Federal Judge Suspends Use of Bullfighting Instruments in Seyé
A federal judge suspended bullfighting instruments in Seyé, Yucatán, after an amparo by Animal Heroes and PETA Latino.
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A federal judge suspended bullfighting instruments in Seyé, Yucatán, after an amparo by Animal Heroes and PETA Latino.
The alert drops from red to yellow after heavy sargasso landings, but some beaches still face new arrivals.
Tropical Storm Dolly formed Thursday in the central Atlantic, far from Mexico, and is not expected to affect the country.
Quintana Roo has 70% of Mexico's cutaneous leishmaniasis cases, with 308 of 440 confirmed patients, according to health officials.
The president of the Quintana Roo College of Physicians warns of gastrointestinal infections, dermatitis and mosquito-borne diseases from stagnant water.
Screwworm infestations in Cancún dogs have risen over 150% in four months, with many pets arriving in terminal stage after…
Cozumel's 18th Bird Festival, Oct. 7-11, will feature more than 150 migratory species, expert tours, workshops, and a documentary.
An animal welfare group's petition to relocate nine dolphins from a closed Cancun park to sea pens has gathered over…
Tulum's beaches have not suffered major sand loss from sargassum cleanup, official says, as limited machinery use helps protect the…
More than 2,000 sea turtle nests and 22,431 hatchlings have been recorded in Playa del Carmen during the 2026 season.
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