One of the most frequented spots for both the residents of Durango and the tourists visiting the state capital is the Plaza de Armas (Main Square) in the Historic Center. Located in the very heart of the city, this area also serves as the hub for the city’s main tourist activities. Although a large number […]

Nearly a thousand workers at the Tayoltita mine—part of the San Dimas Unit in Durango—announced on Thursday a total and indefinite work stoppage to express their dissatisfaction with profit-sharing allocations and to demand better safety conditions. The conflict escalated after negotiations broke down between union representatives and executives from the Canadian corporation First Majestic, which […]

An initiative aimed at raising public awareness regarding African cultural diversity and fostering coexistence among the various communities within the municipality. From June 4 to 6, Durango will host a celebration featuring a diverse program spanning three key areas: education, community engagement, and socio-cultural activities. The town’s educational institutions will actively participate in activities designed […]

The alleged perpetrator of the homicide that took place at the Arboleda complex in the municipality of San Pedro Garza García has been detained in Durango; an arrest warrant for the crime, which occurred last April, had already been issued against him. During a press conference, the Attorney General of Justice for Nuevo León, Javier […]

The weather in Coahuila and Durango will continue to be characterized by high temperatures, partly cloudy skies, and an absence of rain—conditions typical of the transition into summer in northern Mexico. Although no precipitation is forecast, wind gusts will remain present in several regions, particularly in La Laguna and the northern zone of Coahuila, where […]

Durango will be filled with Basque culture, music, sports, and tradition from June 2 to 14 during a new edition of the Euskal Jaiak (Basque Festivals), featuring some thirty different activities. The program will also include a special closing day on the 19th of the following month, dedicated to the sport of pelota. As a […]

Durango’s mining industry reported declining gold and silver production figures at the close of the first quarter of the year, according to the Mining and Metallurgical Industry Statistics (EIMM), which provides information on activity in Mexico’s main mining regions. Overall, at the national level, mining and metallurgical production in March 2026 fell 3.14 percent year-on-year […]

Students Demand Real Improvements Before Accepting New Control Mechanisms The president of the Durango University Student Federation (FEUD), Jaison Gutiérrez, warned that students could seize city buses if public transportation conditions in the state do not improve. The student leader pointed out that, despite previous commitments to modernization, buses in poor condition continue to operate, […]

The state of Durango is facing a critical shortage of medical personnel in its hospitals. State authorities explained this Friday that medical professionals are turning down job offers in rural areas far removed from the capital—particularly those located in the mountainous region. Durango Doctors Reject Positions in the Mountainous RegionRemote municipalities, such as El Mezquital […]

Stage One of the 42nd Annual Durango State Charro Championship took place in the Durango Capital Zone this past Saturday, May 9. The event featured the participation of six teams in the Open category and one in the Youth category, with Rancho El Potrillo “Tres Estrellas” securing the overall runner-up position by amassing a total […]