Border closure due to screwworm will affect Durango’s economy.

Confidence that the closure will not be extended Authorities are confident that the measure will not be extended beyond what was expected, while new measures are implemented to stem the spread of the screwworm. López Morales explained that if the restriction is limited to 15 days, there will be no major complications. Currently, around 2,000 […]

Sinaloa presents positive figures in terms of tourism

The governor of Sinaloa, Rubén Rocha Moya, affirmed that tourism in the state has seen better figures than last year, driven primarily by the reactivation of cruise ships, with the arrival in Mazatlán of vessels that had never before called the port a stopover on their voyages across the Mexican Pacific. The governor noted that, […]

The Guadalajara International Film Festival presents its official program

The Guadalajara International Film Festival (FICG) celebrates its four decades of existence, consolidating its position as one of the most important cultural events in Latin America. Founded as the Mexican Film Showcase in a challenging environment for the national industry, it is now a key meeting point for creators, producers, and film buffs. The 40th […]

Are alerts slowing tourism in BCS? New flights and record occupancy

Baja California Sur continues to demonstrate remarkable resilience and sustained growth in its tourism sector, one of the state’s economic pillars. The influx of visitors remains robust, and the outlook is encouraging, according to Fernando Ojeda Aguilar, the state’s Undersecretary of Tourism. This, despite challenges such as the recent travel warnings issued by the United […]

The first rains fall in the mountains of Durango and Sinaloa

The rainy season began in the mountains between Durango and Sinaloa with rainfall accompanied by hail. The phenomenon occurred in the communities of La Galansita and Palmarejito, located in one of the areas that feed Sinaloa’s main watersheds. Geophysicist Juan Espinoza Luna, using his Facebook account, described the event as a “blessing” and highlighted its […]

Lemus holds a roundtable for social development in Ajijic

In the magical town of Ajijic, and emphasizing that it is essential to listen to all positions in order to develop the State Development Plan, which will be the government’s program, the governor-elect of Jalisco, Pablo Lemus, met with nearly 150 civil society organizations. He explained that the objective is to define the state’s direction […]

The new Chapala-Guadalajara replacement aqueduct would cost 7 billion pesos.

The construction of the Chapala-Guadalajara replacement aqueduct will involve an investment of approximately 7 billion pesos, commented State Secretary of Finance Luis García Sotelo. He emphasized that they expect a contribution from the Federal Government, via the National Infrastructure Fund, although this has not yet been finalized. “From Chapala to Guadalajara, it’s in the order […]

Puebla invests millions in patching, but 80% still needs to be addressed.

The Puebla City Council has repaired 38,000 potholes out of a total of 200,000 planned for 2025, which represents just 20% of the goal, reported Édgar Dávila Ramos, head of the Undersecretariat of Infrastructure. During his report to the Infrastructure, Mobility, and Public Services Commission, he detailed that between October 2024 and April 2025, 50 […]