Minor suffers fracture after dog attack in Santiago Papasquiaro
Minor suffers fracture after dog attack in Santiago Papasquiaro A minor was taken to the Durango Maternal and Child Hospital after suffering a dog bite that resulted in a fracture to his right arm. The incident occurred in the municipality of Santiago Papasquiaro, from where the minor, identified by the initials I.J.P.Q., 10 years old, […]
Muuki Festival 2025 arrives in Durango
The Muuki Festival 2025 continues to grow strongly thanks to the support of Mayor Toño Ochoa. The large Durango community is experiencing this and demonstrating it by filling the heart of the city during the massive concert where El Coyote and Los Cadetes de Linares got everyone dancing. “Muuki is great, the plaza is packed, […]
Civil court requested in Laguna de Durango
Litigation lawyers request the opening of a civil court in the Laguna region, given the changes in the Durango Judiciary. In light of the changes the Judiciary has undergone in the state of Durango, litigation lawyers are proposing the creation of a third Civil Court and a second Labor Court, due to the anticipated workload […]
Daughter of woman accused of baby theft in Durango asks Sheinbaum and García Harfuch for help
The daughter of Anabel “N”, accused of involvement in the alleged abduction of a baby from the Maternal and Child Hospital in Durango, released a video on social media requesting the intervention of federal authorities. In the message, she asks for the attention of Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum and the Secretary of Security and Citizen Protection, […]
Teachers at a teachers’ college in Durango are requesting support from the federal government; they have been on strike for two weeks due to alleged irregularities.
Teachers at the General Lázaro Cárdenas del Río Institute of Higher Teacher Training (IESEN) in Lerdo, Durango, demanded federal government intervention to resolve the work stoppage and suspension of classes that has been ongoing for two weeks at the school due to alleged irregularities by the director. Teacher Sheila Martínez stated that two weeks ago […]
The governor of Yucatán confirms a school holiday for the Day of the Dead.
The Yucatán State Government’s Ministry of Education (Segey) announced that classes will be suspended this Friday, October 31, at all educational institutions in the state, from preschool through secondary school, in observance of the Day of the Dead celebrations. The announcement was made in an official statement, supported by Governor Joaquín Díaz Mena, who indicated […]
Mexico’s economy falls by 0.3% during the third quarter of 2025
The contraction of the country’s gross domestic product (GDP) is concentrated in the decline of the industrial sector. Economic uncertainty has begun to take its toll on Mexico. The country’s economy contracted by 0.3% in the third quarter of 2025, according to data from the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (Inegi), published this Thursday. […]
Scattered heavy rain showers are forecast
Today, cold front number 11 will extend over the Yucatán Peninsula, bringing heavy, isolated showers to eastern Oaxaca, northern Chiapas, the Olmeca region of Veracruz, northern, eastern, and western Tabasco, and western Campeche; showers to the Tehuacán-Sierra Negra region of Puebla and the Capital, Las Montañas, and Los Tuxtlas regions of Veracruz; and isolated rain […]
What is the Transcend Law?
In an interview with Luis Cárdenas for MVS Noticias, Samara Martínez, an activist and patient with multiple chronic degenerative diseases, spoke about the Transcendence Law, an initiative that seeks to legalize euthanasia and medically assisted suicide in Mexico. Martínez shared her personal experience and her fight to open the debate surrounding “dying well,” emphasizing that […]