Mexico Prepares for Sargassum Influx as 88,998 Tons Collected in Quintana Roo
Mexico collects 88,998 tons of sargassum in Quintana Roo as authorities prepare a comprehensive strategy.
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Mexico collects 88,998 tons of sargassum in Quintana Roo as authorities prepare a comprehensive strategy.
Cancún will demolish its 22-year-old police station and build new precincts as part of a $128 million security upgrade.
Up to 25% of Cozumel's mangroves show damage from urban expansion, pollution, and invasive species, environmentalists warn.
Beer cans and food wrappers litter Playa Gaviotas as early-morning swimmers report groups still drinking at dawn.
The state government will renovate the boardwalk and main tourist streets in Mahahual as part of a larger tourism infrastructure…
A 79-year-old woman with diabetes is the first confirmed death from screwworm in Yucatán, part of a national outbreak.
Mayor Estefanía Mercado launched a program to build or renovate 179 parks, starting with a $2.4M project in Villamar I.
Merida's mayor will meet residents of Molas after they blocked a pig truck to protest odors, flies, and environmental concerns.
Key CFE transmission project remains in preinvestment stage while power outages plague the Riviera Maya.
Imoveqroo begins two-week electronic payment trial for Route 27 as part of MOBI system launch.