Yucatán Offers Free and Discounted Driver’s Licenses Through December 2026
Yucatan is offering free and discounted driver's licenses through December 2026 for students, homemakers, unemployed workers, and others.
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Yucatan is offering free and discounted driver's licenses through December 2026 for students, homemakers, unemployed workers, and others.
Tulum airport receives about 1,200 deportees from the U.S. monthly, including unaccompanied minors who are cared for by DIF until…
A UADY biology student in Mérida is rescuing and relocating snakes while building a species inventory to protect both people…
Yucatan state officials awarded prizes to artisans in embroidery and folk art contests celebrating traditional craft techniques.
Aguakan performs more than 7,800 monthly water quality analyses across Quintana Roo, ensuring compliance with federal health and environmental standards.
Residents of Cancún's Region 232 blocked Rancho Viejo Avenue overnight, burning debris to protest a three-day power outage that left…
Firefighters in Tulum rescued a green sea turtle that fell into a beach club pool and returned it safely to…
A metal rod used to hang merchandise at a street stall pierced an elderly woman's arm in Cancún. Firefighters cut…
More than a dozen business owners along Avenida Yaxchilán in Cancún are pushing a plan to turn the street into…
Civil group Toma las Aguas collects signatures to push for a review of Puerto Morelos's urban plan and protection of…
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