Police Accused in Shooting of Young Man in Cancun
A young man was shot in Cancun's Region 251 after an alleged encounter with police, who have not been identified.…
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Mexico Not Included In New U.S. Visa Bond Program Requiring Deposits Of Up To $20,000
The United States is making permanent a visa bond program that may require certain applicants for tourist and business visas…
Yucatán’s Economy Grows 2.1 Points in First Quarter, INEGI Reports
Yucatán's economy expanded 2.1 percentage points in Q1 2026, ranking seventh nationally, with agriculture leading the gains, INEGI reported.
Cancún Authorities Warn of Fines, Arrest for Intimate Acts on Public Beaches
Intimate encounters on Cancún beaches or in vehicles can lead to fines of up to 50 UMA and 36 hours…
Isla Mujeres Residents Say Quarry Shutdown Was Due to Home Damage
Residents near an Isla Mujeres quarry say its closure came after repeated complaints over damage to their homes and health.
Mexico Continues to Investigate Cyclosporiasis Cases in Quintana Roo
Federal health experts are in Quintana Roo to investigate 67 UK-reported cyclosporiasis cases linked to Cancun and the Riviera Maya.
Cancún Council Advances Property Titling for Four Municipal Markets
The Benito Juárez City Council approved a review process to grant property titles to vendors in four Cancún markets.
Yucatán Transport Agency and Mérida City Council Strengthen Coordination to Improve Public Transit
Yucatán's transport agency and Mérida City Council agreed on a new reporting channel to address potholes, signage, and other public…
Cozumel Malecón Revamp Advances With 55 Citizen Proposals
Cozumel's Malecón renovation will incorporate 55 community proposals covering signage, accessibility, mobility and heritage preservation.
Profeco Warns Mandatory Tips Could Bring Fines up to 3 Million Pesos
Profeco reminded consumers that tips are voluntary, warning bars, restaurants and cafés of fines up to 3 million pesos for…