Agave Farmers Unite Against Tequila Industry Pricing
Farmers from five states, united in the newly formed National Council of Agave Producers (CNPA),...
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Yucatán’s Exports Hit Record $2.5 Billion
Mérida, Yucatán — Yucatán continues to consolidate its position as one of Mexico's economic engines...
Yucatán Converts Sargassum Seaweed Into Fertilizer to Tackle Caribbean Environmental Crisis
A Yucatán plant processes sargassum into biofertilizers and animal feed, aiming to turn a coastal nuisance into an industry.
Federal Lawmaker Calls for Crackdown on Taxi Overcharging in Quintana Roo Tourist Zones
A Mexican federal lawmaker urges authorities to address taxi overcharging and intimidation of tourists in Quintana Roo.
Mexican Environmental Agency Rejects Pedestrian Walkway Project in Cozumel
Mexico's environmental agency denied a permit for a pedestrian walkway connecting cruise terminal shops in Cozumel.
Walmart Removes Parking Toll Gates in Playa del Carmen After Nearly Three-Year Dispute
Walmart removed parking toll gates in Playa del Carmen after a nearly three-year dispute with local authorities.
Tren Maya Sees Major Passenger Surge During Holy Week
The Tren Maya transported over 10,000 passengers in two days during Holy Week, representing 12.16% of March's total ridership.
Mexican Peso Holds Steady at 17.83 Amid Global Energy Market Volatility
The Mexican peso opened at 17.83 per dollar on Monday, showing relative stability despite global energy market tensions.
New Maya Há Craft Store Opens at Bacalar Fort, Eliminates Middlemen for Artisans
A new craft store at Bacalar's historic fort provides direct sales for artisans from 16 communities across Quintana Roo.
Mexican Military Tourism Group Accused of Creating Monopoly in Maya Region
Local businesses in Mexico's Maya region accuse the military-run GAFSACOMM of unfair competition through subsidized packages.