In a state where municipal police officers have been murdered and kidnapped, 167 men and women are currently undergoing initial training at the Sinaloa State Police University (UNIPOL). Despite the fact that municipal and state police officers have been victims of attacks, kidnappings, and murders over the last two years—resulting in at least 80 officers […]

Drug trafficking statistics and the climate of hostility have positioned Sinaloa as the capital of violence, resulting from a phenomenon triggered by organized crime and that has expanded throughout the country. Visible events, such as the presence of the leaders of some of the most powerful drug cartels and the recurring criminal incidents that have […]

Panic, tension, and uncertainty gripped the municipality of Escuinapa, Sinaloa, following a suspected car bomb explosion in recent hours. The incident triggered a massive mobilization of security and emergency personnel due to the ongoing violence in Sinaloa. According to initial reports, local authorities deployed a special operation after the detonation of a vehicle, preliminarily identified […]

President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo asserted this Tuesday that during Felipe Calderón’s administration, there was an alliance between federal authorities and the Sinaloa Cartel. She was referring to the corruption investigations that resulted in sanctions against two former commanders of the now-defunct Federal Police, linked to a spying contract and the embezzlement of more than $65 […]

Dozens of families of farmworkers from Villa Juárez, Navolato, protested this Tuesday at the Sinaloa State Congress to demand a solution to the exorbitant electricity bills that, they claim, have jeopardized the finances of hundreds of households. The protesters arrived at the legislative building at 9:00 a.m., carrying signs and chanting slogans to denounce bills […]

In a show of rejection and defense of their territory in Sinaloa, citizens took to the streets of Los Mochis in a massive march to demand the definitive cancellation of the Gas y Petroquímica de Occidente (GPO) ammonia plant project in Ohuira Bay and the Mexinol methanol production plant in the port of Topolobampo. Under […]

Thousands of people, mostly Mayo-Yoreme Indigenous community members, marched from Los Mochis to Topolobampo to symbolically shut down the ammonia plant that Proman-Gas and Petroquímica de Occidente (GPO) has been building on the shores of Ohuira Bay since 2014. They demanded that the federal government permanently cancel the project and relocate it elsewhere. Led by […]

Beach vendors affiliated with the CROM, CTM, Blancos, Mixtecos, and Teotihuacán associations staged a protest this Wednesday morning, June 3, 2026, at the Mazatlán “Letters” tourist landmark—located on Avenida Del Mar—to denounce the presence of “pirate” (unauthorized) vendors who, they claim, arrive every holiday season without permits and cut into their sales. Personnel from the […]

After more than 24 hours of searching, the triathlete who had gone missing during a competition held in the port of Mazatlán was found dead this Monday morning. The victim was identified as Julián Alejandro “N,” 31 years of age, a native of Culiacán. The discovery was made around 6:20 a.m., when a citizen exercising […]

Members of the fishing sector from different parts of the country marched in Mazatlán to demand that authorities completely close the borders to illegal shrimp. In their statement regarding this protest, they pointed out that every ton of shrimp destroyed by illegal trade destroys jobs, drives down prices, and ruins Mexican producers. The demonstration, which […]