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Sinaloa Has its First Oral Argument Trial

The training course, called the Diamond Project, took place Monday in Culiacán.

Murders linked to organized crime down 18%

The 5,296 murders linked to organized crime is 18% less than the 6,432 reported during the last five months of the previous administration.

Mexico’s birth rate continues to fall

In 2009 the rate was 2.4 children per woman and in 1960 the average Mexican woman had 7 children.

Two Spanish businessmen killed in Culiacán

The two men, who sold clothing for a living, lived in Guadalajara and were in Sinaloa to sell jackets.

Industrial production falls

Industrial production was down 4.9% when compared to March of 2012.

Sinaloa police chiefs ambushed

The police chiefs were traveling in a convoy of three vehicles and two police vehicles when they were attacked from both sides of the highway.

Banxico expects lower inflation in send half of year

Banixco said it expects inflation to be between 3% and 4%.

Sinaloa ready to fight dengue fever

So far this year 82 cases of dengue fever, including 19 cases of the hemorrhagic type, have been reported.

Nieto introduces bank reform

The proposed banking law will remove the single biggest obstacle for small and medium businesses to obtain loans.

Mexico’s auto industry continues to grow

The world’s leading automobile companies have been pouring more than $3 billion a year of investment into Mexico.

Good Cop – Bad Cop

Under control de confianza every Mexican policeman, whether federal, state or local, would be given a battery of psychological, drug and polygraph tests as well as a home visit to identify those living beyond their means.

World Bank Gives Sinaloa IT Association 1.2 Million Pesos

The World Bank has approved 1.2 million pesos for group projects proposed by the recently formed Clúster de Tecnologías de la Información del Sur de Sinaloa (Clúster IT).

Canadian tourist dies from fall in Cancún

A 21-year-old Canadian died as the result from a fall of about 10 meters from her second floor hotel room in Cancún.

22 dead in gas tanker explosion

Officials said the death toll could rise and about a dozen people remain hospitalized as a result of their injuries.

México ranks 1st in bullying

México ranks number one among the OECD countries in bullying among high school students.