Governor of Coahuila attends Fort Worth Rodeo; highlights alliances to boost local rodeo

With the goal of strengthening the Saltillo Rodeo’s position as the best in Mexico, Manolo Jiménez, Governor of Coahuila, attended the Fort Worth Rodeo in Texas to consolidate international alliances and promote cultural and economic exchange between the two regions. During the visit, he expressed his gratitude for the invitation and hospitality of Philip Williamson, […]

Gourmet tamales give a new flavor to Candelaria in Saltillo

In Saltillo, the celebration of Candlemas Day has begun to incorporate new flavors into tamales, thanks to innovations that combine culinary heritage with ingredients uncommon in this dish. These range from huitlacoche (corn smut) and the famous “de la Ramos” chicharrón (pork rinds) to sweet tamales with Nutella, cream cheese, and natural fruit jams, resulting […]

Roots that cross the ocean: Japanese memory in Coahuila

The story seemed to have been lost to the passage of time, shrouded in silence, absence, and incomplete memories. Today, that story has been revived thanks to the perseverance of one woman and the support of a community project that seeks to rescue the memory of Japanese immigration to Mexico. Santa Sugaki is a descendant […]

Coordination and trust consolidate Coahuila as one of the safest states in the country

The National Guard’s community policing strategy has become firmly established in Coahuila as a preventative tool to strengthen security in neighborhoods, communities, and along highways. Through direct contact with the public, officers gather information that allows them to identify risks, respond to reports, and plan specific actions against common crimes. “Community policing is direct contact […]

Discover the work of Coahuila’s ceramic artists at the exhibition ‘Desert Ceramics 4.0’

Ceramic sculpture is more vibrant than ever in Coahuila, and the exhibition “Desert Ceramics 4.0” demonstrates the versatility of this material and the diverse range of works that the state’s artists are capable of creating. Opening this Thursday at the García Carrillo Cultural Center, the exhibition brings together the work of artists, sculptors, and ceramicists […]

Mazatlán International Carnival expects more than 1.2 million attendees

The Mazatlán International Carnival will celebrate its 128th edition from February 12th to 17th, with an expected attendance of 1.26 million people and an estimated economic impact of 1.1 billion pesos, reported Michelle Aguilar, Undersecretary of Tourism for the State of Sinaloa, during her visit to Torreón to promote the event. The official noted that, […]

Coahuila Attorney General’s Office opens investigation into alleged police extortion of a traveler

A video circulating on social media shows municipal officers demanding $200 from a man traveling from Texas to Torreón. Sacramento, Baja California — The Baja California State Attorney General’s Office has launched an administrative and investigative procedure following a citizen complaint regarding an alleged extortion case involving municipal officers and a U.S. citizen. Attorney General […]