mexican state. According to reports, the former interim mayor of Cancún fled his apartment on April 26, despite being placed under electronic surveillance and constant police monitoring. Canabal had been granted house arrest due […]
Yucatán Police Crack Down on Seafood Scam: Man Arrested for Breach of Trust
A 47-year-old man has been taken into custody by Yucatán police for allegedly defrauding multiple individuals by selling seafood that he never delivered. Mario “N” was arrested during a surveillance patrol in the La Caleta area after complaints against him circulated on social media. According to authorities from the Directorate of Public Safety and Traffic […]
The Ponce Díaz Family: Masters of Industry and Philanthropy in Yucatán
The Ponce Díaz family has etched its name as one of the most influential and affluent families in Yucatán, thanks to their savvy business acumen and strategic partnerships. Their journey to success began with a simple idea: bottling Coca-Cola products in southeastern Mexico. Founded by Fernando Ponce García in 1946, Bepensa, the family’s conglomerate, has […]
Blackouts Plague Yucatán: Residents Fume Over Economic Losses and Unrelenting Heat
A prolonged series of blackouts has gripped the Mexican state of Yucatán, leaving residents seething with frustration and financial woes. The power outages, which began in May, have resulted in economic losses due to damaged electrical appliances. The sweltering heat, which has reached scorching temperatures of up to 40 degrees Celsius (104 Fahrenheit), has further […]
The Yucatán’s Illusion of Perpetual Peace
For years, the Mexican state of Yucatán has been touted as a beacon of tranquility and institutional trust, with its capital Mérida presented as an oasis of harmony in the midst of a country plagued by violence. However, a recent controversy has raised questions about the solidity of this image. At the center of the […]