Playa del Carmen Grows Native Trees to Reforest City and Improve Urban Image
Playa del Carmen produces over 1,400 native saplings to replace dead trees and enhance shade in public spaces.
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After 18-Year Wait, Playa del Carmen Secures Donation of Punta Esmeralda Access Road
Playa del Carmen finalizes donation of Punta Esmeralda access road after 18 years, plans $23M rehabilitation.
Cancellation of Royal Caribbean’s Perfect Day Project Sparks Criticism in Southern Quintana Roo
A civic council member says the rejection of the Perfect Day project leaves southern Quintana Roo without development opportunities.
White Honey From Jose Maria Morelos Gains Attention for Natural Origin and Floral Diversity
Beekeepers in Jose Maria Morelos produce a rare white honey, attributing its quality to local plant conservation.
New Conanp Director in Tulum Aims to Ease Tensions With Tourism Sector
Mexico's protected areas agency appoints a new local director to rebuild dialogue with Tulum's tourism industry amid ongoing economic complaints.
Developers Unveil Yucatan Marina Club, State’s First Nautical City
A $400M development in Progreso will create Yucatan's first nautical community with marina, homes, and public spaces.
Othon P. Blanco Mayor Accused of Embezzling Millions in Phantom Cistern Project
Mayor Yensunni Martínez is accused of authorizing 13.8 million pesos for cisterns in 33 rural communities that were never built.
21 Mexican States to Follow Official School Calendar, Watchdog Says
Mexicanos Primero reports 21 states will follow the official school calendar, while Colima, Yucatán and Baja California fall short.
Ship Carrying Humanitarian Aid From Mexico Docks in Cuba
A ship from Mexico arrived in Cuba with humanitarian aid, as President Díaz-Canel thanked Mexico and Uruguay for their solidarity.
Mexico Unveils First Look at Olinia, Its Affordable Electric Vehicle
President Sheinbaum revealed the first video of Olinia, a Mexican-made EV priced between $4,500 and $7,500.