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…
Government
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.
Investigation Launched After Two Teens Escape From DIF Shelter in Cancun; Three Staff Suspended
Two teenagers fled a DIF shelter in Cancun. Three staff were suspended as authorities investigate possible negligence.
Tulum Opens Citizen Consultation for 2027 Property Tax Values
Tulum's government invites residents and experts to submit proposals for updating property tax values by July 30.
Mexico Expropriates 102 Hectares in Juan Sarabia for Maya Train, Pays $160 Million to Ejido Members
The federal government will compensate the ejido in Othón P. Blanco with over 160 million pesos for the Maya Train's…
Tulum Residents Petition for Lower Electricity Rates, Seek Tariff Reclassification
Residents of Tulum are pushing for a change in electricity tariff from 1B to 1C to reduce bills.
Morena Has No Date for Official Candidate List in Quintana Roo, Party Leader Says
Morena's national leader says the party will publish its candidate list but has not set a date.
Cancun Begins Rehabilitation of Andador de los Milagros in Hotel Zone
Authorities and private partners launch urban renewal of the main pedestrian access to the beach in Cancun's Hotel Zone.
Screwworm Outbreak Threatens Pet Tourism in Mexico’s Yucatan Peninsula
The screwworm parasite is spreading in southeastern Mexico, posing risks to pets and tourism.
Over 500 Boat Operators in Southern Quintana Roo Trained in Safety Protocols
More than 500 boat operators from Bacalar, Chetumal Bay, Mahahual and Xcalak received safety training.