A man suffered a head injury from a fall after a Mazatlan actor’s single punch during a road rage incident Sunday, according to the Miami Police Department. He died at Jackson Memorial Hospital, a hospital employee confirmed Thursday on behalf of his family. A witness told police officers that Pablo Lyle, a 32-year-old Mazatlan celebrity
A crowd of 1,486 liquor fans broke a Guinness World Record in Guadalajara by participating in the world’s largest tequila tasting. Guinness adjudicator Natalia Ramirez Taledo was in attendance at the event in Guadalajara and verified that it broke the previous record of 1,448 tequila tasters, set just a week earlier in Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo.
Mayor Luis Guillermo Benitez confirmed that Oscar Blancarte resigned his position as Cultura Director for personal reasons. The Mayor said that so far there is not an official candidate for this position but in the next few days the Cultura Board will be announcing the name of a new Director. Oscar Blancarte is a movie
Being the manager of a national soccer team is a thankless job. This can be especially true in a soccer-crazed country such as Mexico. Imagine then the pressure Gerardo Daniel “Tata” Martino is facing as El Tri’s new manager. As if taking over the reins of a national team is not hard enough, the expectations
The Expo’s objective is to support and promote the handicraft traditions of Mexican culture and is showcasing 200 participants from 20 states in Mexico and 4 guest countries: Peru, Ecuador, Colombia and Turkey at Soriana Rafael Buelna (before MEGA) parking lot from March 22 to April 8. Products are available for sale to the general public. Offerings include
Thieves have stolen the concertina wire laid last year to reinforce the border fence between San Ysidro, Calif., and Tijuana, Mexico, authorities said. U.S. Customs and Border Protection said the agency started using the wire to stop “increased border incursions” through gaps made by contractors who were replacing 14 miles of existing fence with steel
Mexico has the potential to become a world pioneer in technological innovation, thanks to its demographic growth, infrastructure development and the surge in financial technology, according to a report released this Tuesday. The study by US-based consultants Frost & Sullivan dubbed “The Future of Mexico – A Global Hub for Innovation,” maintains that “demographic advantages
President Andres Manuel Lopez Obrador said Wednesday that talks with White House senior adviser Jared Kushner have led to advances toward an agreement that would have the U.S. government guarantee some $10 billion in development investments for Mexico and Central America. The previously discussed investments would aim to reduce immigration from Mexico and Central America
On the morning of March 12th, 2019 Sea Shepherd ships M/V Farley Mowat and M/V Sharpie were on routine patrol in the Vaquita Refuge searching for illegal gill nets when they found a target. At that moment, net removal was not a possibility due to sea and weather conditions. As per usual procedure, the Sea Shepherd crew recorded the location
President Andrés Manuel López Obrador (AMLO) said he wants a referendum on abortion, sparking immediate opposition from abortion rights advocates in this overwhelmingly Catholic country. Mexico’s 32 states consider abortions criminal unless the pregnancy results from rape or if it endangers the woman’s health and life or because of fetal abnormalities. Mexico City is the
Sinaloa’s Health Department is reinforcing pest control measures after the increase of scorpion stings in Mazatlan, by two very poisonous species. In Mazatlan, San Ignacio and Concordia extensive fumigation has been conducted to fight the scorpion infestation. Victor Arredondo, Sanitary Inspector, said that the most poisonous scorpions have been located in Mazatlan and those were captured
Miguel Jacobo, a 31 year old tourist from Chihuahua, was seen for the last time at 3:30 am on March 2, during the Carnaval on the beach by the Acuario Hotel. Authorities, family and friends had been looking for Miguel since he was reported missing. Six days later, on March 8th, around 7:00 am, a fisherman
On Wednesday, March 13, potable water supply will be interrupted in Mazatlan at 5:00 am Jumapan says that they need to conduct maintenance work on the Horcones Dam from 5:00am to 6:30am, but the service interruption would probably be in effect in the evening or at night. Residents are being asked to conserve water usage from Tuesday to Wednesday and
Canadian airlines Sunwing and WestJet announced that they will increase the number of flights from 8 Canadian Cities to Mazatlan. The President and Vice President of the airlines, Andrew Dawson and Dave Cecco, respectively, said that this will help to increase the number of passengers during the winter season that last year was 30,000 passengers. The
Actress America Ferrera led a small group of artists on a migrant shelter tour in the Mexican border city of Tijuana, across from San Diego, over the weekend. They dressed in casual clothes, with little to no makeup. They talked with immigration lawyers and shelter managers. They colored pictures with children. And they listened to
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