Álvaro Fernando Coria Jiménez, a member of the Celaya Public Security Secretariat (SSP) and head of security for Mayor Juan Miguel Ramírez Sánchez, was murdered on the morning of February 12 at his home. According to initial reports, the homicide occurred around 9:20 a.m. in the Lázaro Cárdenas neighborhood in Celaya. Testimonies from neighbors indicate […]
San Miguel de Allende welcomes 10 thousand writers, readers and lovers of literature
Everything is ready in the colonial tourist city of San Miguel de Allende to once again welcome writers, readers and lovers of literature from around the world. Tomorrow, February 12th and until the 16th, the 20th edition of the San Miguel Writers’ Conference & Literary Festival will take place, an event that is already considered […]
San Miguel residents ask Claudia Sheinbaum to address the problem of the water lily in the Allende dam
A group of citizens from San Miguel went to Mexico City on Tuesday to deliver a document to the president of Mexico, Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo, requesting her urgent intervention to resolve the problem of the water lily that seriously affects the Allende dam. The water lily, an invasive plant, has covered large areas of the […]
Durango, to NASA and beyond! Fernando Villalobos at the Space Educators Conference
Durango is now on NASA’s radar. A few days ago, Fernando Alonso Villalobos, a Mechatronics engineer, Master in Engineering and Educational Technology, and who is part of the Anahuac Prep Network and the Cumbres Institute Schools, represented Durango and Mexico at NASA, one of the 14 teachers chosen to be at the Space Educators Conference, […]
Doctors from Durango reject residency in Sinaloa due to violence
Medical students in Durango protested against their assignment to Sinaloa to perform field service, arguing risks due to the wave of violence in the region. Source: milenio
Blow to “Los Chapitos” in Sinaloa: 10 searches, 5 arrests, 10 cars seized
Federal authorities dealt a blow to the criminal organization of “Los Chapitos”, a faction of the Sinaloa Cartel. They carried out 10 simultaneous raids in the municipalities of Culiacán, Mazatlán and Rosario, Sinaloa, resulting in 5 people arrested, 13 firearms seized and 10 vehicles confiscated. Among those arrested is Brayan Paul Vega Valdez, alias “El […]
Tourists arriving on the second cruise of the week enjoy Mazatlán
Mazatlán received this Wednesday the visit of the tourist cruise ship Carnival Panorama with 5,712 passengers and crew on board, which reactivate the demand for services in the port, it is estimated that it will leave a spill of 5.5 million pesos in economic spillover. The ship from La Paz brought 4,292 passengers and 1,420 […]
Placido Domingo, Grupo Firme and Alejandro Sanz, at the Mazatlan Carnival
Placido Domingo, international tenor, will perform on February 28 at the Teodoro Mariscal stadium, on the centenary of the celebration of the Floral Games of the Mazatlán Carnival 2025, La Perla, reported Raúl Rico González, director of the Institute of Culture, Tourism and Art of Mazatlán. The singer will be accompanied by the Mazatlán Symphony […]
Tulum Hoteliers Blame Sedena for Low Occupancy Due to Beach Access Fees
The low occupancy rates in Tulum’s central hotels have raised concerns among tourism entrepreneurs, who attribute the decline to the fees for accessing the beaches within Jaguar Park. At 255 Mexican pesos per person (approximately 12 dollars), many national tourists are opting for more affordable destinations like Playa del Carmen and Cancun, where beach access […]
Controversy Over Million-Pesos Model Spending at Tulum’s Maya Train Hotel
The Mexican Army spent over one million pesos (exactly 1,136,000 pesos) on a model of the Maya Train hotel in Tulum, a project not yet operating at full capacity. This expenditure, revealed through a transparency request by journalist Jorge García Orozco, has sparked controversy regarding the costs and management of resources allocated to the Maya […]