Construction Worker Dies After Falling Over 5 Meters at School in Felipe Carrillo Puerto
A construction worker died after falling from a dome at a primary school in Felipe Carrillo Puerto.
February 2026
Chetumal’s Megaescultura Monument Under Review for Possible Rehabilitation
State authorities are assessing the Chetumal Megaescultura to determine if the long-closed monument can be restored and repurposed.
Two Armed Drug Dealers Arrested in Playa del Carmen Police Operations
Police arrested two men in separate drug busts in Playa del Carmen, seizing firearms and marijuana.
Federal Prosecutor Godoy Acknowledges Rising Extortion Rates in Mexico
Mexico's Federal Prosecutor says extortion cases continue to rise despite government efforts to combat the crime.
Mexico Joins U.S. Critical Minerals Security Plan Amid Lithium Concerns
Mexico joins US critical minerals security plan, raising questions about lithium and extradition cases.
Worker Dies After Falling from School Dome in Felipe Carrillo Puerto
A construction worker died after falling from a dome at a school occupied by protesting parents in Quintana Roo.
Cozumel Museum Launches Carnival Exhibition and Honors ‘Mr. Spectacle’
The Cozumel Parks and Museums Foundation opens a photo exhibition and tribute to kick off the 2026 Carnival season.
Debate Over Social Media Ban for Minors Reaches Quintana Roo
Experts warn of neurological effects as Quintana Roo faces legislative silence on minors' social media access.
Mexico’s Constitutional Evolution: From 1824 to Modern Challenges
Mexico's constitutions from 1824 to 1917 shaped its rights, with current challenges in education, land, and labor.
President Sheinbaum Defends Constitution, Vows Mexico Will Not Bow to Foreign Pressure
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum commemorated the 109th anniversary of the Constitution, emphasizing sovereignty and social justice reforms.