Cancún Prepares 82 Storm Shelters Ahead of 2026 Hurricane Season
Cancún has inspected and certified 82 temporary shelters as the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season approaches.
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Cancún has inspected and certified 82 temporary shelters as the 2026 Atlantic hurricane season approaches.
Governor Mara Lezama oversees construction of 46 sports spaces across Quintana Roo as part of federal project.
Yucatán will host the launch of a Mesoamerican program to protect the Maya Forest and support local communities.
LGBTQ+ advocates in Quintana Roo urge harsher penalties for homophobia as hate crime reports drop sharply.
Citizens and groups restart a petition to preserve the Chen Zubul plot as a zero-density green area.
Playa del Carmen's cultural institute creates a women's reading circle meeting twice monthly.
The 21st edition of the Cosme Alberto Martínez Magaña fishing tournament began with a captains' dinner in Isla Mujeres.
AMEXME Riviera Maya and the Women's Institute of Playa del Carmen signed a Violeta Agreement to boost women's economic empowerment.
Chichen Itza stays closed after a second dialogue fails between artisans, guides, and authorities over a new visitor center.
Benito Juárez authorities say no migrant child in Cancún can be excluded from education, and are strengthening guidance for foreign…
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