Researchers warn of impending disaster as salinization affects water supply and ecosystems on the peninsula. The waters of the Yucatán Peninsula, a tropical paradise famous for its crystal-clear cenotes and turquoise lagoons, are facing an unprecedented threat. Rising sea levels and changes in aquifer recharge are causing the groundwater to become increasingly saline, posing a […]
Snowbirds Find Relief: Lawsuit Targets Trump Administration’s Registration Requirement
A lawsuit filed by immigration advocates has brought hope to Canadian snowbirds who were planning to leave the United States due to a looming registration requirement. The rule, set to begin on April 11, would have required non-U.S. citizens staying longer than 29 days to register with the government. The American Immigration Council and partner […]
Cheese with flavor: this was the World Cheese Day party in Mexico City.
Pizza, sushi, croissants, and much more: in Mexico City, we already know that chilangos love enjoying good food and trying new flavors. That’s why, on March 27th, the San Ángel Market was the setting for a grand party where Lala® Cheese was the star. The reason for the celebration was none other than World Cheese […]
H5N1 avian flu in Mexico: What are the symptoms and how can it be prevented?
This Friday, April 4, the Ministry of Health reported the detection of the first human case of avian influenza A (H5N1) in Mexico. It occurred in a three-year-old girl residing in the state of Durango. On April 1, the Institute of Diagnosis and Epidemiological Reference (InDRE) confirmed the result of influenza A (H5N1). The patient […]
Security meeting held at the Mazatlán Convention Center
After a closed-door meeting, representatives from various business chambers in southern Sinaloa met with the state’s Secretary of Public Security, Óscar Rentería, where they outlined the port’s security needs. The president of the ServyTur Mazatlán Chamber of Commerce, Francis Cázarez, said that security must be ongoing and not just during Holy Week and Easter. The […]
1,950 people were rescued in Reynosa after heavy rains.
The National Civil Protection Coordination (CNPC), in conjunction with state and federal authorities, continues cleanup and recovery efforts in the municipality of Reynosa following the intense rains recorded on March 26 and 27, which caused historic damage in the area. According to the CNPC, 1,950 people who were at risk or trapped inside their vehicles […]
Shooting at Riu Palace Hotel in Quintana Roo leaves one dead and one arrested
The Quintana Roo Prosecutor’s Office reported a shootout between investigative police officers and alleged drug dealers that occurred this Thursday inside the Riu Palace hotel in Costa Mujeres. According to a statement from the state Prosecutor’s Office, officers carried out an undercover operation in which they dismantled a drug dealing gang. The preliminary investigation determined […]
‘Let them manage their own funds,’ they challenge feminist groups in Durango.
“Let’s stop importing agendas that don’t correspond to Durango. Durango has its own problems, its own needs, its own sensitivities,” he emphasized. He explained that organized action must be taken to resolve the problems, and not resort to actions that he considered vandalism or organized crime. “I invite the leaders of the collective to take […]
Holy Week: Permits granted for the sale of handicrafts in Durango’s historic center
During this week’s Commission meeting, 45 permit applications were submitted for Holy Thursday, Friday, and Saturday, corresponding to stalls that will be located outside San Agustín, in the Cathedral, Santa Ana, and Sagrado Corazón, indicated Councilman Humberto Santana Guerrero. At the Cathedral, the permit is for April 23rd, St. George’s Day, while the stalls in […]
Eleven citizen injunctions have been filed against elevated viaduct construction in Zacatecas.
Miguel Varela Pinedo, mayor of Zacatecas, and attorney Jorge Rada Luévano announced this Tuesday that the Third District Court granted a new provisional suspension, requested by 11 citizens, against the construction of the elevated viaduct in that city, promoted by Governor David Monreal Ávila. The injunction follows the one filed and obtained by another group […]