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San Luis Potosí, present at the USA-Canada-Mexico Trade Mission

San Luis Potosí strengthened its presence in international markets by participating in the USA-Canada-Mexico Trade Mission, held in the nation’s capital, with the participation of more than 100 companies from the United States and Canada. The head of the Ministry of Economic Development, Jesús Salvador González Martínez, held B2B meetings with companies from different sectors […]

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Informality grows in San Luis Potosí

Figures from INEGI’s National Survey of Occupation and Employment (ENOE) reveal that, in the second quarter of 2025, San Luis Potosí faces an increase in unemployment, informality, and underemployment compared to the same period last year. According to the report, the unemployment rate in the state rose to 3.7% of the Economically Active Population (EAP), […]

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San Luis Potosí boosts mobility with a new highway circuit

The governor celebrated that with these improvements, “residents and visitors will have safer and more modern access between the Potosí and Maravillas Circuit and the Estanzuela–San Pedro Ojo Zarco road,” whose journey (he assured) now takes 30 minutes instead of an hour. “With this new route, which boosts connectivity and improves the quality of life […]

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Body of child who died swept away by the current in Durango recovered; search for missing brother

On the night of Tuesday, August 26, a tragic accident in the municipality of Otáez claimed the life of a 14-year-old boy. The motorcycle he was riding with his 16-year-old brother was swept away by the current in the San Marcos ravine. While the boy’s body has been found, the search for his brother continues […]

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Rabies in Durango: When was the last case recorded in the state?

Since 2018, the state of Durango has remained free of rabies cases in both humans and animals, according to Edgar Urbina Torres, head of the Zoonosis Program at the Ministry of Health. According to the health expert, the last recorded case occurred when a patient was attacked by a fox; no cases related to this […]

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Agreement signed in Durango to create the National Earth Observation Laboratory

The Juárez University of the State of Durango (UJED) and the State Council of Science and Technology (COCyTED) signed an agreement with the National Autonomous University of Mexico (UNAM) to implement the creation of the National Earth Observation Laboratory (LANOT) in the state. This project will provide useful information to organizations, institutions, and agencies dedicated […]

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Mexico plans to increase tariffs on China in 2026: Which products will be affected and why?

Claudia Sheinbaum’s administration is preparing to increase tariffs on products from China and other Asian countries as part of its 2026 Economic Package, which will be sent to Congress before September 8. According to sources consulted by Bloomberg, the measure seeks to protect domestic companies from cheap and subsidized imports, primarily in sectors such as […]

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Robberies on the Mexico-Querétaro and Mexico-Puebla highways have dropped by more than 50%.

The Mexican government, through the National Guard, reported that, thanks to the implementation of the Balam strategy, highway robbery was reduced by 27 percent. Furthermore, with Operation Zero Robberies, 49 days after its implementation, this crime decreased by 55 percent on the Mexico-Querétaro highway and 50 percent on the Mexico-Puebla highway. President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo […]

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Gender gap in Mexico: women work more hours than men

The latest 2024 National Survey on Time Use (ENUT) by INEGI reveals a reality that has marked generations: women in Mexico work more hours per week than men, combining paid work with the invisible burden of domestic and care work. On average, women spend 61.1 hours per week on productive and unpaid activities, while men […]