Breaking
Isla Mujeres Oil Spill: Abandoned Ferry Under Scrutiny
Playa del Carmen Business Chamber Warns of Fake Discounts Ahead of El Buen Fin
Yucatán Poultry Farmers to Cull 225,000 Birds After Avian Flu Outbreak in Umán
Cancún Plans Cuban Cultural Corridor on Avenida Yaxchilán to Turn Migration Into Tourism
Profepa Closes 25 Properties in Quintana Roo Over Illegal Clearing of 332 Hectares of Jungle
End of Electricity Subsidies Pushes Up Prices in Tabasco, Yucatán and Quintana Roo
Japan to Back Mexico With Technology and Funding to Fight Sargassum and Clean Up the Caribbean Coast
Viva Aerobus Trims Frequencies as New Pratt & Whitney Engine Inspections Cut Aircraft Availability
Playa del Carmen Weighs Early Payments on 500 Million Peso Debt
Residents of Playa del Carmen’s Las Torres de Paz Demand School, Land Titles and Relocated Power Lines
10 Nov 2026, Tue

Sargassum

Several people use rakes and tools to gather thick brown seaweed piled along the shoreline of a sandy beach lined with palm trees and thatched umbrellas.
A split image showing a man in a backward black cap and grey shirt on the left with text reading I Have Been Receiving Physical Threats In Tulum, and two close-up photos of red skin rashes on a torso on the right.
Three people sit at a table with laptops in front of a large screen displaying a colorful weather map, with a Mexican flag on the left and a white flag with a crest on the right.
Several small fishing boats are beached on a thick layer of brown seaweed in front of a white multi-story building and a stone breakwater under a cloudy sky.
Two men stand facing each other on a sandy beach in front of a wooden stick fence and palm trees, one wearing a light green button shirt and the other a black t shirt and black cap.