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Armed robbery inside a restaurant in Guadalajara

A man was robbed of an expensive watch at gunpoint inside a restaurant in the Colomos Providencia neighborhood of Guadalajara on Wednesday afternoon. What was supposed to be a peaceful afternoon of family time turned into a scene of terror. Around 7:00 p.m., a gunman entered a seafood restaurant located on the corner of Asunción […]

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Route, cost, and trip duration of the new autotrain to be built in Guadalajara

Attention, Guadalajara residents! Guadalajara is preparing for a radical change in mobility with the arrival of the new autotrain, an ambitious project that promises to transform the way people get around. Here we provide all the key information about this innovative mode of transportation, from its route to travel times and the approximate opening date. […]

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Zacatecas seeks Guinness record with the Morismas de Bracho

On Sunday, August 31, the Zacatecas capital will host a historic Guinness World Record attempt during the traditional celebration of the Morismas de Bracho. According to the Ministry of Tourism (Secturz), Guinness World Records officials will be present to evaluate whether the event meets the requirements for inclusion on the world list. The goal is […]

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Mafia allegedly training young people in Zacatecas before taking them to the Sinaloa cartel war

Jalisco Attorney General Salvador González De los Santos reported that young people living in this state are contacted by organized crime through social media and taken to training camps in Zacatecas. They are then transported to Nayarit to finally be used in the clashes that are occurring in Sinaloa, due to the “war” that exists […]

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Saltillo shares its security model and innovative programs with Durango

The Mayor of Saltillo, Javier Díaz González, met with his Durango counterpart, José Antonio Ochoa Rodríguez, and his delegation, to whom he presented the security model and the social and infrastructure programs that distinguish the Coahuilán capital as a national benchmark. During the meeting, Díaz González emphasized his administration’s willingness to share successful experiences that […]

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Durango has been declared the national capital of chronicles; it stands out for its living history.

Durango becomes the heart of Mexican chronicle writing after being declared the National Capital at the start of the 47th National Congress of Chroniclers of Mexican Communities and Cities (ANACCIM). At the opening ceremony, Mayor Bonifacio Herrera presented the “Israel Cavazos Garza” and “Renan Irigoyen Rosado” awards to renowned chroniclers José Román and Armando Fuentes […]

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Biometric CURP: We tell you whether it applies or not in Coahuila and Durango

The Unique Population Registry Code (CURP) remains the traditionally known code composed of numbers and letters. However, as its name suggests, it will include biometric data such as fingerprints of both hands; an iris scan; a digital photograph of the holder; and an electronic signature. This data will be stored in the National Population Registry […]

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Rosarito: memories, sea and flavors that remain in the soul

I think of Rosarito with great nostalgia. Rosarito nestled in my soul one Sunday morning over a breakfast of “machaca” in a cozy restaurant, where the wood and trophies tell stories of the countryside, and a cold wind whispered memories only understood by those who once left with a full heart. A Sunday in the […]

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52.7 degrees; Mexicali breaks record for maximum temperature

The city of Mexicali, known for being one of the hottest areas in Mexico, has recorded temperatures throughout its history that defy human limits, establishing itself as an epicenter of extreme heat in the country. Located in the north of the country, the capital of Baja California has exceeded temperatures above 50 degrees Celsius on […]