Lack of electricity hinders investment in Baja California Sur
The electricity shortage in Baja California Sur has become a key obstacle to economic development, primarily affecting municipalities like Los Cabos and La Paz, where dozens of investment projects remain stalled. CANIRAC, through its advisor Lorena Hinojosa, warns that this situation limits job creation and the establishment of new businesses. Hinojosa, who also coordinates investments […]
New law in Zacatecas protects stray animals
The Government of Zacatecas enacted reforms to the Law for the Welfare and Protection of Animals, including the creation of the State Registry of Shelters for Stray Animals, new responsibilities for authorities and citizens, as well as support mechanisms for shelters and immediate attention to reports of animal abuse. The decree establishes that the Ministry […]
Durango among the safest states in the country: national report presented at the President’s morning press conference
During President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo’s morning press conference, Durango stood out as one of the safest states in the country, ranking among the three entities with the fewest intentional homicides nationwide and also showing positive results in combating extortion. This was announced during the presentation of the Crime Incidence Report for February 2026, with data […]
Durango offers mountain biking with picture-perfect scenery
Located in northwestern Mexico, the state of Durango, with its more than 123,000 square kilometers, boasts a significant geographical diversity that has earned it the opportunity to become, starting in 2026, the world epicenter of mountain biking thanks to the Durango Titan Desert Mexico race. According to its organizers, this is the third edition held […]
The operation in Durango was to arrest Iván Archivaldo, not “El Guano,” says Jesús Lemus
The operation in Durango that culminated in the arrest of the right-hand man and head of security for Aureliano Guzmán Loera, known as “El Guano,” brother of Joaquín “El Chapo” Guzmán, is believed to be connected to the discovery in Chihuahua of the largest drug lab in the country, in which CIA agents participated. Although […]
Cars and businesses burned in Nayarit after the capture of ‘El Jardinero’
In response to the capture of Audias Flores Silva, alias “El Jardinero” (The Gardener), suspected criminals carried out acts of vandalism, including the burning of businesses and vehicles, in the municipalities of Tecuala, bordering Sinaloa, as well as in Ahuacatlán and Acaponeta, according to official sources. Car fires have also been reported on some sections […]
Oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico: hydrocarbon stains still reported on 81 beaches in Veracruz, Tabasco, and Tamaulipas
At least 81 beaches along the Gulf of Mexico still show signs of oil slicks in the states of Tabasco, Veracruz, and Tamaulipas, according to a bulletin issued Monday, April 27, by the Gulf of Mexico Reef Corridor Network, nearly 10 weeks after the spill was reported. The document states that large oil slicks have […]
The capture of a suspected criminal leader sparks violence in Reynosa, Tamaulipas, on the border with Texas.
The capture of a suspected criminal leader unleashed a wave of violence in Reynosa, Tamaulipas, on the border with Texas, and two other towns where armed men set vehicles on fire, carjacked drivers to block avenues, and destroyed multiple state government surveillance cameras. The attacks in the municipalities of Reynosa, Gustavo Díaz Ordaz, and Miguel […]
Blow to tourism: Ramada turns off its lights in Tampico
The closure of the Ramada by Wyndham hotel in Tampico has been confirmed, generating concern among the hotel sector in southern Tamaulipas, as it represents the loss of 124 rooms in a key tourist area: the Historic Center. The president of the Southern Tamaulipas Hotel Association, Sergio Jorge Marón Ceja, lamented the operating group’s decision, […]