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Officials: Recent violence in San Carlos is the results of territorial disputes
The beach town of San Carlos, Sonora, has been in the spotlight in recent weeks after a series of violent events. Now officials say it’s related to a territorial dispute between criminal groups.
July 13, 2022
To guarantee urban water supply, Mexico declares drought emergency
Despite the declaration and serious drought situation in Sonora, some don't think it's likely that the state's massive agricultural will have to reduce acreage as a result.
July 12, 2022
Sonoran governor touts state’s electric car potential during Detroit visit
Gov. Alfonso Durazo pointed to the state's lithium and graphite deposits, as well as planned improvements at its most important seaport, as reasons the state could be a manufacturing hub.
July 12, 2022
In meeting with Biden, AMLO hopes to talk migration and development
After the tragic deaths of dozens of Central American and Mexican migrants in an abandoned trailer in Texas, Mexico's President Andrés Manuel López Obrador called for an expansion of temporary work visas.
July 11, 2022
Case of murdered presidential candidate reopened
That step comes after the National Human Rights Commissioned determined last year that Luis Donaldo Colosio's confessed killer had been tortured by federal security forces.
July 11, 2022
Mexico ex-president under investigation after money transfers detected
He responded to the announcement on Twitter, saying he expects to be given an opportunity by authorities to demonstrate the legality of his assets.
July 8, 2022
More arrests in Sonora of suspects in slaying of Chihuahua priests
Six men were arrested near the Chihuahua border in Sonora, and officials say that some of them are suspects in the crime. Guns and ammo were also seized.
July 8, 2022
Mexico slams Texas governor’s plan to detain migrants
Mexican leaders are pushing back on a new plan to detain border crossers announced this week by Texas Gov. Greg Abbott, calling it a political stunt.
July 8, 2022
Deadly violence continues in popular Sonoran tourist town San Carlos
San Carlos, known as a sleepy tourist town on the Sonoran coast of the Gulf of California, has seen an outbreak of violence in recent weeks that has left three people dead.
July 7, 2022
Mexico to install concrete blocks in the vaquita marina’s habitat to keep fishing nets out
Mexico is set to begin placing concrete blocks around a protected area in the uppermost part of the Gulf of California. It’s part of an effort to keep fishing nets out of the habitat of the critically endangered vaquita marina porpoise.
July 6, 2022
AMLO pushes reform to end daylight saving throughout the country
Mexico’s president is pushing ahead with efforts to do away with daylight saving time in the country. This week, he signed a reform bill that must now be approved by Congress.
July 6, 2022
Soldiers offered nearly $500K for release of criminal leader
In the ensuing shootout, one soldier was killed, but the arrests were successful, according to Mexico's president.
July 5, 2022
Anti-conversion therapy measure presented in Sonora
Eleven other Mexican states have already banned the practices, which the United Nations says can amount to torture.
July 5, 2022
Activists worry effort to modify Sonora femicide law could weaken it
Femicide has been recognized and punished as a crime in neighboring Sonora, Mexico, for nearly a decade. But some advocates worry legislative efforts to reform the penal code could make it less effective.
July 4, 2022
Monsoon brings some relief to Sonoran reservoirs
The state's reservoir system, including the El Novillo reservoir that is a key source of water for Hermosillo, has shown modest rises in recent weeks.
July 4, 2022
Rio Sonora valley residents to receive medical attention, environmental remediation
This August will mark eight years since a spill at a copper mine in Sonora sent millions of gallons of toxic waste into the Rio Sonora. But residents say they are just beginning to see progress in addressing the damage.
July 1, 2022
In wake of brutal murders, Sonora authorities tout femicide conviction rate
This week, Sonoran officials held a press conference to highlight their achievements in addressing gender violence — including what they say is a high rate of convictions in femicide cases. But many don’t think that’s enough.
July 1, 2022
Sonora aiding in search for suspects in priests’ murder
Federal officials say 11 arrests have been made, but that the hunt is still on for the principle suspect, who Sonoran officials are on the lookout for if he crosses into the state.
July 1, 2022
AMLO promises full report on Ayotzinapa case by year end
It’s been nearly eight years since 43 students from a rural college went missing in southern Mexico. Now the country’s president says his government knows what happened to them.
June 30, 2022
5M people identified as part of Mexico LGBTQ+ community in 1st sexual diversity survey
This week Mexico released the results of its first national survey on sexual diversity. More than 5 million people identified as members LGBTQ community. That's one in every 20 people in Mexico over the age of 15.
June 29, 2022

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