Playa del Carmen to Host Second Lesbian Visibility March, Expecting Up to 300 Participants
A second Lesbian Visibility March is scheduled for April 25 in Playa del Carmen, organized by the collective Les Voces.
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Archaeologists Discover 180-Year-Old Weapons Cache in Yucatan Cenote, Warn of Looting Threat
Archaeologists found 153 muskets and a cannon from the 1840s in a cenote under a Valladolid convent, but unauthorized divers…
Two Children Saved After Accidentally Ingesting Rat Poison in Quintana Roo
Two children in Xulhá, Quintana Roo, were hospitalized after accidentally consuming rat poison.
Isla Mujeres Launches Committee to Protect Sea Turtles for 2026 Nesting Season
Isla Mujeres forms a committee to coordinate sea turtle protection efforts for the 2026 nesting season.
Bacalar’s Public Pier in Critical Condition, Poses Risk to Residents and Tourists
A public pier in Bacalar shows severe deterioration, endangering locals and visitors despite repeated complaints.
Yucatan Peninsula to See Intense Heat and Clear Skies Friday
Mérida, Yucatan — The Yucatan Peninsula will see intense heat and mostly clear skies on...
Tourist Feeds Spider Monkey in Playa del Carmen, Video Goes Viral
A tourist in Playa del Carmen fed a spider monkey a peeled banana, sparking viral attention online.
Merida-Cancun Highway Becomes Mexico’s Third Most Expensive Toll Road After 4.6% Increase
The Merida-Cancun highway toll increased 4.6% in April 2026, making it Mexico's third most expensive toll road.
Donations and Medical Services Sustain Red Cross Operations in Riviera Maya
The Red Cross in Playa del Carmen and Tulum depends on donations and low-cost medical services to maintain 24-hour operations.
Cozumel Business Council Laments Cancellation of Sacred Maya Crossing, Warns of Economic Impact
Cozumel business leaders warn the cancellation of the Sacred Maya Crossing will cost millions and hurt tourism.