Pope Leo XIV Names Mexican Montserrat Alvarado as Vatican Communications Minister
Montserrat Alvarado becomes first woman and layperson to lead a Vatican dicastery solo.
Lifestyle
Advocates Warn of Exploitation of Homeless People in Playa del Carmen
Civil organizations alert that homeless individuals may be used by third parties for economic gain in Playa del Carmen.
Profeco Warns: What Airlines and Hotels Must Pay You If They Change Your 2026 World Cup Booking
Mexico's consumer protection agency outlines compensation rights for flight delays, cancellations, and hotel changes during the 2026 World Cup.
Cancun Launches First Night Edition of Paseo Cancunense in June
Cancun's Paseo Cancunense will hold its first night edition on June 13 at Malecón Tajamar with free activities.
Horse Abuse Allegations Surface in Tulum Tourist Zone
Social media users report horses in Tulum showing signs of exhaustion and overwork during tourist rides.
Tulum Councilor Sparks Outrage With Private Jet Video
A Tulum councilor faces backlash after posting a video of himself on a private jet.
Cancún Aims to Integrate 500 Artisans and Entrepreneurs in Fairs and Exhibitions by End of 2026
Cancún's economic development office plans to grow its roster of participating artisans and entrepreneurs from 350 to 500 by year-end.
Playa del Carmen Elementary Student Reaches Finals in Knowledge Olympics
Sixth-grader Jesus Perez Narez from Los Faisanes colony is a finalist in the state-level Knowledge Olympics.
Isla Mujeres Lights Up to Kick Off Pride Month Celebrations
Isla Mujeres began Pride Month with a symbolic lighting ceremony at the municipal palace, promoting inclusion and respect.
Teachers March in Cancun Demanding Repeal of ISSSTE Law and Better Working Conditions
About 50 teachers marched in Cancun demanding the repeal of the ISSSTE law and better pay.