New Veterinary Certificate Required For Dogs Traveling From U.S. To Mexico Beginning August 3
Travelers bringing pet dogs from the United States into Mexico will face a new veterinary-document requirement beginning Monday, August 3,…
Romina Hinojosa Becomes First Mexican To Race In Tour De France Femmes
Romina Hinojosa made Mexican cycling history this weekend, becoming the first Mexican rider to compete in the modern Tour de…
100 Community Promoters Take Violence Prevention to 45 Municipalities in Yucatán
The Women’s Secretariat deployed 100 community promoters across 45 Yucatán municipalities to prevent gender violence and teen pregnancy.
Mérida’s Forest Campaign Surpasses Goal, Planting 8,754 Trees
Mérida's 2026 forest campaign exceeded its goal, planting 8,754 trees with over 3,500 volunteers taking part.
Chinese Car Brands Gain Ground in Mexico as Traditional Automakers Lose Share
Chinese automakers are expanding in Mexico, with brands like Geely posting record sales while Nissan and others lose market share.
Mérida’s Historic Center Draws Bigger Crowds, but Sales Remain Low
Weekend crowds return to Mérida's historic center, but market vendors say sales remain sluggish as families prioritize back-to-school spending.
Court Orders Auction of Cancún Hotel to Pay Debt Owed to 240 Workers
A labor court ordered the auction of Cancún's Gran Golden Parnassus hotel to repay more than 240 workers owed between…
El Cuyo Beach Festival Brings Big Crowds, Economic Boost
The final weekend of El Cuyo's Beach Festival drew more visitors and higher spending than the previous week, authorities said.
Octopus Season Opens as Economic Driver for Yucatan Fishing Sector
Yucatan's octopus fishing season begins Aug. 1, offering the sector's main economic hope amid struggles in grouper and lobster fisheries.
Water Sentinels Warn of Toxic Chemicals in Quintana Roo Wells
An environmental group is testing wells in 30 rural communities after finding hazardous levels of nitrates, pesticides and other chemicals.