Quintana Roo Tribunal Upholds Cautions Against Rafael Marín, Clears Gino Segura Banners
The Quintana Roo Electoral Tribunal upheld cautions against Morena aspirant Rafael Marín Mollinedo and cleared 'Gino' banners tied to Senator…
Ana Reyes
Mexican Army Nears Completion of 16-Kilometer Jungle Road Over Tulum’s Sac Actún Cave System
Environmental groups say the Mexican Army has nearly finished a 16-kilometer road across the Sac Actún cave system in Tulum…
Mexico Assigns $110 Million Navy Budget to Fight Sargassum in Quintana Roo
Mexico's 2027 budget assigns about $110 million to the Navy to collect sargassum in Quintana Roo, sidelining state and municipal…
Mérida Opens First Green Corridor to Fight Climate Change
Mérida inaugurated its first Green Corridor in Ciudad Caucel, a 1.36-kilometer urban refuge with more than 1,000 native trees.
El Niño Keeps Atlantic Hurricane-Free, Setting Record for Latest First Storm in Decades
A strong El Niño has suppressed Atlantic hurricane activity, leaving the basin without its first hurricane of 2026 past the…
Playa del Carmen Inaugurates Plaza Punto Sur Under Public-Private Alliance
Playa del Carmen officials opened the new Plaza Punto Sur, a 4,900-square-meter commercial development built through a public-private partnership with…
Semarnat Rejects 54-Hectare Real Estate Project in Punta Sam
Mexico's Environment Ministry denied environmental approval for a plan to subdivide and urbanize 54.74 hectares next to Laguna Chacmochuch in…
Advocates Urge Quintana Roo Governor to Expand Xcacel-Xcacelito Turtle Sanctuary
An environmental group is pressing Governor Mara Lezama to widen the Xcacel-Xcacelito sea turtle sanctuary and block development on state-owned…
Cueva Popotitos: New Underwater Cave System Found South of Cozumel
Cave divers documented Cueva Popotitos, a previously unrecorded flooded system south of Cozumel, with mostly fresh water and dense mineral…
Cenotes in Playa del Carmen Face Contamination Risk From Poor Sanitary Infrastructure
Activists warn that inadequate wastewater treatment and missing drainage connections threaten Playa del Carmen's cenotes and the underground aquifer.