US Citizen Accused of Recruiting Teens for Palo Mayombe Sect in Mexico
A US resident in Cuernavaca allegedly recruited teenagers into the Palo Mayombe sect under threats and deception.
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Over 70% of Water Purification Plants Sell Contaminated Water, IPN Study Finds
IPN researchers found over 70% of Mexico's water purification plants sell contaminated water due to poor cleaning and storage.
Six Flamingo Chicks Hatch at Merida Zoo in Conservation Success
Six American flamingo chicks hatched at Animaya zoo in Merida, boosting conservation efforts for the threatened species.
Controversy Over Alleged Access Restrictions at Cancun’s Playa del Niño
Yellow posts appear at Playa del Niño parking lot, but no official restrictions have been announced.
Over 2,000 March in Playa del Carmen Pride Parade
Around 2,500 people participated in the 14th annual Pride march in Playa del Carmen, calling for greater inclusion and an…
New Aftershock Rattles Venezuela as Hopes Fade for Survivors
A 4.6-magnitude aftershock struck Venezuela on Monday, reviving fear days after a deadly double earthquake killed at least 1,450.
Sheinbaum Unveils Indigenous and Afro-Mexican Rights Law, Launches National Consultation
President Sheinbaum presented a new law for indigenous and Afro-Mexican rights, starting a national consultation process.
Debate Over Prepaid Cellphone Registration Intensifies in Mexico
Mexico extends prepaid cellphone registration deadline to Dec 31, 2026, sparking debate over privacy and security.
Same-Sex Marriage Applications Surge During Pride Month in Quintana Roo
Quintana Roo's Civil Registry reports 20 same-sex marriage applications in June, reflecting growing equality.
New Cash Transaction Rules Take Effect in Mexico Starting July 1
Starting July 1, 2026, cash transactions of 140,000 pesos or more in Mexico will require valid ID at banks.