Mexico’s Treasury Seeks Power to Ban Cash Payments Sector by Sector
A new bill would let Mexico's Treasury designate which industries must accept only digital payments, with 15 days to name…
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Mérida Opens First Green Corridor to Fight Climate Change
Mérida inaugurated its first Green Corridor in Ciudad Caucel, a 1.36-kilometer urban refuge with more than 1,000 native trees.
Isaac Del Toro Wins Montreal Grand Prix in Canadian Classic Debut
Mexican cyclist Isaac Del Toro beat France's Paul Seixas to win the Montreal Grand Prix, his 12th victory of the…
El Niño Keeps Atlantic Hurricane-Free, Setting Record for Latest First Storm in Decades
A strong El Niño has suppressed Atlantic hurricane activity, leaving the basin without its first hurricane of 2026 past the…
Isla Mujeres Holds 27th Maritime Procession to Isla Contoy
Some 115 boats carried Isla Mujeres families to Isla Contoy for the 27th maritime procession honoring the Virgen de la…
Tulum Taxi Fares Remain Unclear as Union Sets New Rates and State Pushes Meters
A new taxi fare board circulating in Tulum is not an officially authorized tariff, according to the Quintana Roo Mobility…
Puerto Morelos Completes $10.4 Million Peso Rebuild of Fishing Pier
Puerto Morelos has completed the reconstruction of its historic fishing pier, restoring a waterfront landmark damaged by Hurricane Zeta nearly…
Only 1% of Mexicans in Quintana Roo Leave a Will, Leaving 99% of Families in Inheritance Court
A Quintana Roo legal leader says only 1% of the deceased leave a will, forcing 99% of families into long,…
Alcohol and Fireworks Fuel Holiday Emergency Risks in Quintana Roo
Authorities urge caution over drinking and fireworks as Independence Day celebrations in Quintana Roo bring a spike in crashes, burns…
Mexico’s Supreme Court Rules Cannabis Edibles for Personal Use Are Not Sanctioned
Mexico's Supreme Court ruled that preparing cannabis-infused foods for personal consumption is ordinary cooking, not manufacturing, and cannot be sanctioned.