Sinaloa will provide free transportation for the Grito de Independencia
With the exception of the municipality of San Ignacio, the traditional “Grito de Independencia” festival will be celebrated in the remaining nineteen municipalities. Therefore, in the case of Culiacán, 156 urban buses will be available to provide free transportation service to attendees. Marco Antonio Osuna Moreno, head of the State Roads and Transportation Department, explained […]
National celebrations canceled in a Magical Town in Sinaloa due to violence in the region.
The San Ignacio City Council announced the cancellation of the national celebrations on September 15 and 16 due to the lack of security conditions in the region, which in recent weeks has been the scene of violence, armed confrontations, and forced displacement. In a statement released on its official social media accounts, the municipal government, […]
Two members of Los Chapitos are arrested in Mazatlán, Sinaloa, after an attack on the National Guard.
A pair of individuals, identified by authorities as members of the Sinaloa Cartel’s Los Chapitos faction, were captured after an attack on National Guard members. The head of the Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection (SSPC), Omar García Harfuch, during President Claudia Sheinbaum’s morning press conference, highlighted various actions carried out over the past 15 […]
Tulum: For some hoteliers, there was no Easter or summer.
Some hoteliers in Tulum have pointed out that there was no Easter or summer break, due to the difficult situation the tourist destination is going through, as they believe the phrase “Tulum sells itself” no longer applies. Antonio Requena Bacab, manager of the Chilam Balam hotel, stated that the drop in tourist arrivals has directly […]
Playa del Carmen: Hotels sued for non-payment of utilities
Three Playa del Carmen hotels will be investigated for their finances over the past five years after being reported by the CROC union for failing to pay their workers profit sharing. Regarding this, the CROC delegate in this municipality, Uri Carmona, said that negotiations were attempted with the hotels, but due to their negative responses […]
Nine Nayarit women disappear in Quintana Roo
Nine people originally from the state of Nayarit have been reported missing after arriving in Chetumal with promises of employment. On September 3, they were staying at the Luna Caribe Hotel, and their whereabouts have remained unknown since then. According to initial reports, the victims were deprived of their liberty under circumstances that remain unclear. […]
Scandal in Quintana Roo: Collusion between labor boards, government, and banks to foreclose millions
An organized corruption network operates in Quintana Roo, involving Conciliation and Arbitration Boards, public officials, and banking entities in a scheme that fabricates false labor lawsuits to seize the accounts of small and large businesses. This illicit alliance generates substantial profits for all participants, at the expense of the ruin of honest entrepreneurs and economic […]
The Alito Law in Campeche: Why does it facilitate land expropriations?
The recent passage of the so-called “Alito Law” in Campeche, promoted and voted for by Morena legislators, has sparked intense debate about its implications for landowners in the region, especially in expropriation proceedings. This law was passed on September 4 by the State Congress after approving a reform to the Law of Expropriations and Limitations […]
There are 14 cases of measles in Campeche, Josefa Castillo confirms, on Friday of Jaguar actions.
The Campeche Health Secretariat reported that, of 74 suspected measles cases analyzed this year, 14 have been confirmed, including the most recent in the municipality of Carmen. The head of the department, Josefa Castillo Avendaño, explained that studies are being conducted to determine whether this latest patient could have infected others. During the “Friday of […]