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Durazo boosts economy, tourism and connectivity with new Hermosillo-Mazatlán air route

As part of the strategy to boost air connectivity and consolidate the state’s economic growth, Governor Alfonso Durazo Montaño announced the addition of a new route operated by Transportes Aéreos Regionales (TAR México), as well as increased flight frequencies to key destinations in northern Mexico. The governor emphasized that a strategic investment was finalized with […]

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Have you tried Sonora-style hot dogs in Mazatlán yet? They’re the most viral because of their unique preparation.

For lovers of hot dogs with northern flavor and unusual combinations, “Dogos Yaquilandia” has arrived in Mazatlán to offer the true style of Obregón, Sonora, renowned for its seasoning and authentic way of preparing this classic treat. Located at Río Ébora #525, in the Independencia neighborhood, this establishment is a great option for those seeking […]

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Tragedy! 19 people poisoned at a luxury hotel in Nogales, Sonora, due to a heating failure

During the early hours of Sunday, November 23, a tragic incident occurred at a luxury hotel in Nogales, Sonora, where 19 people, including six minors, suffered carbon monoxide poisoning, allegedly caused by a malfunction in the heating system. According to the local newspaper Expreso, based in Hermosillo, an incident was reported early Sunday morning at […]

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Arizona government plans desalination plant in Sonora to ensure long-term water supply

With the launch of the Long-Term Water Supply Enhancement Fund (LTWAF), the Arizona government has taken a significant step toward ensuring long-term water availability for its communities with four proposed projects. This program, which includes the construction of a desalination plant in Sonora (for which costs and operational feasibility have not yet been determined), is […]

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Blockades announced in Chihuahua

Local authorities announced that a national protest will take place next Monday, November 24, starting at 8:00 AM. The protest will include blockades at strategic points in the city and surrounding areas. Among the affected roads are the Lázaro Cárdenas Bridge and the intersection near the phytosanitary checkpoint in Camargo. The demonstration will include the […]

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Acuña, Piedras Negras and Zaragoza affected by torrential rains

At least three municipalities in the Northern Region of Coahuila suffered material damage due to the heavy rains that occurred on the afternoon of Thursday, November 20. Acuña, Zaragoza, and Piedras Negras were the municipalities where there were street closures, downed power poles and trees, and power outages. In Acuña, the roads crossing the fords […]

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Truckers will also block main access roads to Tamaulipas

Agricultural producers and truckers in Tamaulipas will hold a peaceful demonstration this Monday, November 24, blocking at least seven strategic points on the state’s highways, including two international bridges. The purpose is to denounce the crisis affecting the agricultural and freight transport sectors. The call to action was issued by the National Front for the […]

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Nuevo Laredo could become the epicenter of a national strike

The customs office in the municipality was confirmed as a critical point within the national strike called by trucking and agricultural organizations. Latin America’s most important border could experience one of its most tense days of the year this Monday. The Nuevo Laredo customs office—responsible for more than 40% of land trade between Mexico and […]

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It’s not just the truckers: The US is complaining about highway robberies in Mexico and the impact on the USMCA.

Violence against truckers in Mexico is no longer just a complaint from domestic carriers; the United States has joined the chorus of voices expressing concerns about millions of dollars in losses and the lack of action to guarantee highway safety. At the beginning of the month, the U.S. National Foreign Trade Council (NFTC) submitted a […]