Cancún Has Over 50,000 Stray Dogs and Cats Due to Lack of Animal Welfare Culture
An estimated 40,000 to 50,000 stray dogs and cats roam Cancún, driven by poor adoption practices and lack of spaying.
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Tulum Restaurant Owners Allege Excessive COFEPRIS Inspections and Possible “Quota” Demands
Restaurant owners in Tulum are raising concerns over what they describe as increasingly burdensome health inspections, with some alleging that…
Cachirula to Perform Free Concert at Playa del Carmen Fair 2026
Reggaeton star Cachirula will give a free concert on July 14 at the Feria del Carmen in Playa del Carmen.
Sheinbaum Transforms Historical Institute Into University to Study Far-Right Threat
President Sheinbaum converts Inehrm into a public university focused on studying the rise of far-right movements globally.
Mexican Banks to Require Facial Recognition for Large Withdrawals Under New Rules
New biometric rules in Mexico will require fingerprint and facial verification for cash transactions over 140,000 pesos.
Cofepris Clarifies What Cannabis Self-Consumption Permits Allow in Mexico
Mexico's health regulator explains that court rulings allow personal use only, not sales or distribution.
Quintana Roo Lawmakers Advance Animal Cruelty Reforms
A bill in Quintana Roo's Congress seeks to strengthen animal protection laws, targeting abuse, abandonment, and responsible ownership.
Tulum Completes Pedestrian Bridge Maintenance in Akumal After Community Demand
Tulum officials completed maintenance on the Akumal pedestrian bridge, including LED lighting and structural repairs, responding to a long-standing community…
Cozumel Fishermen Hope Sargassum Won’t Hurt Lobster Catch
Cozumel fishermen aim for 50 tons of lobster in 2026, up from 40 tons last year, despite sargassum challenges.
