INAH warns of risk to Zacatecas’ heritage due to informal trade

The director of the INAH Zacatecas Center, Carlos Torreblanca Padilla, stated that the municipality must strengthen the regulation of informal commerce in the capital’s Historic Center to prevent damage to its architectural and urban heritage. The warning follows the city’s declaration as a Historic Monument Zone, which includes 169 blocks, an area of 1,052 square […]

Drought eases in Durango, although challenges persist in the semi-desert

Durango is breathing a palpable sigh of relief as the drought that plagued the region for the past two years begins to ease. Yadira Narváez, director of the Durango State Water Commission, reported that most municipalities have overcome moderate drought conditions, a significant step forward for the state. Durango Mayor Esteban Villegas has previously provided […]

Somos Mx will seek registration as a new political party in Durango.

The Durango Citizen Collective is promoting the creation of a new political party called Somos Mx, according to one of its members, Jesús Diez Flores, who stated that the intention is to provide citizens with a better alternative in the electoral process. Diez Flores explained that if registration is granted, the party will seek to […]

Durango cabins report 80% occupancy this summer

Ecotourism centers are reporting 80 percent occupancy during this summer vacation period, according to Héctor Zaragoza Solís, president of the Union of Tourism and Commercial Associations of Durango. According to information provided by the network of ecotourism centers, which is affiliated with the Union of Associations he represents, they see positive numbers compared to last […]

Sheinbaum highlights the reduction in economic inequality during the Fourth Transformation administration: “It’s good news for Mexico.”

During her morning press conference, President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo highlighted the most recent progress on economic inequality in Mexico, which she attributed to the policies of the Morena administrations. This progress was announced after a telephone conversation with US President Donald Trump regarding the issue of tariffs. From the National Palace, the president reported on […]

Mexico-US Relations: Security and the Fight Against Organized Crime, Key to Success, Expert Says

In an interview for MVS Noticias with Manuel López San Martín, Eduardo Torreblanca, a contributor to MVS Noticias, warned that, despite the recent 90-day extension to prevent the 30% tariffs on steel, aluminum, and automobiles from going into effect, tensions persist in the Mexico-US relationship, primarily due to insecurity and narco-politics. “This period is just […]

Thursday of fortnight and traffic

After heavy rains that even caused the closure of the Metro, Mexico City is preparing for a chaotic Thursday, July 31st. Metro Line A, which had to operate until 1:00 a.m. this Thursday due to flooding, is apparently ready to reopen normally on July 31st; however, some streets, such as Calzada Zaragoza and Periférico, could […]

Tamaulipas will face four more heat waves; health risks warned

Health authorities in Tamaulipas have confirmed that four heat waves are expected in the coming months, which will keep the population on alert. This was stated by the Director of State Epidemiology, Sergio Eduardo Uriegas, who emphasized that they are constantly monitoring reports from the National Water Commission (Conagua) to issue the appropriate alerts if […]