Mexico’s Military Service: Adults 30-39 Must Report if Drafted
Mexico City — Mexico’s armed forces have confirmed that men aged 30 to 39 who...
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Maya Communities Warn New Indigenous Law Could Legitimize Land Dispossession
Maya communities from Yucatán, Campeche and Quintana Roo urge changes to Mexico's proposed indigenous rights law, warning it could restrict…
Measles Cases in Yucatán Jump to 38 as Vaccine-Preventable Diseases Climb 55%
Yucatán reports 1,459 vaccine-preventable disease cases, up 55.2%, as measles reaches 38 confirmed cases.
Mexico’s Supreme Court to Review Mahahual Land Use Case, Group Says
An environmental group says the Supreme Court's review of Mahahual development plan challenges could set national precedents for environmental justice.
Semarnat Approves Xcaret Park Works, Requires Indigenous Consultation
Semarnat conditionally approved Xcaret's park expansion, requiring consultation with indigenous communities before construction begins.
PAN Regidor Demands CFE Invest in Infrastructure and Cut Rates After Playa del Carmen Blackouts
A Playa del Carmen councilman says CFE's 162 million peso investment has not prevented recurring blackouts and demands better infrastructure…
Playa del Carmen Hit by Another Blackout; More Than 20 Since Heat Season Began
A new blackout in Playa del Carmen pushes the number of power outages since March past 20, adding to residents'…
Playa del Carmen Removes 2,864 Abandoned Vehicles from Public Streets
Playa del Carmen has removed 2,864 abandoned vehicles from public streets, most voluntarily, as part of a permanent cleanup operation.
Construction of New Cancun General Hospital Advances at Former Superissste Site
Construction of a new ISSSTE hospital in Cancun is 5 percent complete, with 90 beds planned for 80,000 beneficiaries.
Andy López Beltrán Warns of “Imminent Assault” by U.S. After Visa Revocation
Andy López Beltrán, Morena candidate and son of ex-president Andrés Manuel López Obrador, says U.S. visa revocation signals an “imminent…