INE Debuts New Voter ID Card With 25 Security Features, Calls It ‘Unforgeable’
Mexico's electoral authority unveiled a new voter ID card with 25 anti-counterfeiting measures, calling it 'unforgeable.' Existing cards remain valid.
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Mexico's electoral authority unveiled a new voter ID card with 25 anti-counterfeiting measures, calling it 'unforgeable.' Existing cards remain valid.
Mayor Estefanía Mercado led a program delivering 320 birth certificates in Nueva Esperanza to ensure identity rights.
Cancún, Quintana Roo — Cancún captured national and international attention with a record-breaking drone show...
Tulum, Quintana Roo — The Tulum city government, backed by Mayor Diego Castañón Trejo, has...
A 6.1 earthquake centered in Cuba shook Quintana Roo, but no alarms sounded. Here's why.
More than 4,000 people have joined the 'Tus útiles aún son útiles' campaign to collect used school supplies for children…
Chetumal receives first Taruk electric buses, becoming Mexico's first city to operate them in public transit.
Journalists in Yucatan marked Press Freedom Day with calls for unity and warnings about AI and persistent violence.
Residents of several Bacalar communities blocked a highway and detained a CFE crew, demanding an end to constant power outages.
Cancun officials say hate speech and discrimination remain common online but few victims file formal complaints.