Nearly Half of Mexico’s Ejidos Lack Access to Banking and Federal Support
48% of Mexico's ejidos lack updated representation, blocking access to banking and federal programs.
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Middle East Conflict Drives Mexican Food Prices Up 4.59% in March
Mexican food prices surged 4.59% in March due to Middle East conflict impacts on fuel and fertilizer costs.
Document Reveal Playa del Carmen Mayor Misled Public on Tax Collection Deal
Official documents show Playa del Carmen's mayor misrepresented terms of a property tax collection agreement with state authorities.
Yucatan Governor Inaugurates Rehabilitated Parks in Baca Municipality
Governor Joaquín Díaz Mena delivers two renovated parks in Baca, part of a 2.4 million peso project.
Mexican Air Force Planes Arrive in Tulum for Aerial Show and NASCAR Event
Mexican Air Force planes have arrived in Tulum for an unprecedented aerial show and NASCAR event scheduled for late April.
Mexico’s Anti-Extortion Hotline Prevents 88% of Attempted Crimes, Officials Report
Mexico's anonymous tip line 089 has prevented 88% of extortion attempts since its launch in 2025, authorities announced.
Mexican Tax Authority Warns That Everyday Purchases Could Trigger Audits
Mexico's tax authority warns that routine purchases could trigger audits if they don't match declared income.
Mexican Peso Gains Ground Against Dollar Amid Hopes for U.S.-Iran Deal
The Mexican peso strengthened against the dollar on April 14, driven by optimism over potential U.S.-Iran talks and falling oil…
Run & Coffee Mérida 2026 Prepares Third Edition With 600 Runners Expected
Third edition of Run & Coffee Mérida set for April 26 with 5K, 10K races and recreational walk.
Crocodiles in Cenotes: Rare but Possible in Yucatan Peninsula
Crocodiles occasionally appear in cenotes, though they typically inhabit manglares and coastal areas.