“The U.S. is still Mexico’s main commercial partner with 83% of exports and in the case of Sinaloa it is 80%”, said Economic Development Secretary Javier Lizárraga at the Puro Sinaloa Gastronomic Forum. “In 2016 Mexico’s Agro-exports had a positive balance of $3 billion dollars and showed an increase of 12.77% despite U.S.policies that are disconcerting to
No we are not talking about any politician or two-footed rats. Since the remodeling works started in the streets around the Mercado, the neighbors report a rodent infestation. Rats of all sizes started to run away and have been invading homes and stores in Centro. Heavy duty machinery and concrete removal resulted in a massive escape
After a tour of the Choix (pronounced “Choice”) Municipality in Northern Sinaloa, Government authorities found out that there are 17 communities of indigenous Tarahumara people who have not been recognized and go without any benefit from State Social Programs. Hernán Cuevas, President of the Board “Indigenous Communities Care in Sinaloa” (COPACIS), explained that after a
Mayor Fernando Pucheta, said that the infrastructural improvements in Centro will continue. In addition to the 11 streets that are being refurbished another 14 more will be closed to upgrade sewer, water and beautification plans. The projects that will be completed by the administration will be supervised and approved by the Architects and Engineers College to guarantee the quality of the
The renowned lawyer Miguel Angel Sánchez Morán had just arrived at his Law firm’s offices in the Colonia Ferrocarrilera when he was shot dead by an armed group. The crime was reported to the authorities minutes later. There are no named suspects and an investigation continues. Miguel Sanchez practiced law for more than 30 years, had a Masters degree
A Mexican businesswoman who headed a group of 600 families searching for their disappeared relatives has been killed. Miriam Rodríguez Martínez was shot in her home in the town of San Fernando in Tamaulipas State. She was known for successfully investigating the kidnap and murder of her daughter by a local drug cartel, the Zetas.
Travelers who book accommodation through Airbnb will begin paying a 3% occupancy tax in Mexico City June 1. The city signed an agreement Wednesday with the online accommodation booking service, which will collect the tax and remit it to the city government. The agreement responds to concerns by the hotel industry about an unregulated and informal
Movies coming out this week Trailers below are for the latest movies. Click on the links below the videos to check out the rest of the movies playing in Mazatlan. King Arthur – Senderos/ Gran Plaza /Galerias / Platino / Gaviotas The young Arthur runs the back passages of Londinium with his crew, not knowing his
Mexican authorities captured one of the Sinaloa drug cartel leaders whose struggle for control of the gang following the re-arrest of Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman has set off a wave of violence. Known by the nickname “El Licenciado” – the Lawyer – Damaso Lopez heads a faction at odds with two sons of Guzman. Federal officials
Last Saturday, May 6th, Municipal Civil Protection, Firefighters and Public Security worked hard for approximately an hour and a half to contain a fire at the Bosque de la Ciudad. The Aquarium and Bosque were evacuated. There is no report of death of any wildlife and fortunately the majority of the trees did not suffer any damage.
Residents of the Olas Altas neighborhood presented 11,441 signatures to the Mayor opposing the construction of a 12-storey building that they say will tarnish the facade of the area. The neighbors say they will accept developer Rivega Real Estate to build a 4-storey building in place of the restaurant Puerto Viejo. INAH representatives have authorized the construction but
Mexico’s government rejected a research study showing the country had become a more deadly conflict zone than Afghanistan and Iraq. The London-based International Institute for Strategic Studies found that Mexico only trailed Syria in terms of deaths last year. Mexico’s Foreign Relations and Interior ministries contested Wednesday that the annual Armed Conflict Survey gives similar
Four teachers from primary and secondary schools in Concordia were driving through on Tuesday at noon by the road known as Potrillos – La Petaca when they were attacked by an armed group. After the attack, just one of the teachers survived. He pretended to be dead until the Army arrived and rescued him 60 children from primary grades
A Chinese car plant costing US$10 million could be built in Mazatlan creating 400 new jobs, says Elias Freig, A Consultant with BYD Mexico. Founded in 1995, BYD is a listed company on the Hong Kong and Shenzhen Stock Exchanges. The Company is principally engaged in the IT industry mainly related to the rechargeable battery business, handset and computer components
Movies coming out this week Trailers below are for the latest movies. Click on the links below the videos to check out the rest of the movies playing in Mazatlan. How to be a Latin Lover – Gran Plaza /Galerias / Platino Finding himself dumped after 25 years of marriage, a man who made a career
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