Border Wall Upgrades Underway in El Paso
ABC-7 crew observed the installation of C-wire and advanced technology along the Border Highway near Yarbrough today. A spokesperson for Border Patrol confirmed the upgrades, stating: “The El Paso Sector Border Patrol remains committed to enhancing border security through strategic infrastructure improvements. Efforts to reinforce the border wall system include upgrading and installing C-wire while […]
Young people from Durango participate in the Sueña Durango meeting
The dreams of youth chart the course of Durango. Through the Sueña Durango, Visión 2050 meeting, the Municipal Government brings together students and entrepreneurs to build, from their perspectives and aspirations, the future of the municipality with an innovative and prosperous approach. For Andrés David Serrano, a student at the Universidad Vizcaya de las Américas, […]
Environmental Triumph: Tijuana River Boom Halts 50 Tons of Trash from Reaching US
Last week’s first rainstorm of the season brought only half an inch of rain to the San Diego-Tijuana region but served as the inaugural test for a 1,000-foot-long boom designed to prevent south-of-the-border trash from entering the U.S. and flowing into the Pacific Ocean. The boom, which engineers initially expected to block 20 tons of […]
Panamanian restaurant chain announces reduction in hours due to insecurity in Sinaloa
Panama, the largest restaurant company in the state, announced the reduction of its operating hours due to the violence in Sinaloa. These cuts are announced on the eve of the celebration of the Mazatlán International Carnival, which will take place from February 27 to March 4. Through a statement posted on its social networks, the […]
Ivan Archivaldo reportedly escaped through a tunnel after an operation in Sinaloa; this is what we know
Following the operations that were deployed in Culiacán, Sinaloa, on the afternoon of February 19, it was revealed that Iván Archivaldo Guzmán (one of the Mexican drug traffickers most wanted by the United States) had escaped through a tunnel. Military operations were carried out yesterday in Sinaloa territory. During these actions, four subjects linked to […]
Tiliches fill the center of Oaxaca with color and dance to open the carnival season
A display of the Putleco Carnival in the streets of downtown Oaxaca opened the season of carnivals celebrated by different communities in the state prior to the Lenten festivities. The Tiliches, characters with traditional clothing from the valley of Putla Villa de Guerrero, from the Mixteca region of Oaxaca, walked along the tourist walkway from […]
Mexican Guard Inspections Cause Significant Delays at Laredo Border
Thousands of Mexican National Guards have established checkpoints along the U.S.-Mexico border, leading to mixed reactions from travelers. In response to U.S. President Donald Trump’s agreement to pause tariffs on Mexico, Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum has fulfilled her promise to send guardsmen to reinforce the border and combat fentanyl smuggling. On the morning of February […]
Mandatory Video Surveillance Cameras Proposed for Cozumel Businesses
The municipal president of Cozumel, José Luis Chacón Méndez, has proposed a new security measure that would require commercial establishments to install video surveillance cameras. This initiative, currently under review by the City Council, aims to integrate these cameras into the Security Control and Monitoring Centers (C2 and C5), thereby expanding video surveillance coverage across […]
Indigenous Families in Playa del Carmen Demand Legal Rights to Their Land
Indigenous families in Playa del Carmen are still waiting for legal certainty regarding the land they live on in precarious conditions. Displaced by poverty and seeking a better future, many families of indigenous origin were hired to care for and develop tracts of land occupied by small rural landowners during the national land boom. These […]