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From November 6th to 9th, Durango becomes the capital of independent Mexican cinema.

The city of Durango is preparing to host the sixth edition of the Durango New Mexican Cinema Festival from November 6th to 9th, 2025. This independent, self-managed event has established itself as a space for film exhibition and dialogue. During the presentation of the official program at the Municipal Film Archive, festival founder Christian Sida, […]

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Eight out of ten people see Durango as a good place to live

The extended Durango family expressed their ideas in the “Dream Durango” 2025 Citizen Consultation. Through more than 6,000 conversations, over 25,000 proposals were collected, which will form part of the 2026 annual work plan. This consultation reached 80% of the municipality, in both urban and rural areas. In presenting the results, Toño Ochoa explained that […]

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Mazatlán, a sea of ​​stories

Mazatlán is experiencing a golden age. The iconic Sinaloan port, known for its warmth, its endless sea, and its unmistakable rhythm, recently celebrated the “Friends of Mazatlán” event, where the seven wonders that now place the destination among the most attractive in the country were unveiled. One of these is the highest zip line in […]

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Mazatlán is getting ready to welcome thousands of cyclists for L’Étape by Tour de France

The excitement of cycling is about to take over the streets of the port city with the arrival of L’Étape Mazatlán by Tour de France 2025, an unprecedented event that will bring together thousands of amateur cyclists from all over Mexico and abroad this Sunday, November 9th, all ready to experience the closest thing to […]

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24 people from 12 states have disappeared in Mazatlán so far this year

A total of 24 people from 12 Mexican states have disappeared in Mazatlán so far this year, with Durango having the most cases (nine), Coahuila (three), and Chihuahua and Jalisco (two each), according to data provided by the Sinaloa State Attorney General’s Office. These disappearances are separate from those of victims who have registered their […]

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Movistar will cease operations in Mexico

Movistar is preparing to exit the Mexican market and other Latin American countries. Marc Murtra, the company’s CEO, announced that Telefónica will close all its operations in Latin America as part of the strategic growth plan adopted in 2019. With this decision, and after selling its subsidiaries in Argentina, Peru, Uruguay, Ecuador, and Colombia (the […]

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Youtuber ‘El Custodio’ allegedly killed three suspected invaders in Acolman, State of Mexico: “I had to defend myself”; posts armed video

Roberto Carlos, known on social media as El Custodio, is under investigation for the murder of three people on Monday night in the municipality of Acolman, State of Mexico. The incident occurred inside the Real del Valle housing complex after neighbors reported hearing gunshots to authorities. According to the investigation, three people allegedly threatened to […]

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US revokes visa of Mexican governor’s son, journalist reveals

The United States is reportedly continuing its offensive against Mexican politicians accused of alleged ties to organized crime. According to journalist Darío Celis, the U.S. State Department has canceled the visa of Alfonso Durazo Chávez, son of the governor of Sonora, Alfonso Durazo Montaño. According to the columnist, Durazo Chávez is being investigated by U.S. […]

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CFE: DANGER! Common mistakes that put you on the DAC tariff and double your bill

If you think your electricity bill is too high, you should check if the Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) has applied the High Consumption Domestic Tariff (DAC). If it is active, we’ll tell you the most common mistakes that led to it. The CFE explains that the DAC Tariff is applied when the user’s average monthly […]