Mexico Tells Schools to Enroll Migrant Children Without Documents
Schools in Mexico must enroll migrant children even if they lack birth certificates, school records or immigration documents, under a…
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Schools in Mexico must enroll migrant children even if they lack birth certificates, school records or immigration documents, under a…
Quintana Roo has recorded 50 heat-related cases and four deaths this season, with heat indexes reaching 45°C.
Mexico is preparing to restrict cellphone use in elementary and middle schools after 80% of surveyed teachers backed the move.
Environmental group Toma las Aguas delivered a letter signed by 1,611 residents urging Puerto Morelos to halt wetland construction and…
Four sea turtles, three green and one loggerhead, returned to the ocean after rehabilitation at Xcaret's hospital in Quintana Roo.
Tulum residents are urging local authorities to enforce noise and traffic rules as complaints grow over motorcycles with modified exhausts.
Cancún officials propose a new park with playgrounds, water features and shade, inspired by Mérida's La Plancha, for families in…
Police found a boy safe after scammers attempted a virtual kidnapping in Playa del Carmen, and stopped his mother from…
Quintana Roo’s public health system reached a milestone with the state’s first robotic surgeries at Cancún’s general hospital.
About 100 emergency personnel will fight a wildfire near Puerto Morelos after residents protested persistent smoke.
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