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Senators to Introduce Marijuana Legislation
The proposal is not intended to violate international agreements and respects all treaties to which México is a party.
Violence against Women is a Pandemic in México
Abductions, rapes and murders of women have all soared with more women being killed in México than ever before.
Impounding Foreign Boats Affecting Tourism
1,647 boats across 11 marinas located throughout México have been inspected, resulting in 337 vessels being impounded.
Students Play Hooky after Carnaval
In some cases less than half the students were in attendance in primary up to preparatoria schools in Mazatlán.
Typhoid Cases Reported in Sinaloa
15,997 Sinaloans contracted typhoid in 2013 and a further 1,985 this year to date.
National Penal Code Approved
Since México gained its independence in 1810, there have been separate penal codes for each state.
Pemex Says it will Invest $27.7 Billion in 2014
The investment for 2014 is 6.5 percent greater than the amount it invested in 2013 and 154.1 percent greater than its investment a decade ago.
Durango Demonstration for “El Chapo” Cancelled
Melissa Montenegro, 27, of Durango decided to organize a rally in support of Joaquin “El Chapo” Guzman.
México to Increase Employment Age
México’s Chamber of Deputies approved increasing the minimum age for legal employment from 14 years to 15 years.
Government Cracks Down on Illegal Iron Ore Trade
Mexican police, soldiers and government inspectors raided 11 iron ore yards at the Pacific coast seaport of Lazaro Cardenas.
Tomatoes: the Best Bargain at the Grocery Store
The glut of locally grown tomatoes has resulted in a bargain basement price for the essential ingredient in most Mexican dishes.
Governor Announces Mining Investments in Sinaloa
Governor Mario López Valdez announced 3,380 million pesos will be invested this year in Mocorito, Cosalá and El Rosario.
Tourists Head for Durango
Most of the visitors are staying in Mazatlán, but now include Durango in their México visit.
México’s Automotive Manufacturing may take a Toll on Canada
For automotive manufacturers México is becoming the “go to” place.
Protesters March in Culiacán against “El Chapo”
This past Saturday protestors marched in a protest against violence and drug trafficking in Culiacán.
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