Acapulco-Zihuatanejo highway collapses, now in Coyuca de Benítez
The mayor of Coyuca de Benítez, Ossiel Pacheco Salas, reported on a road closure resulting from the rising water from John’s rains; it is located in the community of Los Cimientos, Pénjamo. The road collapse was reported on Friday morning, which was specifically located at the height of the “Los Manantiales” Motel. Pacheco Salas reported […]
Protests by Workers in Yucatán Against Judicial Reform Continue; Fiscal Dock in Progreso Closed
Although the reform is already official, the protesters insist on its revocation and have decided to maintain the strike in the offices of the Judicial Branch. For the second time, workers of the Federal Judicial Branch (PJF) protested at the fiscal dock of this port, blocking access to cargo transporters and tourist buses. Last Tuesday, […]
Publication of Fiscal Benefit Guidelines for Development Hubs in Yucatán
To receive fiscal benefits, such as up to 100% ISR exemption, taxpayers must obtain a certificate issued by the SHCP through the Tax Revenue Policy Unit, following a favorable opinion from the competent state authority. The Ministry of Finance and Public Credit (SHCP) has published the guidelines for fiscal benefits for companies investing in development […]
‘John’ leaves more than 30 communities isolated in Oaxaca
At least 30 towns remain cut off from communication due to landslides and rising rivers after the passage of ‘John’ in Oaxaca, a state in southern Mexico, where there are three dead from the cyclone, which made landfall on Monday in the neighboring state of Guerrero as a category 3 hurricane and is now moving […]
A Dubai in Oaxaca?
Are we about to see Arab exuberance on the Isthmus? You have seen that artificial island shaped like a palm tree somewhere. It is on the coast of Dubai and is called Palm Jebel Ali. Next to that emblematic figure stands the port of the same name, which is run by a company headed by […]
Clashes in Sinaloa leave two dead; traffic is restored on the Mazatlán-Durango highway
This Friday, September 27, on the 19th day of the wave of violence in Sinaloa, clashes were reported in Mazatlán, Elota and Culiacán, which left two people dead, 11 vehicle thefts and seven illegal deprivations of liberty. According to the State Public Security Secretariat, a confrontation occurred in Concordia, when members of the National Guard […]
Burned trucks on the Durango-Mazatlán highway were transporting tourists
Elements of the State Police participated in the special operation that they implemented to provide security to tourists traveling aboard three buses on the Durango-Mazatlán toll road, which a group of armed civilians forced to get off to set fire to two units, among which were 50 Torreón residents who were headed to the city […]
“Helene” Causes Flooding and Strands Tourists in Quintana Roo
Since there were no human losses, local authorities declared a “white balance.” The passage of Hurricane “Helene” along the northern coast of Quintana Roo and near the Yucatán Peninsula, as a Category 1, generated heavy rains that caused flooding and material damage, without claiming lives. Now “Helene” has strengthened to a Category 2 hurricane. In […]
Former Federal Police commander murdered in Tapachula, Chiapas
The former regional commander of the defunct Federal Highway Police, Arturo Reynoso Soto, was shot dead as he left a casino south of Tapachula, Chiapas, security sources reported. Police reports indicated that armed men arrived at the gambling establishment around 3 a.m. this Friday and shot the former agent and a companion in the parking […]