Yucatán Reports First Human Death Linked to Screwworm Myiasis
A woman in Yucatán has died with screwworm myiasis, but officials say pre-existing conditions were the cause.
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Mexico Sends Humanitarian Aid to Cuba, Sheinbaum Reaffirms Solidarity
Mexico dispatched another humanitarian aid ship to Cuba and pledged continued support amid US sanctions.
Mexico Sends Stronger Diplomatic Letter to US Over Migrant Death in ICE Custody
Mexico demands thorough investigation after 19-year-old Mexican dies in ICE custody, as migrant rights group reports corruption at southern border.
Celestún Mayor Accused of Orchestrating Pyramid Scheme Involving Protected Coastal Land
Celestún's mayor allegedly collaborated with a real estate firm to sell protected federal land in a pyramid scheme.
AI Platform Fíctica Reimagines Popol Vuh Reading Experience at Yucatán Book Fair
A new AI platform lets readers interact with the Popol Vuh through real-time conversations and decision-making.
Justin Trudeau Calls for Stronger North American Integration at Cancún Banking Convention
Former Canadian PM Justin Trudeau urged deeper North American integration at a banking convention in Cancún.
Mexico Activates Weekly Fuel Subsidies Amid Rising Global Oil Prices
Mexico's finance ministry activates subsidies for gasoline and diesel to mitigate price increases.
Mexican Environmental Agency Seizes Over 100 Protected Animals in Yucatan Wildlife Trafficking Crackdown
Mexican environmental authorities seized 103 protected animals in Yucatan following citizen complaints about illegal wildlife trafficking.
Maya Train Connects Key Archaeological Sites Across Southeast Mexico
The Maya Train offers travelers a new way to explore ancient Mayan sites across five southeastern Mexican states.
MSC Cruises Recruits Local Talent in Cozumel for International Crew Positions
MSC Cruises visited Cozumel to recruit hospitality and customer service staff for its international cruise ship crews.