“Tourism is an engine for the state’s development”
In an interview with Al Cabo Noticias, where the topic of the day was “How is Los Cabos’ tourism competitiveness?”, Berta Montaño, Secretary of Finance for the Baja California Sur government, spoke about the income generated from tourism in Baja California Sur. She emphasized that tourism is a driving force for the state’s development. She […]
Laughter at the Cenote: Viral Video Showcases Yucatán’s Humor
A viral video circulating on social media has captured the attention of many with its lighthearted and humorous portrayal of two young Yucatecans who were asked to present their National Identity Documents (INE) when trying to enter a cenote in Chocholá, Yucatán. The 39-second clip, shared by the duo themselves, has generated significant laughter and […]
Multi-million dollar drug bust: Navy stops four tons of cocaine in Baja California Sur
In the state of Baja California Sur, members of the Secretariat of the Navy (Semar) intercepted more than four tons of cocaine being transported on a small vessel. The drug, according to authorities, has a value of one billion pesos. The operations took place off the coast of the Mexican Pacific during maritime surveillance patrols. […]
Man accused of attempted murder in Mazatlán arrested in Texas
The Sinaloa State Attorney General’s Office, through the Specialized Arrest Unit (UNESA), executed an arrest warrant against Edgar Alonso “N,” 43, for his alleged involvement in the crime of attempted aggravated homicide with advantage. The warrant was executed in Texas, United States, thanks to international collaboration with INTERPOL. The incident occurred in 2016, during a […]
Durango-Mazatlán: Why was the highway closed this Friday? Here’s what we know.
This morning, around 11:00 a.m., the closure of traffic in both directions of the Durango-Mazatlán highway was reported through the X account of Caminos y Puentes Federales (Capufe). According to Capufe, the closure was at kilometer 182, near the El Sinaloense tunnel, and was due to “an incident,” without providing details about the incident. At […]
SEGEY Officials Accused of Manipulating FONE Passwords to Favor Relatives and Associates
In a shocking scandal, high-ranking officials within the Yucatán State Government’s Education Secretariat (SEGEY) have been accused of manipulating passwords for the Fund for Contributions for Educational Payroll and Operating Expenses (FONE) to establish a base and favor their associates, including family members. According to recent news reports, Olivia Ku Crespo was reinstated to her […]
Nearly 1,300 illegal video surveillance cameras have been dismantled in Sinaloa.
The Sinaloa Security Secretariat reported this Wednesday the dismantling of 82 illegal video surveillance cameras in Culiacán and Mazatlán, bringing the total number of these devices removed from public facilities in the state to 1,290. According to a statement, an operation was deployed in which 14 devices were detected in Mazatlán and the rest in […]
PRI Calls for Concrete Proposals to Address Security Concerns in Mérida
In a recent meeting at the San Antonio Cucul Hacienda, several former leaders of Mexico’s Institutional Revolutionary Party (PRI) gathered to discuss the pressing issues facing Mérida, the state of Yucatán, and the country as a whole. The primary concern highlighted during the gathering was the deteriorating sense of security in both the capital and […]
Spring Equinox Draws Thousands to Chichen Itza: Tourists Risk Fines by Climbing Pyramid
In a spectacle that has become a beloved tradition in Mexico, thousands of tourists flocked to the ancient Mayan ruins of Chichen Itza on Thursday to witness the Spring Equinox. As the sun cast its shadows on the pyramid’s steps, creating the iconic “descending serpent” image, visitors from around the world gathered in awe. According […]