Inclusive Fishing Tournament in Cozumel Opens the Water to People With Disabilities
Cozumel will host an inclusive fishing tournament this Saturday, June 27, designed specifically for people with disabilities and their families.…
Quintana Roo Governor Announces New Sargassum Project With Mexican Navy
Governor Mara Lezama says the state and Navy will deploy deep-water barriers and increase investment to combat sargassum.
Mara Lezama Inaugurates St. Regis Costa Mujeres With $250 Million Investment
Governor Mara Lezama opened the St. Regis Costa Mujeres, a $250 million project creating 2,000 construction jobs and 250 permanent…
Tomato Prices Surge Over 100% as Fruit and Vegetable Inflation Hits Mexican Households
Fruit and vegetable prices rose 13.69% in early 2026, with tomatoes up 106%, as El Niño threatens further increases.
Mexico Orders Home Office for Federal Workers on June 30 for World Cup Match
Mexico's federal government mandates remote work on June 30 for the national team's World Cup match.
Yucatan Plans Artificial Reefs to Boost Diving Tourism and Fishing
Yucatan proposes artificial reefs off its coast to enhance diving tourism and support local fishing communities.
Mexico’s INE Approves Two New Political Parties for 2027 Elections
Mexico's INE approves 'Somos México' and 'PAZ' as new political parties for 2027, rejecting two others.
Maya Communities Halt Two Massive Solar Parks in Yucatan
After seven years of legal battles, Maya communities in Yucatan have blocked two large solar projects, protecting 603 hectares of…
Search Underway for Veracruz Woman Missing in Cancun for 9 Days
Lizbeth Bustos Vera, 43, disappeared in Cancun on June 16. Authorities seek public help.
Puebla Plans to Buy 6,000 Olinia EVs to Replace Mototaxis
Puebla state plans to purchase 6,000 Olinia electric vehicles to replace unauthorized mototaxis, offering a 20% down payment subsidy.