Chetumal Opens First Internationally Certified Track in Yucatan Peninsula
Quintana Roo inaugurates Chetumal's first internationally certified athletics track, boosting high-performance sports and event hosting.
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Yucatan Residents Remove and Burn Fence Blocking Beach Access in El Cuyo
Residents of El Cuyo tore down and burned a fence blocking a historic beach access path, demanding clarity on land…
Cancún Warns of Deadly Rip Currents as Summer Vacation Season Peaks
Cancún civil protection warns swimmers about deadly rip currents and urges caution during summer vacations.
Cozumel Reports Three Annual Pregnancies in Girls Under 14
Cozumel averages three pregnancies per year in girls 14 or younger, with 267 total teen pregnancies annually.
Cancún Gas Station Again Has Most Expensive Magna Gasoline in Mexico, Profeco Says
A Cancún gas station was identified as selling the most expensive Magna gasoline in Mexico for the fourth time, at…
Entrepreneurs Face Severe Bureaucracy, Heavy Tax Burden in Quintana Roo
Entrepreneurs in Quintana Roo struggle with persistent bureaucracy and a tax burden that consumes up to 55% of revenue.
Third Round of USMCA Negotiations Begins in Mexico City
Mexico and the US began the third round of USMCA talks in Mexico City, focusing on trade and investment certainty.
CFE to Invest 200 Billion Pesos to Reduce Blackouts in Quintana Roo
CFE plans 200 billion pesos in infrastructure to cut power outages across Quintana Roo.
Cancun Proposes Financial Support for Caregivers of Disabled and Elderly
Cancun's city council is developing a program to provide economic support and services to caregivers of people with disabilities and…
Tulum Upgrades Equine Therapy Center for Vulnerable Children
Tulum's mayor visited the DIF equine therapy center to inspect new shade structures improving therapy conditions for children.