Puerto Aventuras Maritime Community Mobilizes to Remove Sargassum as Tourism Suffers
Boat owners and service providers in Puerto Aventuras launched a voluntary cleanup of sargassum to protect tourism and navigation.
Breaking News from Cancun, the Riviera Maya and the Yucatan Peninsula
Boat owners and service providers in Puerto Aventuras launched a voluntary cleanup of sargassum to protect tourism and navigation.
Organizers expect more than 23,000 attendees at the 14th Diversity March in Playa del Carmen on July 28.
Mexico allocates 4 million pesos for a specialized shelter for women and children victims of gender violence in Quintana Roo.
Crystal Blue from Isla Mujeres took first place in the 15th annual sport fishing tournament with 3,572.55 points.
Xcalak community battles historic sargassum influx with no government aid, causing economic losses and threatening the Mesoamerican Reef.
Tulum reports 74% drop in homicides as 130 officers begin human rights training.
Puerto Morelos removes over 4,000 tons of sargassum in 2026 using barriers, Navy vessels, and hotel sector cooperation.
Puerto Morelos held its first COMUSIDA session of 2026, reporting over 2,180 rapid HIV tests and prevention efforts.
Ten artists from nine countries are participating in the first International Painting Symposium in Puerto Morelos, Mexico.
Nearly 200 families in Bacalar bought land that turned out to be ejido property, sold illegally without legal authorization.
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