ARTICLE 19 Warns Quintana Roo Image Rights Reform Could Restrict Free Speech
ARTICLE 19 warns a Quintana Roo civil code reform on image rights may limit free expression and calls for revisions.
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Cancún Launches Measles Vaccination Campaign at Workplaces and Hotels
Health officials in Cancún are vaccinating workers and tourists against measles amid outbreaks in Quintana Roo.
Cancún Launches Futbol Fest 2026 to Build World Cup Excitement
Cancún launches a community soccer tournament with 70 teams to foster local talent ahead of the 2026 World Cup.
Tulum’s Beach Access Problems for Tourists and Locals
Tulum, Quintana Roo — Tulum’s beaches are considered a paradise, but they present significant accessibility...
Quintana Roo Prisons Seek International Certification Amid Scrutiny
Quintana Roo's prison system aims for international certification, starting with Cozumel facility, amid calls for real improvements.
Gender Pay Gap in Mexico: Men Earn 25% More Than Women, Study Finds
A new report reveals men in Mexico earn 25% more than women, with the gap widening among less educated workers.
Cozumel Dance Class Celebrates Women’s Energy on International Women’s Day
A dance class in Cozumel brought women together to celebrate International Women's Day with movement and reflection.
Sergio Pérez Finishes 16th in F1 Return with Cadillac at Australian Grand Prix
Mexican driver Sergio Pérez finished 16th in his F1 return with Cadillac at the Australian Grand Prix.
Patient Dies at Cancun IMSS Hospital Amid Allegations of Negligence and Supply Shortages
A 31-year-old woman died at an IMSS hospital in Cancun, with family alleging negligence and lack of medical supplies.
Morena Leaders Deny Rumors of Andrés Manuel López Obrador Hospitalization
Morena party leaders refute social media claims that former president López Obrador was hospitalized.