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Oaxaca ranks sixth in the 2024 National Public Transport Ranking

The state of Oaxaca has managed to place sixth in the National Ranking of Public Transport for Mexican Cities 2024, highlighting its performance in three of the seven indicators evaluated in this study, which analyzes the progress of urban mobility in Mexico. The ranking was prepared by the Mario Molina Center, an institution recognized for […]

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The Guelaguetza festival returns to San Marcos: “It’s like bringing a little piece of Oaxaca”

When Poway resident Jenny Martinez was a child living in Mexico, she first learned the traditional dances of her native Oaxaca. Years later, when she saw her mother dance the jarabe mixteco at events in the U.S., she wanted to do it again. “I was so excited to see her,” said Martinez, a 26-year-old Head […]

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There are talks with 16 companies interested in investing in Durango: EVV

Before the end of the year, negotiations are expected to be closed with at least one large company that is interested in setting up in Durango, reported Governor Esteban Villegas Villarreal. He explained that, with the Artificial Intelligence project that began on Tuesday, a Development and Technology Center with Artificial Intelligence will be created and, […]

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Travel packages drop by up to 50% due to violence on roads in Durango and Sinaloa

Travel agencies in Parral reported that after the violent events that have occurred on the highways of Durango and Sinaloa, mainly in the Pacific area, the travel packages for this destination have been reduced by up to 50 percent, and that travelers even choose to take flights instead of land. Through a survey carried out […]

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Mazatlan’s tourism sector registers slight recovery

Mazatlán registers a slight recovery in hotel occupancy, as it reached 60 percent over the weekend, confirmed Francis Cázarez. The president of the National Chamber of Commerce of Mazatlán stated that although the figures are still far from the maximum expected, the upward trend generates optimism among merchants and hoteliers in the region. She indicated […]

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A minor disappears in Mazatlán; her family has been looking for her since October 18

The disappearance of Juliana Monserrath Jiménez Calderón, 14, has caused concern in Mazatlán. The minor was last seen on October 18 at 11 pm in the San Antonio subdivision, and since then her family has had no information about her whereabouts. Juliana was wearing black sports shorts, a red blouse and pink plastic sandals when […]

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US proposes law to ban natural gas exports from Mexico

Republican U.S. Senator Dan Sullivan introduced the bill to ban exports of natural gas produced or refined in the United States from terminals in Mexico, due to concerns about allegations of corruption and fuel theft. The senator said that natural gas produced or refined in the United States must be exported from terminals in that […]

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Ken Salazar tries to rebuild the bilateral relationship between the United States and Mexico: “There is no pause now and there never was”

The United States ambassador to Mexico, Ken Salazar, has sought to rebuild the ties of the bilateral relationship with the Government of Claudia Sheinbaum, the Mexican president. The American diplomat has stated that in the more than two weeks that the Sheinbaum Administration has been in office, cooperation has been maintained in matters of security, […]

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AMLO’s “hugs, not bullets” left the most violent six-year term in Mexico

With 194,510 murder victims and 53,566 disappearance victims recorded between December 2018 and October 2024, Andrés Manuel López Obrador’s six-year term was the most violent in Mexico’s recent history; His strategy based on the Armed Forces and the slogan “hugs, not bullets” could not get the country out of the homicidal spiral in which it […]