In the context of the violence crisis that has transformed public life in Sinaloa since 2024, journalist and writer Diego Enrique Osorno offered an analysis that redefines the understanding of the conflict. During the presentation of his book, En la montaña (In the Mountains), the author explained why the current confrontation between organized crime factions […]
García Harfuch reports strategic blows against organized crime in Chiapas and Sinaloa
The head of the Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection (SSPC), Omar García Harfuch, announced two operations this Sunday that, he stated, represent direct blows against those responsible for generating violence in the country. The operations, carried out in Chiapas and Sinaloa, resulted in the arrest of 14 people and the seizure of weapons, vehicles, […]
The largest desalination plant in Latin America could be built in Comondú
In response to the water crisis threatening Baja California Sur, the mayor of Comondú, Roberto Pantoja Castro, announced that a project is currently underway to build the largest desalination plant in Latin America in his municipality. Roberto Pantoja explained that the project would be a private undertaking, with an initial investment of $200 million, and […]
Five foreigners rescued after going missing while diving off Espíritu Santo Island, Baja California Sur
Five foreign nationals were rescued by members of the Mexican Navy (SEMAR), acting as the Coast Guard, after being reported missing while recreational diving off the northern tip of Espíritu Santo Island in Baja California Sur. The operation began when an emergency report was received regarding the disappearance of the group of divers, immediately activating […]
They estimate losses of 100 million pesos per day due to the blockade at the Mexicali-Calexico border crossing
Nearly two days into the blockade of the Mexicali-Calexico border crossing, the Business Coordinating Council (CCE) of Mexicali, Baja California, estimated that 100 million pesos could be lost daily due to the protest by producers against the approval of the General Water Law. Octavio Sandoval López, president of the organization, and Cristian Apodaca del Ángel, […]
Baja California Sur and Mexico City register maximum level of water stress
If we continue consuming water at the current rate, some areas in Mexico could soon run out of this resource. Baja California Sur and Mexico City are the states with the highest level of water stress in the country, with a score of 5 (the maximum), according to the Aqueduct Waterpolists Risk Atlas ranking. Water […]
The Sierra Madre gas pipeline and the Saguaro project will turn Chihuahua and Sonora into sacrifice zones
“Thanks to the master craftsman Juan Quezada, the pottery tradition was born here in town. In the 1950s, he found a piece from the ancient Paquimé culture, began making vessels with the same decoration, and then taught the technique to his family and friends, including my mother,” says the ceramic artist, whose works have won […]
Construction of the northern trains is progressing: Two sections of the Saltillo-Nuevo Laredo train will be put out to tender
The Mexican government, through the Railway Transport Regulatory Agency (ARTF) of the Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation (SICT), announced that the bidding process for section A of the Saltillo-Nuevo Laredo train will be published tomorrow, December 5, and that section B, both located in the Monterrey Metropolitan Area, is currently underway. Mexican President Claudia […]
Mazatlán Cycling Tour celebrates 15 years with more than 1,500 cyclists
Around 1,500 cycling enthusiasts set off on the 140- and 70-kilometer adventures through the city and surrounding towns for the 15th edition of the Ciclotour 2025. Hundreds of cyclists from across Mexico, South America, the United States, and Canada departed, as is customary, from the Mazatlán Convention Center. Prior to the starting flag, scheduled for […]
Tradition and innovation blend at the Mazatlán Organic Market
The Plazuela Zaragoza became a meeting point where tradition, youthful art, and local entrepreneurship harmoniously converged during the most recent Saturday session of the Mazatlán Organic Market. This past Saturday, students from Cobaes 36 offered an artistic presentation that included folk dances and live music, creating a festive atmosphere at the Organic Market, which was […]