495 scholarships are being awarded to indigenous youth education in Jalisco.
With an initiative to promote the education and professional development of Indigenous youth in the state, the Government of Jalisco, through the Undersecretariat of Human Rights, announced the beneficiaries of the Human Rights Assistance and Support Program Towards a Society of Equals 2025, Modality A. In fiscal year 2025, this modality contemplates the awarding of […]
Landmines Destroy Lives of Michoacans: This Is What It’s Like to Live Among Explosive Devices
Landmines have proliferated at an unusual rate in Michoacán; in recent years, authorities have seized nearly 5,000 of these explosive devices, an average of 136 per month. In Michoacán’s Tierra Caliente region, these improvised explosives have devastated the lives of many people. At N+, we tell you what it’s like to live among mines and […]
Sonora’s FGJE offers 1 million pesos to locate two security agents accused of homicide.
A reward of 1 million pesos is being offered by the Sonora State Attorney General’s Office for information leading to the location and capture of former agents of the Ministerial Criminal Investigation Agency (AMIC), Argel Azael Luna Delgado and Miguel Ángel Palafox López. Both are wanted by authorities after being identified as allegedly responsible for […]
Tamaulipas Tourism announces a marathon in Matamoros with 268,000 pesos in prizes
At a press conference in Matamoros, Tamaulipas, the call for entries to the “Matamoros Marathon 2025” was launched, with a prize pool of 268,000 pesos and a Boston Marathon qualifier. Benjamín Hernández Rodríguez, head of Tourism, made the official presentation of the sporting event, accompanied by Mayor Alberto Granados, as well as Francisco Reséndiz of […]
Filming of promotional video for the 2025 Zacatecas Day of the Dead Festival concludes
With the firm intention of showcasing the cultural, historical, and artistic richness of Zacatecas to the world, the State Government, led by Governor David Monreal Ávila, produced a promotional video for the 2025 Zacatecas Day of the Dead Festival. This video seeks to showcase the grandeur of the state’s traditions during one of Mexico’s most […]
Durango de Rol kicks off: family-friendly Sundays in the Historic Center
Durango families came out to enjoy the Historic Center. Mayor Toño Ochoa affirmed that this will restore spaces for socializing and strengthening the social fabric. “It’s a different Sunday, where the Historic Center is lived. We’re restoring public spaces, and every Sunday there will be art, culture, music, sports, and socializing. The extended family will […]
Durango emerges from drought after five years of impacts, according to the National Monitor.
After facing intense drought for several consecutive years, the state of Durango is finally free of drought conditions, according to the latest Mexican Drought Monitor, released by the National Water Commission (Conagua) and compiled in conjunction with the National Meteorological Service (SMN). According to the most recent report, as of September 30, 2025, published on […]
BCS with 124% more murders
Baja California Sur currently ranks fifth nationwide in terms of lethal violence, according to the organization México Evalúa, data confirmed by the Executive Secretariat of the National Public Security System. In the first eight months of 2025, intentional homicides increased 124 percent compared to the same period in 2024. From 37 cold-blooded murders last year, […]
In anticipation of the arrival of US and Canadian tourists to Mazatlán, road safety is not to be neglected.
With the arrival of tourists from the United States and Canada to Mazatlán beginning in October, seeking more pleasant temperatures, road security must also be strengthened to boost tourism, real estate, and commercial activity in the port. This was stated by hotel entrepreneur Guillermo Romero Rodríguez, who stated that Mazatlán just concluded a summer vacation […]