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El aseguramiento se efectuó a más de 250 millas náuticas (≈463 km) al sur-suroeste de Manzanillo en el Pacífico mexicano,

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19/02/2026 Paralelo 23

Instalan Macrocentros de Vacunación en Sinaloa este 21 y 22 de febrero

El IMSS en Sinaloa aplicará vacunas contra sarampión, rubéola, influenza, COVID-19 y neumocócica en Macrocentros este 21 y 22 de febrero

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19/02/2026 Paralelo 23

Recolectan 8.5 toneladas de basura en el Estero El Infiernillo que iban al mar

Durante la jornada “Cuidemos los Manglares”, autoridades y voluntarios retiraron 8.5 toneladas de residuos del Estero El Infiernillo en Mazatlán.

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16/02/2026 Paralelo 23

Mazatlán’s Deadliest Carnival: The 1944 Assassination of Governor Rodolfo T. Loaiza

The 1944 Carnival in Mazatlán turned deadly when Governor Rodolfo T. Loaiza was killed, exposing political rivalries in post-revolutionary Mexico.

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16/02/2026 Paralelo 23

Carnival 1944: Confetti, Tears, and the Assassination That Stopped the Celebration

Who ordered the assassination of Governor Rodolfo T. Loaiza in 1944? Revisiting the political intrigue behind Mazatlán’s most infamous Carnival crime.

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15/02/2026 Paralelo 23

Chronicle | Fancy Dress Ball | Esteban Flores

In Mazatlán’s 1900 Carnival, photographer Donnel used magnesium flash to capture the night festivities. The chemical burst that signaled the port’s modern era.

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14/02/2026 Paralelo 23

One Hundred Years of Carnival | Between the Charleston, Gunfire, Political Intrigue and Narco Power

From agrarian war to television fame, Mazatlán’s Carnival survived violence, politics and narco power to become a global cultural symbol.

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14/02/2026 Paralelo 23

One Hundred Years of Carnival | 1898–1930 | When Mazatlán Invented Its Own Celebration | Part I

Part I of a special historical series on the origins of Mazatlán’s Carnival (1898–1930), by Mario Martini and translated by Valentina Ramírez for P23.

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14/02/2026 Paralelo 23

Mariana I Crowned Queen of the 2026 Floral Games in a Historic Night for Poetry and Sinaloan Music

Mariana I was crowned Queen of the 2026 Floral Games in Mazatlán during a ceremony honoring Germán Lizárraga’s 75-year musical career and celebrating the literary tradition of the International Carnival.

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14/02/2026 Paralelo 23

1996: When Mazatlán’s Carnival Looked Back at Its Own Origins

In 1996, Mazatlán published “Los Orígenes,” a key historical edition tracing the Carnival’s roots from indigenous Papaqui rituals to epidemics, literature, and modern industry ahead of its centennial celebration.

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13/02/2026 Paralelo 23

Mazatlán Crowns Javier I and Officially Opens Carnival 2026

Javier I was crowned King of Joy as Mazatlán officially opened its 2026 Carnival in a vibrant ceremony at Teodoro Mariscal Stadium.

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12/02/2026 Paralelo 23

Where Carnival Begins: Mazatlán Sets the Table for the World

Mazatlán Carnival 2026 begins at Plazuela Machado with its traditional gastronomic showcase, celebrating seafood, family tradition, and coastal culture.

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12/02/2026 Paralelo 23

Security Operation Underway in Mazatlán During Carnival (Feb 12–17, 2026)

Security operation in Mazatlán from February 12–17, 2026 during Carnival. Over 3,000 personnel deployed across Olas Altas with land, sea and air coordination.