Mexican wolf reintroduced in Durango after 50 years of absence in the Sierra Madre Occidental
Mexican wolves (Canis lupus baileyi) were reintroduced to a pre-release site located in a forest community in Durango, marking a historic step for the return of this species to the Sierra Madre Occidental after more than 50 years of absence from the wild, reported the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (Semarnat). This action is […]
Sonora government inaugurates first stage of the “Safe Paths” program; investment amounts to 50 million pesos
With an investment of 50 million pesos, the first phase of the national program “Safe Pathways, Walk Freely, Walk Safely” was inaugurated in this border city. This program, which begins today, aims to strengthen security, urban mobility, and the revitalization of public spaces. Governor Alfonso Durazo Montaño led the inauguration of the first phase of […]
Sonora begins modernization of the San Luis Río Colorado Customs with an investment of 400 million pesos
Mexico’s National Customs Agency (ANAM) laid the first stone for the modernization project at the San Luis Río Colorado Customs Office in Sonora, a strategic project aimed at strengthening binational trade and improving security conditions on the country’s northern border. The ceremony was led by Rafael Fernando Marín Mollinedo, head of ANAM, who emphasized that […]
Nearshoring opens up investment opportunities in Arizona for Sonora: Antonio Astiazarán
The relocation of global companies that are part of the U.S. market’s supply chains has opened an opportunity for Sonora to establish synergies with neighboring cities and states across the border, which will translate into economic benefits for its population, explained Antonio Astiazarán Gutiérrez. During a meeting with the editorial staff of El Economista, the […]
Roads in Sinaloa are being repaired ahead of Holy Week to reduce risks during the holidays.
Weeks before the start of Holy Week, the Sinaloa government is continuing road rehabilitation work at various points throughout the state, aiming to improve traffic conditions in anticipation of increased travel to tourist destinations. Governor Rubén Rocha Moya instructed officials to reinforce these efforts to prevent road hazards. “The commitment is to ensure all roads […]
Culiacán will host Gala Broadway with the Sinaloa Opera Workshop
The stage of the Socorro Astol Theater will become a meeting point between opera and musical theater. This Wednesday, March 18, the Sinaloa Opera Workshop (TAOS), under the auspices of the Sinaloa Institute of Culture, will present the “Broadway and More Gala,” a program that introduces the public to some of the most representative works […]
The Chapitos ‘mourn’ the death of ‘Mencho’: Without him, they would lose the war in Sinaloa
This is probably the most significant event in the criminal underworld. Nemesio Oseguera, “El Mencho,” founder of the Jalisco New Generation Cartel (CJNG), was killed on February 22. His death, during a confrontation with the military, opens a period of uncertainty, especially for the Los Chapitos faction, with whom he had formed an alliance in […]
Construction of the Mexinol plant in Topolobampo, Sinaloa begins in April
On April 23, the first stone will be laid as a symbolic act to mark the start of construction on the Mexinol plant, which will produce methanol in the port of Topolobampo. According to statements made by the Governor of Sinaloa, Rubén Rocha Moya, during the weekly press conference, this project represents an investment of […]
Government of Mexico and Puebla strengthen protection for migrants and travelers
With enhanced security, comprehensive care, and institutional support for travelers, the 2026 Holy Week Special Operation has begun. This national strategy protects those returning to Mexico and strengthens family reunification. The Secretary of Welfare, Laura Artemisa García Chávez, emphasized that this program, spearheaded by Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum, responds to the sense of belonging felt by […]