Sheinbaum Plans to Restrict Cellphone Use in Schools by August
Mexico's government plans to restrict smartphone use in schools starting August 31, with support from 70% of parents.
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Mexico's government plans to restrict smartphone use in schools starting August 31, with support from 70% of parents.
The Benito Juárez government has reinforced security at a former fairgrounds lot on Avenida Nichupté amid an unpaid property tax…
INEGI says Quintana Roo recorded 490 road blockades in 2024, the highest in Mexico, followed by Oaxaca and Hidalgo.
Officials are working to extend Cancun's hotel zone bike path about three kilometers to connect with the Nichupté Bridge.
CBTIS 111 in Cancún says voluntary fees help maintain campus but do not block enrollment; families also face uniform costs.
Construction of Quintana Roo's first inclusive gym in Cancún is 20% complete and set to benefit more than 250 para-athletes.
Playa del Carmen's animal shelter holds 142 rescued dogs as officials expand adoption drives while facing criticism over strays.
Mérida is giving away 200 certified motorcycle helmets through its Chambea Seguro program. Registration runs Aug. 4–7.
Yucatán will deliver about 1,000 marine radios to small vessels in the second phase of its Safety at Sea program.
Tulum Mayor Diego Castañón Trejo dismissed speculation about seeking elected office, saying he will remain focused on municipal administration.
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