Intestate lawsuits hinder restoration of historic homes in Zacatecas.

In the heart of Zacatecas’s Historic Center, more than 150 homes are in a legal limbo that prevents their intervention and maintenance. Entangled in intestate succession proceedings, these properties are neither inhabited nor restored, which has resulted in increasing structural deterioration and a constant risk to the population. According to information from the Monuments Board, […]

Mexican wolf howl announces arrival in Durango; spreads nationwide

After being declared extinct in the wild in 1976 due to indiscriminate hunting in the 1950s, the Mexican wolf (Canis lupus baileyi) returned to howl in the Sierra Madre Occidental in 2011, thanks to the first reintroduction in the Janos Biosphere Reserve in Chihuahua. This led the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (Semarnat) to […]

Ten municipalities in Durango are experiencing moderate drought. What does this condition imply?

The recent rains have brought some relief to the state of Durango, significantly reducing the extent of the drought. According to a report issued this Monday, August 4, by the National Water Commission (Conagua), only 10 municipalities currently remain under moderate drought conditions, which represents a notable improvement compared to previous records. This improvement in […]

Southern California fishermen seek decree for Mexico’s largest biosphere reserve

Coastal fishermen, recreational fishermen, aquaculturists, and nautical tourism service providers, grouped together in the Sustainable Fisheries Development (DEPESCA) civil association, are proposing the creation of the Dos Mares Biosphere Reserve on the coast of Baja California Sur, which would be the largest in the country. The association is seeking the issuance of a decree by […]

Drug traffickers attack municipalities “shielded” by the BCS government

Recently, the State Governor, Víctor Castro Cosío, announced that both the State Public Security Secretariat and the State Attorney General’s Office were conducting operations to “calm down” the municipalities of northern Baja California Sur, and violence erupted. At around 10:50 a.m. this Friday, August 1, a report of gunshots and a burning vehicle was received […]

3 projects that will transform Baja California: everything we know so far

Baja California is experiencing a key moment in its development, with three major infrastructure projects seeking to improve mobility, strengthen trade, and strengthen border relations with the United States. Although all face delays, they remain on track and represent an ambitious commitment to the state’s future. Elevated Viaduct This is one of the most anticipated […]

Popocatépetl records 71 exhalations

In the last 24 hours, 71 low-intensity exhalations accompanied by water vapor, other volcanic gases, and occasionally light amounts of ash were detected at Popocatépetl Volcano. Additionally, 840 minutes of low-amplitude tremor segments were recorded, of which 623 minutes corresponded to high-frequency tremors and 217 minutes to harmonic tremors. CECSNSP Opens New Address at Mesón […]