Summer vacations were good for Mazatlán restaurateurs.
The summer vacation period generated 80 percent restaurant occupancy in Mazatlán, revealed Roberto Osuna Valdez. The president of the Mazatlán National Gastronomic Council stated that summer was better for the restaurant sector than Holy Week and Easter. He commented that seafood restaurants, palapas on the boardwalk, and rural restaurants were highly visited during the vacation. […]
Mazatlán Art Museum will have intense activity in September
The Sinaloa Institute of Culture in the southern region announced the various activities that will take place during the month of September at the Mazatlán Art Museum, featuring local and national artists. Under the direction of the Museum’s director, Mario Alberto Chávez Noriega, the opening of the group exhibition “Threads, Hands, and Life” is scheduled […]
Lifeguards remain on alert for the effects of “Lorena” on the coast of Mazatlán.
Although the sea is currently in favorable conditions for swimmers, Mazatlán lifeguards remain on alert for the presence of Tropical Storm Lorena, which is located in the Pacific Ocean off the coasts of Colima and Jalisco. Gustavo Bastidas, commander of the Municipal Police Aquatic Rescue Squad, commented that for now, only some beach areas are […]
Mazatlán coastal promenade closed due to landslide
The rains that fell overnight and early this morning caused a landslide in the rocky area of Paseo del Centenario, near the roundabout, forcing the Municipal Civil Protection Coordination to delimit the area to avoid risks to the public. This was reported by Óscar Roberto Osuna Tirado, Civil Protection Coordinator, who explained that pedestrian access […]
Customs and traditions contribute to hunger and malnutrition in indigenous communities.
During 2024, associations like Nosotras Nosotros (We Are the Ones) treated approximately five cases of women with severe malnutrition, reported its president, Selene Name. She stated that these are only the statistics available to this civil society organization. However, many cases in indigenous areas go unrecorded, including deaths due to these customs and practices, which […]
Alert in Durango: Very strong storms expected this week
The National Water Commission (Conagua) reported that a significant increase in rainfall will occur in much of Durango over the next few days. The forecast warns of the arrival of very strong storms, accompanied by lightning, that could cause complications in various regions of the state. For Tuesday, September 2, moderate to very heavy rains […]
The “Las Morismas” festival in Zacatecas achieves a Guinness World Record.
With an official count of 17,601 people dressed as Moors and Christians, the traditional festivities of “Las Morismas de Bracho” were entered into the Guinness World Records books as the largest historical reenactment in the world. Alfredo Arista, official adjudicator for Guinness World Records, explained that the challenge to overcome was 15,000 people in costume. […]
With resources from Zacatecas, they fight crime… in Chiapas
The diplomatic conflict with Guatemala sparked by the incursion of the Chiapas elite security group known as Pakal into its territory is just one of the irregularities committed by the Secretary of Public Security, Óscar Alberto Aparicio Avendaño, whom Governor Eduardo Ramírez brought from Zacatecas. For example, the Federal Government detected the constant use by […]
San Miguel de Allende will host the 5th National Tourism Summit for the first time.
For the first time, the National Tourism Summit will be held outside of Mexico City. From September 3-5, 2025, under the theme “The New Tourism: Culture and Prosperity,” the event organized by Cumbres HUB will bring together more than 120 industry leaders, including federal authorities, ambassadors, business leaders, academics, and investors. According to the Municipal […]