Sinaloa participated in the National Sectoral Reflection Forum on the Future of Tilapia, an event convened by the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (SADER) and the National Aquaculture and Fisheries Commission (CONAPESCA). Flor Emilia Guerra Mena, the State Secretary of Fisheries and Aquaculture, attended in her capacity as vice president of the National Association […]

A gas station located on the Mazatlán-Culiacán highway was attacked with gunfire after a confrontation between armed civilians in the municipality of Elota, Sinaloa. The gas station had multiple bullet holes in its facade, and several fire extinguishers were seen next to the pumps, which may have been used by the workers. The Ministry of […]

At a press conference, Sinaloa’s Secretary of Tourism, Mireya Sosa Osuna, reported on the implementation of the “Blue Code” initiative, an inter-institutional strategy that seeks to guarantee the safety of cruise passengers visiting Mazatlán. Sosa Osuna indicated that this initiative was presented last week to executives from Carnival Cruise Line, the world’s largest cruise line […]

Several burners appeared this Saturday at Cerritos Beach, prompting the Aquatic Rescue Squad to intervene and deploy personnel to the area. The presence of these organizations led to the placement of white flags as a risk warning to swimmers of possible harm when entering the sea. The agency reported that the patrols will continue throughout […]

After four years of dedication, effort, and perseverance in their studies, 80 new officers from the Naval Pilot and Naval Engineer programs graduated with honors this Saturday from the “Capt. Alt. Antonio Gómez Maqueo” Merchant Nautical School in Mazatlán, amid a moving ceremony. In the presence of naval commanders, institution authorities, guests, and hundreds of […]

Just days before the official start of the summer vacation season, projections for Mazatlán are positive. This weekend, hotels reached 80 percent occupancy. The president of the local National Chamber of Commerce, Francis Cázarez Oliveros, stated that hotel occupancy levels have reached 80 percent over the past two weekends, and the same trend will continue […]

The possible imposition of a 20.91 percent tariff on Mexican tomatoes by the United States government has raised alarm among vegetable producers in Sinaloa, who warn that they could reduce the area planted with this export crop by up to 20 percent in the next agricultural cycle. Roberto Bazúa Campaña, president of the Culiacán River […]

The Sinaloa Cartel (CDS), one of Mexico’s most powerful criminal organizations, has built its power structure through family ties, strategic alliances, and its ability to adapt to changes in the national and international drug trafficking landscape. Since its inception, family and cronyism have been the pillars that sustain the leadership of this group, allowing for […]