Heavy Rains Flood Yucatan Streets But Aquifer Not at Risk, Experts Say
Despite severe flooding in Yucatan, experts say the aquifer is far from overflowing, with water levels well below critical thresholds.
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Second Anti-Foreigner March in Cancun Draws Only One Participant
A second attempt at a protest against foreigners in Cancun failed to attract more than a single person.
Renowned Archaeologist Eduardo Matos Slams ‘Archaeological Frankensteins’ in Yucatan
Eduardo Matos Moctezuma criticizes relocation of Maya Train artifacts into new parks, calling them unscientific.
Isla Mujeres Opens New Sports Dome and Pelicanos Children’s Park
Isla Mujeres Mayor Atenea Gómez inaugurated a sports dome and Pelicanos children's park in the Electricistas neighborhood.
Mexico crushes Serbia 5-1 ahead of World Cup opener
Toluca, Mexico — Mexico’s national team thrashed Serbia 5-1 on Thursday in their final warm-up...
Quintana Roo Public Relations Group Joins Red Cross National Collection Drive
The ARPCM is participating in the Red Cross National Collection and reported humanitarian aid efforts from 2025-2026.
Tulum to Host Pride Sports and Recreation Events in June
Tulum will hold a Pride sports day with a wig race, zumba, and tournaments to promote inclusion and respect.
Playa del Carmen Launches ‘Fan Route 2026’ to Boost Local Economy During World Cup
Playa del Carmen launches the Fan Route 2026, a network of venues for World Cup fans.
Shakira and Burna Boy to Perform ‘Dai Dai’ at 2026 World Cup Opening Ceremony in Mexico City
Shakira and Burna Boy will debut 'Dai Dai' at the FIFA World Cup 2026 opening ceremony in Mexico City on…
Mexico Invests Over 920 Million Pesos in Quintana Roo Highway Upgrades
Mexico's SICT is investing over 920 million pesos to improve federal highways in Quintana Roo, benefiting over 2 million residents.