16.6% of bodies in Baja California have presence of fentanyl: Semefo; more than 4 thousand studies have been carried out
César Raúl González, state director of the Forensic Medical Service (Semefo) of Baja California, said that around 16.6% of the bodies that enter the Semefos of Tijuana and Mexicali have the presence of fentanyl. This was indicated by the director of the Semefo of said state in an interview with Ciro Gómez Leyva in his […]
With Plan Sonora, the governor attracts new sustainable projects from the mining and automotive industries
Following up on the strategy to attract new investments in the State, promoted by the Sonora Sustainable Energy Plan, with which projects have arrived that benefit the state economy, Governor Alfonso Durazo Montaño agreed with the Government of Mexico on the actions to be undertaken for initiatives such as the manufacture of the Olinia electric […]
Frost and sleet! Arctic air mass thus covers the Badiraguato mountain range in white
The Arctic air mass that drives the 22nd cold front of the season dressed the Badiraguato mountain range in white, and although there has not yet been a snowfall as such, in La Mesa del Fierro families woke up this January 10 to a frozen atmosphere due to the presence of frost, while in Surutato […]
They are clean! 14 km of 28 storm drains in Mazatlán have been treated to prevent flooding
In the first 70 days of the Municipal Government, 28 storm drains in various parts of the city have already been cleared as part of the goal established for the first phase of the administration. This was highlighted by Mayor Estrella Palacios Domínguez, who said that this Thursday she went to Progreso Avenue in the […]
CDMX-Puebla-Veracruz Train: How is the construction project going?
The construction of the CDMX-Puebla-Veracruz train will still take time because the right of way in Puebla is not available, and the route is not 100% established. During the morning press conference of the governor of Puebla, Alejandro Armenta, he explained that talks will soon begin to have a route and the corresponding right of […]
Violence in Matamoros: shootings, blockades and the death of a woman after a chase
A series of shootings and blockades were reported this Tuesday, January 7, in various sectors of the city of Matamoros, Tamaulipas, due to clashes between organized crime groups and security forces, including the State Guard and the Mexican Army. During the chase, a van driven by criminals collided with a car, resulting in the death […]
Cartel gives gifts for Three Kings’ Day in Tabasco
A drug cartel handed out toys and roscas on the occasion of Three Kings’ Day, in a neighborhood in the municipality of Macuspana, 50 kilometers from the Tabasco capital, Villahermosa, and birthplace of former president Andrés Manuel López Obrador. In videos circulating on social media, a large group of people can be seen listening to […]
Starbucks launched its NEW coffee grown in Puebla
Starbucks launched a new Mexican single-origin coffee: Starbucks Mexico Puebla. This coffee comes from the volcanic highlands of the Sierra Norte de Puebla. Starbucks Mexico Puebla is a specialty Arabica coffee, grown by more than 1,350 small producers, many of them indigenous Totonacs, who have inherited and perfected the art of coffee cultivation through generations. […]
More than 50 illegally installed video surveillance cameras removed in Veracruz municipalities
As part of the operations carried out by elements of the Navy (Semar) in Veracruz, more than 50 video surveillance cameras that had been installed illegally in public roads were removed. The Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection (SSPC) confirmed through a brief statement that a total of 53 cameras located in various points of […]