Panama–Los Cabos route exceeds 80% occupancy
The Panama-Los Cabos air route, operated by Copa Airlines, continues its operational success with load factors exceeding 80%, according to the Los Cabos Tourism Trust (FITURCA). This performance places Los Cabos ahead of other beach destinations in Mexico in terms of recent booking volume. Rodrigo Esponda, director of FITURCA, highlighted the route’s competitiveness compared to […]
The political side of Carnival 2026: Tributes to Lula, indigenous people, and the festivities in Mazatlán
Brazil’s Carnival, known worldwide as the “festival of flesh” where transgression is welcome, began in 2016 with a strong political undertone, especially in Rio de Janeiro. The parades of the main samba schools not only celebrated Afro-Brazilian culture but also became platforms for national leaders, establishing a direct connection between popular spectacle and official discourse. […]
Mothers searching for their missing children protest at the Mazatlán Carnival to raise awareness of their disappearances.
On Sunday afternoon, groups of mothers searching for their missing loved ones gathered at the start of the Mazatlán Carnival parade to protest the lack of attention they receive from authorities in their search for their missing relatives. A call to action was launched on social media, in which the mothers threatened to paralyze the […]
The number of bodies and skeletal remains found is increasing in Navolato, Sinaloa.
On February 14, the Sinaloa State Attorney General’s Office reported the discovery of skeletal remains in various locations within the municipality of Navolato. Although the investigation into the disappearance of 10 miners in Concordia, Sinaloa, continues, authorities are still finding clandestine graves and bodies in Sinaloa, allegedly due to the high levels of violence perpetrated […]
Fifteen days of crisis in Sinaloa: shootouts, mass graves and kidnappings reactivate operations
So far in 2016, violence in Sinaloa has escalated, and in the last 15 days, homicides, armed attacks, disappearances, and arrests have been reported, according to a tally of high-impact events. On January 28, members of the Citizens’ Movement party, Elizabeth Rafaela Montoya Ojeda and Sergio Torres Félix, were shot as they left the State […]
Durango’s measles cases rise to 51; vaccines will be prioritized in the most affected areas
The Durango State Health Secretariat (SSD) updated the measles case count in the state; the number has risen to 51 infections. Authorities assure that those affected are under constant monitoring and receiving medical attention, in accordance with federal guidelines. The confirmed cases are distributed across five municipalities in the state: 22 in Guadalupe Victoria, 22 […]
Eight-year-old boy dies from measles in Durango; health alert reinforced
An eight-year-old boy from the municipality of El Mezquital died Tuesday at the Maternal and Child Hospital in Durango’s capital city, following complications from measles, the state’s Health Department reported. Health Secretary Moisés Nájera Torres confirmed that it was an imported case, detected within a family of farmworkers returning from work in the state of […]
The measles vaccination campaign will continue in Durango this Monday.
The measles vaccination campaign will continue this Monday in Durango. Following federal directives and as part of the National Measles Response Strategy, the vaccination campaign targeting vulnerable populations will continue this Monday in Durango, prioritizing children aged 6 months to 12 years who have not completed their vaccination schedule. Additionally, girls aged 11 to 12 […]
Durango Prosecutor’s Office reports three femicides so far in 2026
The head of the Durango State Attorney General’s Office (FGED), Sonia Yadira De la Garza, reported that three femicides have been registered in the state so far this year. According to the official, most of these crimes have already been prosecuted and have resulted in convictions, as part of a strategy to combat impunity in […]