Mexico’s mandatory mobile phone registration policy is facing one of its most critical moments. With 53 days remaining until the official deadline to link cell phone lines to the Unique Population Registry Code (CURP) and an official ID, progress remains minimal, and the risk of mass disconnection is growing. According to recent data, only 28.3 […]
There are places in Mexico where baseball isn’t just watched… it’s lived.
In Mexico, a misconception still persists: the belief that baseball is a regional sport, secondary, or limited to specific times of the year. A visit to some of the country’s cities is enough to understand that this idea ceased to correspond to reality long ago. There are entire regions where baseball is not only followed: […]
Sheinbaum asks that Mexico not be used in US elections
“Just as they don’t want Mexican interference in the United States elections, we also don’t want Mexico used for the United States election,” stated President Claudia Sheinbaum in defense of the case of the governor of Sinaloa, Rubén Rocha Moya, who is on leave and accused by the United States government of ties to drug […]
The United States orders an investigation into Mexico’s 53 consulates in the country
The U.S. State Department has begun a review of Mexico’s 53 consulates in the country, according to CBS News. The network reports that Secretary of State Marco Rubio is even considering closing some diplomatic offices. So far, the Mexican government has not commented on the investigation, the scope of which has not been disclosed. The […]
“We have a problem because the cartels run Mexico; nobody else does,” says Trump; he emphasizes the control his country has “over the southern border.”
US President Donald Trump reiterated on Friday that drug cartels “run Mexico, nobody else does,” just two days after stating that if the neighboring country doesn’t “do its job” to combat them, Washington will. The US president mentioned, at a Mother’s Day event at the White House, his country’s control over the southern border and […]
“THEY’RE WITHHOLDING MY SALARY,” SAYS FEMALE POLICE OFFICER FROM OAXACA.
I am bringing to your attention the injustice I am experiencing. Commissioner General Francisco Santiago García, Commissioner of the State Police, has decided to WITHHOLD MY BI-WEEKLY PAY as a personal reprisal. Despite the fact that the Secretary of Public Security issued an official order (Official Letter OSSPC/0886/2026) authorizing my continued stay in Oaxaca so […]
The pharaonic story of the Nichupté Bridge: from a 2006 promise to a multi-million dollar waste
The idea for what is now called the Nichupté Bridge didn’t originate in an office at Los Pinos (the presidential residence) or in a rushed bidding process by the current administration. It emerged in 2006, when a group of businesspeople presented the project to the then-mayor of Benito Juárez, Francisco Alor Quesada—who had been in […]
Former mayor of Mazatlán holds Rubén Rocha and Enrique Inzunza responsible for any act against him
Former Mazatlán mayor Luis Guillermo Benítez Torres publicly blamed Governor Rubén Rocha Moya (currently on leave) and Morena senator Enrique Inzunza Cázarez for any actions against him. In various media outlets, especially radio, Benítez Torres has stated that since the 2021 election, there has been evidence linking Rocha to organized crime. He claims these statements […]
There will be not one, but two National Guard bases in Mazatlán; they will be established to the north and south.
As part of federal security efforts in Sinaloa, the construction of two National Guard bases is planned for Mazatlán. These bases will house 400 personnel and aim to strengthen the force’s presence in both urban and rural areas. Mayor Estrella Palacios Domínguez announced this on Wednesday, May 6, 2026, after a meeting she held in […]
Three men found beaten and partially undressed in Mazatlán; authorities are investigating whether they are missing public servants.
Three partially clothed individuals with signs of physical abuse were reported by motorists walking along the Mexico-Nogales highway, heading towards the community of El Habal in Mazatlán. It is presumed they are employees of the Federal Welfare Secretariat who were reported missing. Last Saturday, it was reported that three “Servants of the Nation” (a government […]