Northern Veracruz, a red zone for journalistic practice

On June 11, the journalism community in northern Veracruz was once again shaken by violence with the murder of Luis Ángel López Valdez, a reporter for Vanguardia de Veracruz and director of the media outlet Reportaje Policiaco Veracruzano. The case once again highlights the serious risks faced by journalists in the region. López Valdez was […]

The LGBT Pride March 2026 will take place this Saturday in Mazatlán

This Saturday, Mazatlán will once again be awash in color with the 2026 LGBT Pride March, a mobilization expected to gather around 12,000 people to celebrate diversity, promote equality, and raise awareness of the historical demands of the LGBTQ+ community. According to Israel Tavera Posadas, municipal coordinator for LGBT Community Affairs, participants will include members […]

Tired of being robbed by the same government, citizens demand an end to hidden faces at checkpoints.

More and more citizens say they feel vulnerable when they encounter checkpoints where officers wear balaclavas, hide their badges, or refuse to identify themselves. Many believe that authority should inspire trust, not fear. In a country where even criminal groups have used official uniforms to commit crimes, thousands of people believe that concealing one’s face […]

Military presence in Durango does not affect tourist arrivals

The presence of armed forces in the state capital has not affected tourism or the scheduling of events for the coming months, assured the Secretary of Tourism, Elisa Haro Ruiz. The state official affirmed that, so far, there has been no decrease in the number of visitors to the state, reflecting the confidence that tourists, […]