Marco Rubio Announces Closure of US Consulate in Mexico, Cites Low Visa Volume
Secretary of State Marco Rubio announced the closure of a US consulate in Mexico due to low visa processing, without…
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First Legal Challenge Filed Against Mexico’s Mandatory Cellphone Registration
An Aguascalientes resident files an amparo to block mandatory phone registration, citing privacy and data protection concerns.
Surfer from Quintana Roo wins silver at National Olympics
Bahía de Banderas, Nayarit — Quintana Roo surfer Ludriq Atreyu Delgado Valdez won a silver...
Hungary Cultural Festival in Cancun Marks 100 Years of Mexico-Hungary Diplomatic Ties
The 17th Hungary Cultural Festival in Cancun runs June 4-6 with free music, dance, film, and food.
Tulum Officials Move to Relocate Street Vendors to Permanent Sites
Tulum officials plan to relocate over 140 street vendors to fixed locations to improve urban order.
Cancún Installs Giant Soccer Balls Ahead of 2026 World Cup
Giant soccer balls appear in Cancún as the city prepares to broadcast World Cup matches for free.
Cancún Debuts Municipal Chamber Orchestra, Strengthening Cultural Identity
Cancún celebrated its 56th anniversary with the debut of the Municipal Chamber Orchestra, marking a milestone in the city's cultural…
Cancun’s ‘Paseo Cancunense’ Goes Nocturnal for First Time on June 13
Cancun's Paseo Cancunense will hold its first nighttime edition on June 13, offering family-friendly activities from 5 to 10 p.m.
FCP-Playa del Carmen Highway Ranked Most Dangerous in Quintana Roo
A highway in Quintana Roo sees 5-6 daily crashes; officials blame speeding and phone use.
Court Orders School to Pay $21 Million to Expelled Student, Sparking Debate on Bullying Protocols
A Mexican court ordered a private high school to pay 21 million pesos to a former student expelled over harassment…