Inflation increases in Durango due to the arrival of Sinaloans

The arrival of Sinaloans to settle in Durango has led to an increase in inflation for the state’s general products. In this regard, the Secretary of Economic Development (SEDECO), Fernando Rosas Palafox, clarified that those arriving are also entrepreneurs, bringing with them the creation of new jobs. “Inflation has risen; this indicates that there is […]

Concordia and Culiacán: the Sinaloa municipalities leading the way in forced displacement due to violence.

The violence caused by the dispute between the Los Chapitos and Los Mayos factions of the Sinaloa Cartel since September 9, 2024, has caused hundreds of people to be displaced from their homes in various municipalities across the state. María Inés Pérez Corral, head of the Sinaloa Secretariat of Welfare and Social Development (SEBIDES), reported […]

Sinaloa participates in the Second National Civil Protection Drill

Raising awareness about the importance of fostering a culture of prevention and self-protection among citizens in the face of emergencies and disasters, Governor Rubén Rocha Moya, along with staff from the Administrative Unit of the Government Palace, State Service Units, and other government agencies, participated in the Second National Civil Protection Drill 2025. In the […]

Puerto Vallarta Airport expands its connectivity with North America

Puerto Vallarta International Airport is experiencing a period of expansion, positioning it as one of the main links between Mexico and North America. With new routes to the United States and Canada, the terminal, operated by Grupo Aeroportuario del Pacífico (GAP), seeks to respond to the growth of tourism in the region and strengthen its […]

Tamaulipas consolidates the cultural legacy of its Magical Towns

In light of the federal Ministry of Tourism’s new criteria, Tamaulipas will work to consolidate the cultural legacy of its Magical Towns of Tula and Mier as exponents of national tourism. “Tamaulipas continues working to comply with the new rules so that Mier and Tula remain Magical Towns,” stated Benjamín Hernández Rodríguez, state Tourism Secretary. […]

Disappointment in the Riviera Maya: occupancy drops to 44%

Hotel occupancy in the Riviera Maya plummeted to 44% in early September. According to the Quintana Roo Tourism Promotion Council (CPTQ), as of last month’s figures, September 9, the destination reached this level with 58,035 available hotel rooms, and only 26,087 rooms were occupied, less than half of capacity. The Riviera Maya saw the decline […]

Tulum: 26 real estate developments without official permits have been reported.

The government of Quintana Roo, through the Secretariat of Sustainable Urban Territorial Development (Sedetus) and in coordination with the Tulum City Council, issued a public alert regarding the existence of 26 real estate developments that lack the state or municipal opinions, certificates, permits, and authorizations required by law. According to the agency, the listed projects […]