It took seven years for the state of Durango to register no municipality with any drought-related conditions. According to the updated Drought Monitor from the National Water Commission (Conagua), as of January 31, the state of Durango had no municipalities experiencing drought or abnormally dry conditions. In other words, all were classified as having normal […]
Mazatlán becomes a Bermuda Triangle of disappearances for families from Durango: “as if they had been swallowed by the earth”
Sinaloa, and Mazatlán in particular, has become a hotspot for families from Durango. This is the warning from mothers, collectives, and search groups who, for at least two years, have documented an increase in the disappearances of young people from Durango in this tourist port city, which—they assert—”has become an uncertain territory for those who […]
Family of tourists missing in Mazatlán demands intervention from the State of Mexico government
One week after the disappearance of four tourists from Ixtlahuaca, State of Mexico, in the port of Mazatlán, Sinaloa, Gregorio Ramírez, father of three of the young men and father-in-law of the fourth, demanded the direct intervention of the State of Mexico government to pressure Sinaloa authorities and expedite their search. The family member stated […]
Operation implemented to prevent pirate taxis on the Periférico Ecológico in Puebla
On the morning of February 10th, an operation was implemented to prevent unlicensed taxis from operating on the Periférico Ecológico (Ecological Ring Road). Temporary taxi stands began operating there, providing service as instructed by the Ministry of Mobility and Transportation (SMT) due to a shortage of public transportation vehicles that failed their required inspections. The […]
San Miguel de Allende brings its culinary tradition to Puebla with the presentation of the book “San Miguel del Alma”
Chef Raymundo Alberto Gutiérrez Hurtado presents his gastronomic research at the “250 Best Restaurants in Mexico” awards ceremony San Miguel de Allende, Guanajuato— Chef Raymundo Alberto Gutiérrez Hurtado, from San Miguel de Allende, presented his book, “San Miguel del Alma. Culinary Tradition: From San Miguel el Grande to Contemporary San Miguel de Allende,” in Puebla, […]
Mayor of San Miguel de Allende asks the US to remove red alert for visiting Guanajuato
The mayor of San Miguel de Allende, Mauricio Trejo Pureco, requested the removal of the red travel advisory issued by the United States for Guanajuato due to security concerns. This request was made during a bilateral visit by eight U.S. congressmen who met this Sunday in this World Heritage city with the Governor of Guanajuato, […]
Querétaro Airport will invest 100 million pesos in a hotel and expand immigration filters
February 10, 2026 – An 80-room executive hotel, built with a 100 million peso investment, four autonomous immigration checkpoints, and a baggage handling system with 33 percent greater capacity are among the improvements transforming operations at Querétaro International Airport (AIQ). The terminal closed 2025 with 2.426 million passengers, a 16 percent increase over the previous […]
MORE FAKE INVESTIGATIVE OFFICERS ARRESTED
Edomex Prosecutor’s Office detains six individuals carrying weapons and wearing counterfeit insignia Agents of the Attorney General’s Office of the State of Mexico (FGJEM) arrested six individuals identified as Víctor Jesús “N”, Alejandro “N”, Omar Eliel “N”, Jorge Luis “N”, David Ulises “N”, and Jan Carlo Alejandro “N” for their probable involvement in the crimes […]
The issue of police extortion in Tijuana is escalating: the United States government is getting involved
Police extortion in Tijuana is no longer a rumor or an isolated complaint. Since the National Chamber of Commerce (CANACO) publicly exposed and openly denounced this practice, the problem has intensified. The accusation was explicit: alleged acts of extortion by municipal police officers, primarily targeting foreign citizens. This inevitably drew the attention of U.S. federal […]
Was your car towed illegally by a tow truck on a federal highway?
Even if it’s not widely known, tow truck operators and impound lots can be considered authorities for purposes of an amparo lawsuit, even when they are private companies. Facts: A person is driving on a federal highway monitored by the National Guard. They are stopped for an alleged violation (speeding, missing documents, lights, etc.). Without […]