Two Cancún Discrimination Cases Involving LGBTQ+ Students Referred to Human Rights Commission
Two discrimination cases involving LGBTQ+ students at Cancún high schools were referred to the Human Rights Commission, officials said.
Government
Dolphins at Dolphin Discovery Cannot Be Relocated Until PROFEPA Approves, SEMA Says
SEMA Secretary Óscar Rébora says nine dolphins at Dolphin Discovery Ventura Park aren't abandoned and will move once PROFEPA grants…
INSUS Accused of Overcharging Playa del Carmen Residents for Property Titles
Residents say INSUS is charging up to 400,000 pesos for property titles after 32 years of building their homes.
Three in 10 Quintana Roo Food Establishments Show Sanitary Irregularities
About 30% of food and beverage businesses inspected in Quintana Roo have sanitary irregularities, prompting calls for public reporting.
Playa del Carmen and CFE Agree on Plan to Solve Power Outages
Authorities and CFE set up permanent working group, plan new substations and 250 million pesos in investment to end blackouts…
Cancún Prepares 108 Shelters, Drainage Work Ahead of Potential Cyclone
Benito Juárez activates 108 shelters and drainage cleanup as two Atlantic systems threaten heavy rain.
Mexico Will Award Every Medalist After Record Central American Games
President Sheinbaum says all medalists and coaches from the Central American Games will receive bonuses, and athlete scholarships will rise…
CFE Touts Solar Investments While Cancún Residents Face Recurring Blackouts
Residents across Cancún report daily power outages and damaged appliances while CFE promotes a new solar project in Campeche.
Visitors Will Pay to Access Puerta al Mar, Mayor Confirms
The mayor of Felipe Carrillo Puerto says access to Puerta al Mar will come at a cost, though no opening…
Isla Mujeres Land Regularization Paused for Six Neighborhoods
Hundreds of Isla Mujeres families remain without property titles as election season halts regularization efforts in six neighborhoods.