Mexico Opens Criminal Investigation Into Gulf Oil Spill Affecting 630 Kilometers of Coastline
Mexican authorities launch criminal probe into a private vessel's oil spill impacting Veracruz and Tabasco coastlines.
Environment
Real Estate Mafias Privatize Quintana Roo Coastlines, Displacing Indigenous Communities
Real estate mafias in Quintana Roo are illegally privatizing coastal lands, displacing indigenous Maya communities through fraud and corruption.
Historic Pact to Save Quintana Roo’s Mayan Jungle
Bacalar, Quintana Roo — Governor Mara Lezama Espinosa served as the honorary witness for the...
Tulum Cenotes See Moderate Visitor Flow Ahead of Easter Holiday Season
Tour operators report moderate visitor numbers at Tulum cenotes before Easter, with expectations of increased tourism.
Sargassum Crisis in Mexican Caribbean Requires Long-Term Solutions, Expert Says
An expert warns that addressing sargassum requires scientific analysis and sustainable industrial uses.
Playa del Carmen Removes Over 580 Kilograms of Marine Debris in Coastal Cleanup Initiative
Playa del Carmen officials collected over 580 kg of debris from the ocean floor in a marine conservation effort.
Over 15,000 Witness Spring Equinox Serpent Shadow at Chichén Itzá
More than 15,000 visitors gathered at Chichén Itzá to observe the annual spring equinox phenomenon.
Environmental Group Urges Emergency Declaration Over Oil Spill Damage in Veracruz and Tabasco
An environmental group warns an oil spill has become a major emergency, affecting 630 km of coastline and wildlife.
Environmental Group Demands Puerto Morelos Halt Urban Development Over Water Contamination
A collective demands Puerto Morelos suspend urban development approvals to address water contamination and health risks.
Quintana Roo Governor Calls for Shared Responsibility in Water Conservation on World Water Day
Governor Mara Lezama highlights state's water infrastructure and announces conservation initiatives.