During the early morning hours of Tuesday, January 20, La Mayiza, a faction of the Sinaloa Cartel, displayed a series of banners in strategic locations throughout Colima. The main message of these banners was a public declaration of an alliance with the Independent Cartel of Colima, also known as Los Mezcales. According to social media […]
With surgical operations, the Mexican Navy contains the violence in Colima
The inability of the Colima state government, under Indira Vizcaíno Silva, to contain the violence ultimately led to the ceding of public security control once again to federal forces through the Mexican Navy (Semar). Faced with a relentless escalation of crime since the beginning of the current administration, the Navy had to intervene directly to […]
Panic in Colima: Armed attack at seafood restaurant leaves one dead and two wounded
A last-minute security alert and mobilization were triggered Saturday afternoon, December 20, following an armed attack inside a seafood restaurant in the city of Colima. The incident sparked panic among diners and employees, leaving one man dead and two others injured, and prompted a large police operation in the area. According to initial official reports, […]
Colima Culture inaugurates collective mural at the State House of Culture
The Undersecretary of Culture of the State Government of Colima, through the Department of Children’s and Youth Culture, inaugurated the collective mural “Trazos y Letras” (Lines and Letters) in the Arts Wagon, located at the State House of Culture. This work is the final result of the “Coloring the Wagon” workshop, an initiative carried out […]
The Government of the State of Colima rehabilitates 12 road sections in the municipality of Manzanillo
The Government of the State of Colima, led by Governor Indira Vizcaíno Silva, through the Ministry of Infrastructure, Urban Development, and Mobility (SEIDUM), is rehabilitating twelve sections of highway in the municipality of Manzanillo to strengthen connectivity and ensure safer and more efficient travel for users. On the sections connecting Santiago, Chandiablo, El Huizcolote, and […]
Registration for the biometric CURP is progressing in 5 municipalities of Colima
The director of the Civil Registry in Colima, Brenda Gutiérrez Vega, reported that the implementation of the biometric CURP (Unique Population Registry Code) is progressing in the state and that the data collection phase has already begun in five municipalities: Colima, Villa de Álvarez, Manzanillo, Tecomán, and Cuauhtémoc, where the necessary equipment for registering fingerprints […]
Mountain landscapes and family activities to relax in the Nevado de Colima
For those who enjoy cold weather, mountain landscapes, and outdoor adventures, the Nevado de Colima is one of the most special destinations to visit during the December holidays. Although geographically part of this volcano is located in Jalisco, it is a natural area shared with Colima and represents one of the most accessible and surprising […]
Colima Culture invites you to the ‘Christmas Artisan Market’, on December 6th and 7th
The Undersecretary of Culture of the State Government of Colima invites everyone to attend and shop at the Christmas edition of the 2025 Artisan Market, which will take place on Saturday, December 6th and Sunday, December 7th at the Horacio Cervantes Cultural Center, in the northern part of the capital city, from 12:00 PM to […]
Semar’s Operation Sailfish catches 45 suspected offenders in Colima
As part of the Sailfish 2025 Security Strategy, personnel from the Sixth Naval Region of the Mexican Navy (Semar) arrested 45 suspected lawbreakers and seized weapons, vehicles, and suspected drugs in various municipalities in the state of Colima. In collaboration with the Attorney General’s Office (FGR), the Colima State Public Security Secretariat (SSP), and the […]
The expansion of the port of Manzanillo threatens Colima’s largest wetland
From the roadside along the highway connecting Colima and Manzanillo in western Mexico, hundreds of cormorants can be seen feeding alongside pelicans and herons. They are among the more than 180 bird species recorded in the Cuyutlán Lagoon, the fourth largest wetland in the country and the fifth most important site worldwide for migratory birds. […]