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AMLO sees manipulation behind Yaqui blockades in Sonora
President López Obrador said Monday that “corrupt politicians” might be behind the ongoing protests of Yaqui indigenous people in Sonora.
Since gang leader El Marro’s capture, homicides down in Guanajuato
Homicides have declined since the capture of crime boss José Antonio “El Marro” Yépez but the state remains the most violent in the country.
From picture frames to hospitals, this entrepreneur still growing strong
Javier de Lope has poured his energy into the creation of companies in various fields, then selling them when they hit their stride.
Campeche first state to go yellow on Covid risk map after 23% decline in...
Campeche moves from orange to yellow on the coronavirus “stoplight” risk map, meaning there will be no restrictions on economic activities.
Crime rate down 32% in Guerrero, a major drop in the last 3 years
Murder is down 50% and kidnapping has plummeted 70% in the first half of 2020, the Minister of the Navy said.
BCS goes online with neighborhood breakdown of Covid-19 cases
Health officials have begun providing a neighborhood-by-neighborhood breakdown of coronavirus infections on the state's website.
Bank acknowledges attempted cyberattack but denies data compromised
A US cybersecurity firm has revealed that an attack took place last week against CIBanco, although the bank says the attack was unsuccessful.
Maya communities struggle in wake of Tropical Storm Cristóbal
The storm made landfall on the Yucatán Peninsula, bringing with it torrential rain that caused major flooding in dozens of Maya communities.
July the worst month yet for new coronavirus cases; total now over 500,000
July was Mexico’s worst month yet for new cases of the coronavirus with an average of 6,404 reported every day.
As stealing fuel becomes more difficult, thieves turn to train robbery
With the government having clamped down on fuel theft, criminals in Guanajuato and Querétaro are increasingly turning to freight trains.
