Roots that cross the ocean: Japanese memory in Coahuila
The story seemed to have been lost to the passage of time, shrouded in silence, absence, and incomplete memories. Today, that story has been revived thanks to the perseverance of one woman and the support of a community project that seeks to rescue the memory of Japanese immigration to Mexico. Santa Sugaki is a descendant […]
A man is found dead on the Tulum-PDC highway
Tulum.- The body of a lifeless man was located on Saturday night on the side of Federal Highway 307, in the Tulum-Playa del Carmen section. It was around 10 p.m. when motorists reported to the emergency number that there was a man lying on the road, at the entrance of the Tulum Archaeological Zone. Police and […]
Coordination and trust consolidate Coahuila as one of the safest states in the country
The National Guard’s community policing strategy has become firmly established in Coahuila as a preventative tool to strengthen security in neighborhoods, communities, and along highways. Through direct contact with the public, officers gather information that allows them to identify risks, respond to reports, and plan specific actions against common crimes. “Community policing is direct contact […]
Chihuahua ranks second in carbon monoxide poisonings
The state of Chihuahua ranks second in the country for the highest number of carbon monoxide poisoning cases this winter season, accounting for 21.3 percent of the national total. According to the Federal Ministry of Health’s Weekly Report on Health Impacts from Extreme Natural Temperatures, 47 patients were reported with carbon monoxide poisoning from October […]
Chihuahua participates in binational meeting in Tennessee
A delegation from Chihuahua, led by the State Government’s Secretariat of Rural Development and the Chihuahua Regional Livestock Union, participated in the binational Mexico-United States meeting on the Cattle Screwworm (CSW), held in Nashville, Tennessee, as part of the North American Cattlemen’s National Convention. During the meeting, Mexican and American experts presented progress on actions […]
Zacatecas Government kicks off 6th Tire Drive 2026
To commemorate World Day for Reducing CO2 Emissions on January 28, the Government of Zacatecas, led by Governor David Monreal Ávila, through the Ministry of Water and Environment (SAMA), launched the Sixth Annual Tire Collection Campaign (Llantatón 2026), its first edition, with the aim of reducing the carbon footprint caused by pollution from discarded tires, […]
State Government strengthens efforts to protect Cultural Heritage in Zacatecas
Within the framework of the 2026 Progress Agenda spearheaded by Governor David Monreal Ávila, the Board for the Protection and Conservation of Monuments and Historic Sites of the State of Zacatecas reaffirms its commitment to the preservation of historical and cultural heritage, as a fundamental basis for social well-being, collective identity, and the sustainable development […]
Playa del Carmen: only a few pay taxes in the face of so much illegal
In view of the tax modifications planned for 2026 at the municipal, state, and federal levels, the small hotel sector of Playa del Carmen expressed its concern about the need for greater regulatory clarity and more equitable collection. This was pointed out by Offner Arjona, president of the organization of Small Hotels of Playa del […]
Tamales that are causing a sensation in Lerdo… From Dubai to chili con queso in Durango
In Victoria Park in Lerdo, Durango, from Monday to Friday starting at 6:30 p.m., a delicious aroma wafts from near the sports fields; it comes from some enormous steamers. And yes, they’re tamales, but with a twist… they range from chili with cheese to Dubai tamales. Yes, you read that right. Excellent news, especially with […]