It’s a party! Mazatlán Grand Aquarium celebrates 3 years of operation and its consolidation.

With nearly 2.3 million visitors to its facilities and over a thousand wildlife rescues through its Wildlife Hospital, the Mazatlán Sea of ​​Cortez Aquarium celebrates its third anniversary on May 6th. Thanks to this milestone, it has established itself as a leading center for conservation, environmental education, and tourism experiences in Mexico. The Aquarium began […]

Looking for a gift for Mom? Harfuch blankets are a hit in Mazatlán

They want to have him close, at least wrapped in towels or covered with the blankets bearing his image, sold at the stalls of the traditional open-air market in the Benito Juárez neighborhood of Mazatlán. Both items featuring the image of the Secretary of Security and Citizen Protection, Omar García Harfuch, are now available for […]

First case of screwworm confirmed in Mexico City, in a Doberman dog

The National Service for Agrifood Health, Safety, and Quality (Senasica) confirmed the first case of screwworm in Mexico City. The affected dog is a 12-year-old Doberman Pinscher with an ear wound, which is currently receiving treatment. In a press release, the agency, which reports to the Ministry of Agriculture and Rural Development (Sader), stated that […]

Sunk or saved! The blood pact that has the Palace trembling

Is it fear of justice or simply panic that Rocha will spill the beans about the campaigns? The charade of moral superiority is over. Rubén Rocha Moya no longer asks for favors; now he pronounces judgment from his trench of panic: if he falls, the entire structure crumbles. It’s not loyalty, it’s a dead end […]

US acting attorney general anticipates more charges against Mexican officials following Rocha Moya case

Acting U.S. Attorney General Todd Blanche warned Wednesday that formal charges will continue against Mexican politicians and officials, following accusations in a New York federal court that Sinaloa Governor Rubén Rocha Moya, currently on leave, has ties to the Sinaloa Cartel. In an interview with journalist Ali Bradley for NewsNation, Blanche asserted that the U.S. […]

Tabasco Congress approves reform to regulate cranes and impound lots

The Tabasco Congress approved an amendment to the state’s Mobility Law to regulate and increase transparency in the provision of towing, impound, and vehicle storage services. The amendments establish a clear distinction between these three services to prevent arbitrary interpretations and abusive practices in pricing. According to the amendment, the Tabasco Ministry of Mobility will […]

Three men found beaten and partially undressed in Mazatlán; authorities are investigating whether they are missing public servants.

Three partially clothed individuals with signs of physical abuse were reported by motorists walking along the Mexico-Nogales highway, heading towards the community of El Habal in Mazatlán. It is presumed they are employees of the Federal Welfare Secretariat who were reported missing. Last Saturday, it was reported that three “Servants of the Nation” (a government […]