Filmed in a prison in Gómez Palacio, the zombie series is on Prime Video
What was intended to be a Social Reintegration Center for incarcerated individuals ended up as a film set. The new Durango State Prison (Cereso), built since 2014 and announced as completed in 2020 after a multi-million dollar investment, has never housed inmates, but it has hosted cameras, actors, and international productions. Located on the Durango-Gómez […]
Durango Dams: Guadalupe Victoria and Caboraca exceed 90% capacity
In the upper basin of the Lázaro Cárdenas Dam, also known as La Rosilla, the current storage level is 2,957.61 million cubic meters, representing 45.4 percent of its total capacity. The current outflow is 2.556 cubic meters per second. Temperatures ranged from a low of 0.0 degrees Celsius to a high of 11.0 degrees, with […]
Mexico promotes a new film law and protection of dubbers from artificial intelligence
In the guild, there is concern about the future of dubbing in the face of this digital tool The government of Mexico presented. “(They are initiatives that) have been expected, especially that of cinema for many years and also that of dubbing interpreters,” said Claudia Curiel, Mexico’s Secretary of Culture, during the presidential press conference, indicating […]
“Cabo,” the dog that defended Erick Omar, the young man found dead after his arrest in Mexico City, was poisoned.
According to Erick’s family, “Cabo” died Thursday morning after neighbors alerted them to the condition of the medium-sized, brown dog near Venustiano Carranza. “I ran to grab him… As much as we wanted to rescue him, we couldn’t.” According to Erick’s family, “Cabo” experienced health problems similar to “an attack,” so they immediately tried to […]
Historic debut for Mexico: Lasse Gaxiola competes in Milano-Cortina 2026 with his mother, Sarah Schleper
At 18 years old, the skier became the youngest Mexican to participate in a winter competition This Saturday, Mexican sport experienced a historic day at the Milano-Cortina 2026 Winter Olympic Games with the debut of Lasse Gaxiola in the giant alpine skiing slalom. The young athlete finished in 53rd position in the competition and starred in an unprecedented moment […]
What is behind the closure of airspace on the border between Mexico and the United States?
The closure of airspace on the U.S.-Mexico border was not an isolated event, but the result of several factors. The debate on how to balance border defense with the protection of civilian airspace in a strategic and high-traffic region is still open The temporary closure of airspace over El Paso, Texas, set off alarms in civil aviation and revealed […]
Mexico faces the risk of U.S. energy pressure over natural gas in 2026, amid trade tensions and USMCA revision
The researcher stressed that a public threat is not necessary for there to be real pressure, since the simple context of political and commercial volatility generates additional uncertainty in the bilateral agenda. Mexico could face greater pressures from the United States on fossil natural gas supply during 2026, particularly in scenarios of high electricity demand caused by winters with […]
Mexico strengthens its tourism industry with 47.7 million foreign travelers in 2025
The tourism sector in Mexico continues to show a solid recovery and growth following the health crisis. At the close of 2015, the nation received 47.78 million international tourists, representing a 6.1% year-over-year increase, according to data reported by the National Institute of Statistics and Geography (INEGI). This upward trend has remained constant since the […]
Marx Arriaga is removed from the SEP and evicted by CDMX police.
Marx Arriaga was removed from his position as Director General of Educational Materials at the Ministry of Public Education (SEP) with the support of Mexico City police officers. On social media, Arriaga denounced the lack of grounds for his dismissal, stating that his only crime was “wanting better education” in Mexico. After being evicted from […]