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Rediscover Cabo San Lucas through “The Watchman’s Memoirs,” a literary journey into its hidden history

A journey through history in the words of expertsThe presentation of the work will be accompanied by prominent historians and specialists of the region: René Holmos, Francisco Holmos and Anibal Amador, who, together with the author, will offer an enriching perspective on the historical evolution of Cabo San Lucas. Through their voices, the public will […]

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Reports of Driver’s License Frauds in Solidaridad

Social media accounts offering the sale of driver’s licenses, which feature distinctive elements of the SSC. Through an official statement, the Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSC) reported the detection of possible frauds in the municipality of Solidaridad, involving the alleged commercialization of supposed driver’s licenses issued by this agency on social media groups and accounts. […]

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Due to insecurity, lung doctors operate at 40 percent in Mazatlán

The insecurity in Sinaloa has generated a notable drop in the demand for tourist services in Mazatlán, which directly affected the lung workers, who now work with a reduced capacity. According to Luis Mariano Ortega Vizcarra, general secretary of the Mazatlán Pulmonary Alliance, he said that the economic situation of this union is critical, since […]

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Traditional Fiesta of the Cancha Maya Begins in Tulum

In a completely family-friendly, cultural, and gastronomic atmosphere, the Traditional Fiesta of the Cancha Maya in Tulum has begun, expecting to gather more than 14,000 people during a week of festivities. In this regard, the first councilor, David Tah Balam, who was one of the guests of honor and proudly born in this area, stated […]

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‘No refunds,’ warns Mazatlan hotels

Some hoteliers in Mazatlán have not been flexible with their rates or with making changes to dates, due to the situation of violence and the constant closures that have occurred on the Durango-Mazatlán highway, reported the president of the Association of Travel Agencies, Gina Rivas. “After this last closure, I think it is affecting us […]

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PAN Accuses Quintana Roo Governor of Tolerating Land Invasions in Cancún and Tulum for 4T Groups

The PAN Parliamentary Group, through federal deputy Ernesto Sánchez Rodríguez, accused the Morena governor of Quintana Roo, Mara Lezama Espinoza, of tolerating land invasions in Cancún and Tulum for 4T (Fourth Transformation) groups, where the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) also participates by “facilitating” electricity systems. In a statement, it was indicated that this situation causes […]

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Did a Sinaloa cartel kidnap a man to force him to manufacture fentanyl and assemble a plane?

In recent days, state and federal authorities carried out a security operation in Culiacán, Sinaloa, which resulted in the unexpected discovery of the fuselage of a small plane. Through the Specialized Anti-Kidnapping Unit (UEA), on October 5, agents of the State Attorney General’s Office (FGE) executed a search warrant at a home in the La […]

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Monday of shootings and robberies in Sinaloa: Trucks stolen from mayors of Mazatlán and San Ignacio

The elected mayors of Mazatlán and San Ignacio, Estrella Palacios Dominguez and Octavio Bastidas Manjarrez, respectively, were assaulted and robbed of their trucks this Monday, October 7, on the Mazatlán-Culiacán maxi highway, which has become a risk for drivers due to the wave of violence in Sinaloa. According to reports from the officials themselves, the […]

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Fishing Tournament “Fallen Men of the Sea” 2024: A Tribute to Sailors

The fourth edition of the “Fallen Men of the Sea” sport fishing tournament will be held in Cozumel on October 27. This event aims to pay tribute to deceased sailors, according to William Güemez Vidal, president of the Cooperative of Tourist, Aquatic, and Underwater Workers of Cozumel. Additionally, the tournament’s cause will benefit 12 people […]