ANIPA Installs New Municipal Committee in Tulum, Aims for Indigenous Affairs Office
ANIPA installed a new municipal committee in Tulum to push for an Indigenous affairs office.
Politics
Mexican Customs Chief Accused of Early Campaigning in Quintana Roo
Rafael Marín Mollinedo is accused of holding promotional events with giveaways ahead of the 2027 gubernatorial race.
Tourism Official Calls for Transparency on Cruise Ship Fund for Mahahual
A Quintana Roo tourism official urges authorities to disclose cruise ship fund details for Mahahual.
Texas tightens border security after US-Iran strikes
Laredo, Texas — Texas has intensified security measures along its border with Mexico following weekend...
U.S. troops begin training in Mexico under new agreement
Mexico City — A group of 12 U.S. military personnel from the 7th Special Forces...
U.S. Requests Mexico Monitor Iranian Nationals Amid Middle East Conflict
The U.S. has asked Mexico to increase surveillance on Iranian citizens and diplomats as a precaution during the war with…
Dollar Surges Against Peso Amid Iran Conflict and Oil Price Rise
The Mexican peso weakened as geopolitical tensions and oil prices rose, pushing the dollar higher.
Quintana Roo Lawmakers Propose Stricter Animal Control Laws
Lawmakers in Quintana Roo propose reforms to penalize negligent pet owners and create special dog registries.
Car Ends Up in Storm Drain at Dangerous Chetumal Intersection, Residents Demand Warning Signs
A car fell into a storm drain in Chetumal's Caribe neighborhood, highlighting recurring safety issues at the intersection.
New U.S. Anti-Cartel Task Force Poses Challenge for Mexico’s Intelligence System
A new U.S. interagency task force that helped target cartel leader El Mencho highlights gaps in Mexico's intelligence capabilities.