Sonora
Sonora governor removes Civil Protection head over Waldo’s fire
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Sonora Governor Alfonso Durazo ordered the temporary removal of the state's Civil Protection coordinator to ensure transparency in the investigation of the Waldo’s store fire in Hermosillo, which claimed 23 lives on November 1. The move aims to avoid conflicts of interest as the State Attorney General's Office proceeds with its inquiries. Durazo has maintained direct communication with affected families and facilitated the transfer of an injured young woman to a hospital in Arizona.
The State Security Roundtable in Sonora reported the seizure of 1.294 million drug doses and the arrest of 199 people between June 15 and 21, 2026.
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Isai ‘N’, nephew of Joaquín ‘El Chapo’ Guzmán, was detained Tuesday in Nogales, Sonora, by Mexican authorities executing an extradition order requested by the United States.
Interior Secretary Rosa Icela Rodríguez announced the end of the Cananea strike, which lasted 18 years since 2007, and progress on an integral plan for social and environmental justice led by the federal government.
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Comedian Brincos Dieras responded to Cajeme Mayor Javier Lamarque Cano, who indefinitely banned his performances for promoting gender violence. In an interview, Dieras attributed the decision to political motives from two years ago. He noted that municipalities typically hire him and his shows bring economic benefits.