A historical episode from San Juan de los Lagos is once again drawing attention for its significance to local memory 📜According to historical records, around 1858 Benito Juárez passed through San Juan de los Lagos and stayed at the Mesón de la Divina Providencia, located on Vicente Guerrero Street. The historical account states that, after […]
The number of arrest warrants issued against activists for Playa Las Cocinas rises to eight
Initially, four people were reported to be included in the court order; however, after a recent review of the corresponding investigation file, four more were identified, bringing the total to eight individuals involved. The charges against them include alleged participation in crimes such as threats, property damage, incitement to crime, and criminal association, all related […]
“Like dogs thrown out onto the street.” Cubans deported to Mexico face cartels and a lack of humanitarian assistance.
Here is the English translation with promotional lines and advertising-style elements removed: Thousands of Cubans Deported from the United States to Mexico Left in Legal and Humanitarian Limbo Thousands of Cubans deported from the United States to Mexico have been left in a legal and humanitarian limbo: without documents, stable housing, access to medication, and, […]
FIFA REJECTS THE IMPOSITION OF AJOLOGOL AS THE WORLD CUP MASCOT
Nothing seems to go right for Clara Brugada, the Mexico City mayor and head of government. After spending 1.8 billion pesos painting the city purple, thinking it would look good for the World Cup, she also spent millions creating her own mascot for the same tournament. She thought she could impose her will and do […]
Are you at the Plaza de Armas in Durango and craving some ice cream? Here are 5 options.
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 […]
Miners halt gold and silver extraction in Tayoltita, Durango, due to grievances over profit-sharing.
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 […]
Durango will celebrate African culture from June 4 to 6.
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 10 Lowest-Paying University Majors in Mexico in 2026—Right After Graduation
When it comes to choosing a university major, many factors come into play: one’s true calling, personal skills, and even future career and financial expectations once studies have been completed. The truth is—contrary to what we have been led to believe—not every bachelor’s degree guarantees a future free from financial stress. The reality in Mexico […]
Press Freedom in Mexico: “Digital Lynching” and “Judicial Harassment” on the Rise
“Don’t watch TV Azteca,” said Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum during a press conference on May 25, 2026. The head of state was reacting to a campaign by the collective Mexicanos al Grito de Paz (Mexicans at the Cry for Peace), which accuses her government of having ties to organized crime. According to Sheinbaum, the dissemination […]