The grand promise of judicial elections is beginning to crumble. Less than a year after hundreds of judges and magistrates took office through popular vote, more than a dozen have already resigned, revealing that the experiment wasn’t as simple as it was portrayed. Work overload, lack of experience, and personal problems have begun to take […]
Sheinbaum mobilizes hundreds of thousands across the country; Tamaulipas is among the 5 states with the most support
Supporters of President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo mobilized this Sunday in public squares, auditoriums, and open spaces across the country to remotely join the message the president delivered from the Monument to the Revolution on the occasion of her second state of the nation address. According to preliminary figures reported by civil protection authorities and organizers […]
Section 22 holds “reorganization” day and state assembly in Oaxaca
Less than 48 hours before the start of the indefinite strike called by the National Coordinator of Education Workers (CNTE), Section 22 planned a day of reorganization for the encampment they maintain across at least 40 blocks of Oaxaca’s Historic Center on Saturday, May 30. In addition, the dissident teachers called an extraordinary state assembly […]
CNTE protests in Oaxaca during Sheinbaum’s report broadcast and announces mobilization
Teachers from Section 22 of the National Coordinator of Education Workers (CNTE) demonstrated this Sunday at the main entrance of Primavera Park, the site where the government of Salomón Jara broadcast the Second Accountability Report of Mayor Claudia Sheinbaum. The section’s General Secretary, Yenny Pérez Martínez, emphasized that the CNTE’s demands will not be challenged, […]
Durango business owners urge that local suppliers be hired first
The Business Coordinating Council (CCE) held a meeting with state legislators as part of the analysis of the new Economic Development Law for the State of Durango. The president of the organization, Raúl Montelongo Nevárez, reported that among the main topics discussed was strengthening local suppliers in projects outside the state, as well as addressing […]
The Attorney General’s Office seizes a ton of methamphetamine hidden among jicama in Durango
Following an anonymous tip, agents from the Attorney General’s Office (FGR) arrested a man driving a tractor-trailer with a refrigerated trailer loaded with jicama. Inside the trailer, they found approximately 916 kilograms of what appeared to be methamphetamine. The investigation into the tip led to a case being handled by the Specialized Regional Control Prosecutor’s […]
Durango lags behind in the Gender Identity Law: Councilor
Regarding the recognition and guarantee of human rights, particularly concerning the Gender Identity Law, they point out that Durango needs to make progress, as it has fallen behind. The Gender Identity Law has already been approved in at least 25 states in the country; however, in Durango, the issue is not progressing at the same […]
Conagua warns of severe storms and flooding; urges extreme precautions
The National Water Commission (Conagua) and the National Meteorological Service (SMN) issued an alert for severe storms, heavy rains, urban flooding, possible landslides, and strong gusts of wind in various regions of the country. Civil Protection authorities urged the public to remain attentive to official announcements and take preventative measures. According to forecasts, the most […]
Schools closed on June 1st due to the CNTE strike; these are the students who are missing classes
The news of the national strike called by the National Coordinator of Education Workers (CNTE) has put parents on alert, wondering if the Ministry of Public Education (SEP) will suspend classes this Monday, June 1st. Although the SEP calendar does not mark June 1st as a non-working day, thousands of students could miss classes in […]
Fake news causes drop in fish sales in Veracruz; contaminated wildlife ruled out
Digital misinformation generated a commercial crisis that was greater than the direct effects of the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico on the fishing sector. Three months after the environmental emergency, fishing and water tourism activities are operating normally, while the remaining hydrocarbons have been reduced to solid sediments along the coast. The drop […]