Rip Currents Force Red Flag Warnings on 70% of Cancun Beaches
Rip currents prompt red flag warnings on most Cancun beaches, with lifeguards performing multiple rescues.
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Rip currents prompt red flag warnings on most Cancun beaches, with lifeguards performing multiple rescues.
Several beaches in Quintana Roo are under red alert for heavy sargassum influx as authorities prepare for tourist season.
Cancún International Airport has no plans to allow ride-hailing services to pick up passengers, maintaining fines and restrictions.
U.S. Ambassador Ronald Johnson highlights Mexico's cooperation against organized crime, countering recent criticism from President Donald Trump.
The Mexican peso fell to 17.95 per dollar, its sharpest decline in recent months, with exchange rates varying across banks.
Chichén Itzá gears up for the 2026 spring equinox with special security operations and visitor restrictions.
The Yucatán town of Homún attracts tourists with its numerous cenotes, natural swimming holes perfect for Easter vacations.
Quintana Roo has the sixth-highest cancer death rate in Mexico, with breast and prostate tumors as leading causes.
Police in Tulum arrested two men and seized a firearm and suspected drugs during an early morning operation.
Nurses protested outside the Quintana Roo prosecutor's office demanding the release of a colleague arrested in a student intoxication investigation.