Indigenous people flee violence in Nayarit; they arrive in Durango after days without food
After three days without food and walking through the mountains with what little they could carry from their homes, a group of nearly 100 Mexicanero indigenous people arrived in Durango. They had fled their communities in Nayarit amidst insecurity that forced them to flee. Women, children, men, and the elderly traveled on foot, driven by […]
Mega-lab seized in Chihuahua reveals control of Los Salgueiro and Gente Nueva; this is how it operated
The mountainous region between the municipalities of Morelos and Guachochi, in Chihuahua, where a mega-drug lab with industrial capacity was located, is an area historically controlled by Gente Nueva and the faction known as Los Salgueiro, structures linked to the Sinaloa Cartel. In this area, near Sinaloa, where state and federal authorities seized facilities capable […]
Mazatlán welcomes the 55th cruise ship of the year; more than 202,000 visitors and an economic impact of more than 323 million pesos
Mazatlán welcomed the cruise ship “Navigator of the Seas” this Monday, the 55th to arrive at the port so far this year. The vessel docked at 7:30 a.m. from Los Cabos, carrying 3,820 passengers and 1,253 crew members. Sinaloa’s Secretary of Tourism, Mireya Sosa Osuna, reported that 20 international cruise ships are expected to arrive […]
Cocoa in Chiapas, the second largest producer in the country, faces low production and diseases
Low productivity, diseases, and deficiencies in post-harvest processes remain the main challenges currently facing cacao cultivation in the southern border region, limiting its profitability and growth. The director of the INIFAP Pacific South regional center, Carlos Hugo Avendaño Arrazate, pointed out that one of the most important challenges is increasing production per hectare, since current […]
There will be a new massive truckers’ blockade; will it affect the Mexico-Queretaro highway?
Due to the breakdown in dialogue between drivers, farmers, and agricultural workers and the federal government, a new nationwide truckers’ blockade has been announced, which would affect the country’s main highways, including the Mexico-Querétaro highway. Negotiations stalled on April 10, when leaders of the National Truckers Association (ANTAC) and the National Front for the Rescue […]
The Querétaro Golf Open 2026 concludes in Juriquilla with more than 150 participants
The 2026 Querétaro Golf Open concluded at the Juriquilla Golf Club, north of the city of Querétaro, after bringing together more than 150 players for a day that combined competitive golf with complementary activities. The fourth edition of the tournament took place on April 16th in a three-player, go-go format, with 156 competitors divided into […]
Hydrocarbon spill detected in Progreso, a few meters from the beach
Personnel from the Mexican Navy and Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) are conducting investigations due to the presence of hydrocarbons in the waters off the port of Progreso. Early this morning, a Pemex vehicle arrived with its personnel, who, having to rely on the support of local fishermen who lent their boats, were taken to the area […]
Mexico invests less in cybersecurity than the global standard.
Mexican companies allocate only 3.4% of their IT budget, on average, to cybersecurity, a figure two to four times lower than the global standard (between 7% and 15%), despite the fact that the country accounts for approximately 55% of cyber threats in Latin America, according to data from IDC Mexico and Kaspersky analyzed by IQSEC. […]
“The Mexican Dream”: American women moving to Mexico to live with their deported husbands
While the phone line remained open, she heard immigration police arresting him. At that moment, she understood that her life would change forever. But what she didn’t imagine was that she would end up living in Mexico with her husband and two young daughters. “There’s nothing more important than being together,” says Janie Hughes, an […]