There will be not one, but two National Guard bases in Mazatlán; they will be established to the north and south.
As part of federal security efforts in Sinaloa, the construction of two National Guard bases is planned for Mazatlán. These bases will house 400 personnel and aim to strengthen the force’s presence in both urban and rural areas. Mayor Estrella Palacios Domínguez announced this on Wednesday, May 6, 2026, after a meeting she held in […]
Former mayor of Mazatlán holds Rubén Rocha and Enrique Inzunza responsible for any act against him
Former Mazatlán mayor Luis Guillermo Benítez Torres publicly blamed Governor Rubén Rocha Moya (currently on leave) and Morena senator Enrique Inzunza Cázarez for any actions against him. In various media outlets, especially radio, Benítez Torres has stated that since the 2021 election, there has been evidence linking Rocha to organized crime. He claims these statements […]
Mazatlán welcomes the cruise ship “Navigator of the Seas”, the first of the month with more than 3,700 tourists
The port of Mazatlán welcomed the cruise ship “Navigator of the Seas” this Wednesday, arriving from Los Cabos, Baja California, carrying more than 3,700 tourists and 1,246 crew members. This marks the beginning of May’s cruise season. Visitors enjoyed the Mazatlán experience, including the port, beaches, cuisine, and, of course, the warmth of its people. […]
Tabasco Congress approves reform to regulate cranes and impound lots
The Tabasco Congress approved an amendment to the state’s Mobility Law to regulate and increase transparency in the provision of towing, impound, and vehicle storage services. The amendments establish a clear distinction between these three services to prevent arbitrary interpretations and abusive practices in pricing. According to the amendment, the Tabasco Ministry of Mobility will […]
Postgraduate studies in security skyrocket 340% in Tamaulipas, consolidating the rise of criminology
The higher education landscape in Tamaulipas has a new protagonist: security sciences. With a record growth of 340%, the University of Security and Justice (USJT) is attracting the attention of professionals. In the last academic year, enrollment in postgraduate programs jumped from 52 to 229 students. Growing Interest in Postgraduate Studies in Security in TamaulipasWilly […]
Coparmex condemns insecurity after the burning of 5 trucks in northern Veracruz
The Mexican Employers’ Confederation (COPARMEX) in the city of Xalapa condemned the burning of five cargo trucks on May 4th on highways in northern Veracruz. Alleged members of the National Front for the Struggle for Socialism (FNLS) reportedly seized the vehicles as a form of protest, demanding the release of a local resident who has […]
Heat wave brings heat indices of 50 degrees Celsius to Veracruz-Boca del Río; southerly winds will maintain high temperatures
The Veracruz-Boca del Río metropolitan area registered heat indexes of 50 degrees Celsius today. A southerly wind event (gusts of hot air) and a heat wave raised temperatures across most of Veracruz state. According to the Gulf Central Basin Authority of the National Water Commission (CONAGUA), the highest temperature recorded today was in the port […]
Traditional cooks celebrate Puebla cuisine at the 2026 Fair in Puebla
The Traditional Cooks Pavilion at the 2026 Puebla Fair brings together more than 100 cooks from different regions of the state, who proudly share the richness and tradition of Puebla’s gastronomy. The State Government, led by Alejandro Armenta Mier, invites visitors to enjoy this space that preserves the flavors, knowledge, and cultural identity of Puebla. […]
Attacks at Morelos market: criminal leader directs them from another state, they claim
In addition to La Familia Michoacana and local groups like ‘Los Toscano,’ there is another criminal leader who, from another state, is directing attacks in the vicinity of the Morelos Market in Puebla. Interviewed after the reenactment of the Battle of May 5th in Puebla this Wednesday, May 6th, the state’s Secretary of Public Security, […]