Puerto Morelos Launches Free Wi-Fi at Fundadores Park
Puerto Morelos switched on a free high-speed Wi-Fi network at Fundadores Park, with over 1,200 daily device connections.
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10,000 ‘Investment Lots’ Sold in Yucatán as Speculation Raises Fraud Fears
Canadevi warns that unserviced 'investment lots' in Yucatán constitute fraud, as 10,000 properties were sold and land prices soar.
Quintana Roo Maintains Parametric Insurance With 40 Million Pesos in Hurricane Coverage
Quintana Roo renews parametric insurance for the 2026 hurricane season, covering beaches and reefs from Xcalak to Holbox.
Cancún’s Calle Pino to Undergo Major Urban Renewal
Cancún's Calle Pino is set for a major revamp with a pedestrian corridor, underground wiring, and new kiosks.
Profepa Rules Out Moving Nine Dolphins From Cancún Dolphinarium
Profepa said relocating the nine dolphins from Dolphin Connection Cancún would endanger the animals, given their age and illnesses.
Massive Green Sea Turtle Rescued from Tulum Hotel Swimming Pool
A green sea turtle weighing an estimated 220 kilograms, or 485 pounds, was rescued after becoming trapped in a swimming…
More Than Seven Tons of Waste Removed from Playa del Carmen Cenotes
Cleanup crews and volunteers have removed more than seven tons of waste from 23 cenotes in Playa del Carmen as…
Maya Communities Warn New Indigenous Law Could Legitimize Land Dispossession
Maya communities from Yucatán, Campeche and Quintana Roo urge changes to Mexico's proposed indigenous rights law, warning it could restrict…
Caobas Ejido Leaders Urge State and Army to Fix Maya Train Water Crossings
Caobas ejido leaders say Maya Train water crossings flood and endanger farmers, urging state and federal action.
Semarnat Approves Xcaret Park Works, Requires Indigenous Consultation
Semarnat conditionally approved Xcaret's park expansion, requiring consultation with indigenous communities before construction begins.