Xcaret Revokes Invitation to Madrid President Ahead of Platino Awards
Xcaret Group says it revoked Isabel Díaz Ayuso's invitation to prevent politicization of the event, denying government pressure.
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Citizen Council Says Playa del Carmen Museum Project Lacks Transparency
Cultural council president calls for dialogue on city museum project, citing lack of public information.
Quintana Roo Strengthens Biometric CURP System With New Registration Equipment
Quintana Roo adds two high-tech biometric registration units to expand CURP services and reduce document inconsistencies.
US State Department Reviews All 53 Mexican Consulates in the United States
The US State Department is reviewing all 53 Mexican consulates in the US, CBS News reports, potentially ordering closures.
Women’s Care Coalition Rejects Early End to School Year in Mexico
A coalition of women's groups opposes Mexico's decision to end the school year early, citing care burdens.
Mexico Rejects Including ‘Searching Mother’ Term in Human Rights Defender Law
Mexico refuses to add 'searching mother' to its human rights defender law despite an Inter-American Court order.
Cancún Gears Up for Sea Turtle Nesting Season With Expanded Protection Efforts
Cancún launches sea turtle nesting season with 51 hotels and public beach corrals to protect nests.
Nearly a Year After ‘Mincho Law,’ Dolphinariums in Quintana Roo Operate Without Regulations
Dolphinariums in Quintana Roo face uncertainty as regulations for the 'Mincho Law' remain unpublished, affecting animal welfare.
Mara Lezama Visits Rescued Big Cats at Wildlife Sanctuary in Quintana Roo
Six felines, including a tiger and jaguar, are receiving medical care after being rescued from a wildlife facility.
Archaeologists Discover Possible Maya Altar Over 1,500 Years Old Along Tren Maya Route in Yucatan
A possible Maya altar over 1,500 years old has been discovered along the Tren Maya railway route in Yucatan.