Private Schools in Mexico Defy SEP, Vow to Continue Classes Until July 15
Private schools in Mexico will ignore SEP's shortened calendar, keeping classes until July 15 as planned.
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Sexual Harassment Complaint Targets Gynecology Doctor at IMSS Bienestar in Tulum
A woman publicly accused a gynecologist of sexual harassment during a consultation at IMSS Bienestar in Tulum, alleging inappropriate messages…
Citizen Council Says Playa del Carmen Museum Project Lacks Transparency
Cultural council president calls for dialogue on city museum project, citing lack of public information.
Cancún to Expand Anti-Homophobia Workshops, Pride Marches in 2026
Cancún plans workshops, marches and mental health support to combat homophobia and transphobia, reaching over 600 people.
The Cure and Guns N’ Roses Tribute Bands to Rock Cancun’s Route 666 Bikers Bar
Free tribute concerts to The Cure and Guns N' Roses will take place May 15-16 at Route 666 Bikers Bar…
Tulum Ramps Up Sea Turtle Protection as Nesting Season Begins
Tulum officials are strengthening conservation efforts for sea turtles as the 2026 nesting season begins.
Isla Mujeres Declares Regatta Participants Distinguished Guests
Isla Mujeres honored participants of the Sun-to-Sun and Friends regattas, strengthening ties with St. Petersburg, Florida.
Quintana Roo Strengthens Biometric CURP System With New Registration Equipment
Quintana Roo adds two high-tech biometric registration units to expand CURP services and reduce document inconsistencies.
Cancun Considers Expanding Free Hydration Points Amid Heat Wave
Cancun officials are evaluating adding more free drinking water stations across the city to combat extreme heat.
Mercado Pago Outage Hits Thousands of Users Across Mexico
Mercado Pago suffered a widespread outage on Wednesday night, affecting users in Mexico and other countries.