Murder of evangelical pastor and his son in Playa del Carmen was caused by a land dispute
The Quintana Roo Attorney General’s Office (FGE) has launched an investigation into the qualified homicide of Tito Pérez Landeros, a local evangelical pastor, and his son Ricardo Josué. The tragic event occurred in the Las Torres invasion colony, within the municipality of Solidaridad. Preliminary investigations suggest that the motive behind this heinous crime may be […]
National Guard addresses alleged abuses by elements of the corporation in Cancun
In response to allegations of abuse by National Guard personnel in the area surrounding Cancun International Airport, more than 50 platform operators met with commanders of the National Guard and State Police at Tajamar boardwalk. The meeting was organized by the Cancun Drivers Alliance, which reported that its members had been subjected to fabricated fines […]
Where will the longest bridge in all of Mexico be located?
The Nichupté Bridge, currently under construction in Cancun, Quintana Roo, Mexico, will become not only the longest bridge in the country but also the second longest in Latin America once completed. Spanning 8.8 kilometers over the famous Nichupté Lagoon, this mobility megaproject aims to unite the city center with the Hotel Zone, easing transportation for […]
In Yucatan, provisional suspension issued against judicial reform
A provisional suspension has been issued against the judicial reform in Yucatan by the Second District Court. Asís Cano Cetina, outgoing president of the PAN’s CDE in Yucatan, confirmed that the court has granted this suspension, obliging authorities to halt their actions related to the reform until a definitive resolution is reached. Yucatan joins other […]
Reports of Harassment and Intimidation Against Street Vendors In Downtown Mérida
Informal vendors working near the “Lucas de Gálvez” market in downtown Mérida have come forward about experiencing threats and harassment from Market Subdirectorate inspectors. According to these vendors, the intimidation has escalated over several weeks, targeting members of the “La Concordia” group who face warnings that their goods will be confiscated and their sales points […]
Family of Shanquella, woman who died in Los Cabos 2 years ago, sues fellow travelers
The family of Shanquella, a young American woman who died under mysterious circumstances in Los Cabos two years ago, has filed a wrongful death lawsuit against her female companions, alleging assault, negligence, conspiracy, and emotional distress. In a new development, the family’s lawyer, Sue-Ann Robinson, announced that they will sue the women involved in Shanquella’s […]
The Plazuela Zaragoza in Mazatlán has been given a facelift.
This afternoon, this iconic public space located just a few blocks from the Malecón in downtown Mazatlán underwent a transformation with new lighting, a complete renovation of its central kiosk, benches, restrooms, and various improvements that enhance both its image and functionality. Mazatlán Mayor Edgar González officially inaugurated the renovation of the Plazuela Zaragoza, attended […]
“Punchallantas” Cause Flat Tires on Mazatlán Bypass
On Wednesday night, a group of individuals threw metal spikes called “punchallantas” onto the Mazatlán Bypass. This reckless act resulted in several cargo vehicles having flat tires. At kilometer 262 on the north-south lane, a truck driver found his vehicle’s front right and rear tires deflated after driving over the spikes. The driver had been […]
Armed men steal bus with driver on Mazatlán-Durango highway
On Tuesday night, a dramatic incident occurred when armed civilians hijacked a bus traveling on the Mazatlán-Durango highway. The bus was carrying almost 40 passengers from the Omnibus line. According to reports, the incident took place around 10:00 p.m. on October 29 near the El Sinaloense Tunnel. Unidentified individuals intercepted the bus, leaving its passengers […]