Search intensifies for missing miners in Concordia, Sinaloa; Army and National Guard deployed by air and land
More than a week after the disappearance of 10 workers from the Canadian mining company Vizsla Silver in Sinaloa, federal and state authorities have reinforced the search operation with air support and a larger deployment of personnel. The governor of Sinaloa, Rubén Rocha Moya, reported that the strengthened search efforts are being carried out at […]
Horoscopes from Durango today in Juárez; they arrived for burritos
Through their social media, sisters Marisol and Vicky Terrazas of Horóscopos de Durango shared their visit to the burrito stand in Villa Ahumada, before their show tonight in Ciudad Juárez. “We had to stop because we were hungry,” they commented. The Horóscopos de Durango concert will be tonight at 8:00 p.m. at the Anita Convention […]
Do you have a cultural project? PACMyC 2026 offers up to 150,000 pesos to promote traditions and communities in Aguascalientes.
The ICA, in collaboration with the Ministry of Culture, invites creators, specialists, collectives, promoters, and cultural managers to participate in the 2026 Program of Support for Municipal and Community Cultures (PACMyC). The purpose is to provide support so that cultural projects aimed at safeguarding Mexico’s Intangible Cultural Heritage can develop and have a positive impact […]
Gaso-Max XSTOP will invest 200 million pesos in infrastructure in Aguascalientes
Gaso-Max XSTOP announced the construction of two new secure truck stops in the state of Aguascalientes, with an estimated investment of 200 million pesos. The projects will be located at strategic points: one on Federal Highway 45, in the municipality of San Francisco de los Romo, and the other in the southern part of the […]
In January alone, Durango has 14 missing persons; Coahuila has none.
The National Registry of Missing and Unlocated Persons reports that 14 new disappearances were registered in Durango during the first month of the year, two of which occurred in the La Laguna region. The platform indicates that six of these disappearances correspond to men and eight to women. The disappearances are distributed as follows: 10 […]
20 businesses in Durango highlight the value of women and girls in science
In celebration of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, the Durango City Council, in collaboration with the Dendak Bai merchants’ association and the Elhuyar Foundation, has launched the “February 11th Shop Windows” initiative. This campaign, running from February 2nd to 15th, aims to recognize the work of women in science and technology […]
Butchers in Durango report an ‘exaggerated’ drop in sales
Compared to the same month in previous years, January saw an “exaggerated” reduction in sales at local butcher shops, reported Adriana Miranda, advisor to the National Chamber of Commerce (Canaco) and a business owner in the sector. “Sales have been very depressed; we’ve had a decrease of 20 to 25 percent, if not 27 percent. […]
The Tulum hotel that connects with the Mexican Caribbean ecosystem
Located on the Quintana Roo coast, NABOA Tulum is conceived as an architectural exercise that explores the relationship between territory, human scale, and hospitality. Far from replicating standardized tropical aesthetics, the project proposes a contemporary interpretation of the site through construction, material, and spatial decisions deeply connected to the Mexican Caribbean ecosystem. The hotel was […]
Cancun, with the cheapest hotels of all the World Cup host cities
The Mexican Caribbean will not only have an advantage in connectivity, but also in hotel rates compared to the cities hosting the 2026 FIFA World Cup, presenting an opportunity to attract a significant portion of the fans, according to Carrie Wilder, senior director for Mexico at Expedia. In her analysis, fans will want to attend […]