Yucatan Journalists Call for Unity, Warn of AI Risks on Press Freedom Day
Journalists in Yucatan marked Press Freedom Day with calls for unity and warnings about AI and persistent violence.
Breaking News from Cancun, the Riviera Maya and the Yucatan Peninsula
Journalists in Yucatan marked Press Freedom Day with calls for unity and warnings about AI and persistent violence.
Mayor Estefanía Mercado led over 2,000 volunteers in removing 70 tons of sargasso from Playa del Carmen beaches.
President Claudia Sheinbaum presented Olinia, a low-cost electric mini-vehicle, and drove it at the launch event.
A couple posing as shamans was arrested in Umán, Yucatán, for allegedly defrauding families in Oxholón with fake healing rituals.
Residents of several Bacalar communities blocked a highway and detained a CFE crew, demanding an end to constant power outages.
A motorcyclist remains unidentified after a crash on the Cancun highway; he is hospitalized with leg fractures.
Gunmen fired at a home in Cancun's Paseos Kabah neighborhood. No injuries were reported; the state prosecutor's office is investigating.
Cancun officials say hate speech and discrimination remain common online but few victims file formal complaints.
Cancun's business association says the 2026 World Cup has not benefited local businesses, with low activity expected through summer.
Global warming is intensifying extreme weather, sargasso influx, and heat in Mexico's Caribbean coast, experts say.