Hermosillo and Guaymas, the most competitive cities in Sonora
Hermosillo and Guaymas were ranked among the cities with the greatest urban competitiveness in 2024, according to a study by the Mexican Institute for Competitiveness (IMCO). According to the IMCO Urban Competitiveness Index (ICU), which detects the performance and challenges presented by each city, Hermosillo is among the most competitive cities with 500 thousand to […]
Semarnat recognizes Durango for the care and protection of natural areas
In commemorating the National Conservation Day, the Secretary of Environment and Natural Resources (Semarnat), Alicia Bárcena, recognized this Wednesday the protection undertaken by the state of Durango for the care of more than one million hectares that are part of the scheme of Protected Natural Areas (ANP), among which are the Biosphere Reserves of La […]
Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office arrests employee of the Durango Prosecutor’s Office
The Police Investigating Corruption Crimes executed an arrest warrant against Luis Rafael N, who is accused of being the alleged perpetrator of the crime of non-compliance, improper exercise and abandonment of public service. The Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office of Durango indicated that Luis Rafael N held the position of administrative assistant in the Attorney General’s Office […]
How brave! Child pleads with criminals and prevents his mother’s kidnapping in Mazatlán, Sinaloa
A video of a brave boy who thwarted a kidnapping attempt and managed to free his mother in the city of Mazatlán was spread on social media. These images occur in the context of the wave of violence in Sinaloa, which began in mid-September. Boy confronts kidnappers to free his motherThe data that appears in […]
UAS returns to virtual classes in the face of violent events recorded this Thursday in Culiacán and Navolato
In response to the violent events recorded during the morning of Thursday, November 28, the Autonomous University of Sinaloa (UAS) announced that the classes scheduled for today will be held virtually in the central regional unit that includes Culiacán and Navolato. Through an official statement, the UAS emphasized that the security of its university community […]
BofA Sees Growth Potential in Mexico Despite Trump Tariff Threats
Bank of America (BofA) remains optimistic about its future in Mexico, anticipating benefits from nearshoring despite President-elect Donald Trump’s recent threats to impose tariffs on exports to the United States. Market Concerns Trump’s announcement earlier this week about potential tariffs on Mexico and Canada has unsettled markets and raised concerns about multinational investments in the […]
Taxi Drivers Attack Tourists in Xcaret, Mistaking Them for Uber Drivers
A video circulating on social media shows taxi drivers from the Lázaro Cárdenas del Río union attacking tourists at the entrance to the Xcaret ecotourism park, mistakenly believing they were Uber drivers. The video captures a taxi driver exiting his vehicle and confronting the driver of a private car upon arrival at Xcaret. The scene, […]
Real Estate Businessman Arrested for 200 Million Pesos Fraud in Playa del Carmen
Francisco Pérez Lobato, a real estate businessman and former legal director at Gigante Grupo Inmobiliario, was arrested in Tulum, Quintana Roo, after evading capture for over eight months. He is accused of committing fraud related to the SÚUT luxury complex in Playa del Carmen, a project he left unfinished, resulting in significant financial losses for […]
1,278 tons of sargassum were collected in Tulum this season
The 2024 sargassum collection season in Tulum concluded with the removal of 1,278 tons of the macroalgae, marking a significant decrease compared to the over four thousand tons collected in 2023. This was reported by Juan Antonio Garza, municipal director of the local Federal Maritime Terrestrial Zone (Zofemat). Garza specified that the report covers up […]