20 businesses in Durango highlight the value of women and girls in science

In celebration of the International Day of Women and Girls in Science, the Durango City Council, in collaboration with the Dendak Bai merchants’ association and the Elhuyar Foundation, has launched the “February 11th Shop Windows” initiative. This campaign, running from February 2nd to 15th, aims to recognize the work of women in science and technology […]

Butchers in Durango report an ‘exaggerated’ drop in sales

Compared to the same month in previous years, January saw an “exaggerated” reduction in sales at local butcher shops, reported Adriana Miranda, advisor to the National Chamber of Commerce (Canaco) and a business owner in the sector. “Sales have been very depressed; we’ve had a decrease of 20 to 25 percent, if not 27 percent. […]

DURANGO: Efforts underway to prevent those who fail to pay child support from holding public office

With the goal of protecting the rights of children and adolescents and strengthening ethics in public service, Representative Verónica González Olguín proposed reforming the State Law on Electoral Institutions and Procedures to establish the presentation of a Certificate of No Outstanding Child Support Payments as a mandatory requirement for those aspiring to elected office and […]

Titan Desert and new air connectivity boost tourism in Durango

Durango continues to gain tourism visibility and connectivity. Governor Esteban Villegas Villarreal announced that Volaris will launch a new flight to southern Mexico, a result of negotiations conducted at the International Tourism Fair (FITUR). The governor emphasized that Durango’s presence at FITUR helped position the state internationally and open new opportunities for the tourism sector. […]

In Durango, 20 businesses closed their doors in 2026.

In addition to the difficult economic situation facing families in Durango, a considerable increase in rental costs has been recorded. January isn’t even over yet, and 20 businesses have already closed in downtown Durango, reported Beatriz Zamora, vice president of the merchants of the Constitución Corridor and former president of the National Chamber of Small […]

Three out of every five students in Durango suffer bullying.

Gabriela Vázquez Chacón, a local representative for the National Action Party (PAN), warned that in Durango, three out of every five students have suffered bullying. For this reason, in commemoration of the International Day of Non-Violence and Peace in Schools, she presented a statement on the matter during a session of the Permanent Commission. In […]

Durango’s economy falls 2% in the third quarter of 2025; the industrial sector is the most affected

Durango’s Economy Shrinks 2% in Third Quarter of 2025; Industrial Sector Hardest Hit According to the Quarterly Indicator of State Economic Activity (ITAEE) published by INEGI, the state of Durango registered a two percent contraction in its commercial activity during the third quarter of 2025. This figure places Durango as the third worst performing state […]