Hoteliers call for permanent road protection for Mazatlán

The president of the Tres Islas Hotel Association, José Ramón Manguart Sánchez, emphasized that 88 percent of tourists arriving at the destination do so by road. “The destination is in the process of regaining the confidence of travelers arriving by road, hence the importance of keeping them safe,” he insisted. He emphasized that road tourism […]

More than 300 same-sex marriages celebrated in Durango in three years

With the aim of generating legislative proposals in favor of the rights of the LGBTTIQ+ community, the First Legislative Forum “Friendships in Congress” was held in the Durango State Congress. The event was led by Representative Delia Enríquez Arriaga and brought together representatives from the three branches of government, activists, and members of civil society. […]

With “Mexican Power” and tacos al pastor, the U.S. Embassy in Mexico launches a campaign to curb migration: “You don’t have to go far to get ahead.”

Amid restrictive immigration policies and raids in some US cities, the US Embassy in Mexico released a social media post highlighting “Mexican Power.” It includes an image of a taquero preparing tacos al pastor, accompanied by a message encouraging Mexicans to seek opportunities in their country. The text reads: You don’t have to go far […]

Durango is betting on vertical housing as an urban development model.

For decades, Durango’s growth was characterized by horizontal expansion, with subdivisions advancing toward the outskirts, generating greater demand for services and transportation. However, in recent years, there has been a significant shift in the urban development model, with a growing acceptance of vertical housing as an alternative to densify the city’s central areas. This new […]