Cancun Pride March Expected to Draw 5,000 on June 6
Over 5,000 people are expected to march in Cancun's Pride parade on June 6, combining celebration with demands for LGBT+…
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Searching Mothers Blockade Cancun Avenue, Accuse State Prosecutor of Fabricating Case
Madres Buscadoras blockaded Cancun's Cobá Avenue, accusing the state prosecutor's office of corruption and fabricating a drug trafficking case.
Mexican Navy to Deploy New Vessel to Double Sargassum Collection in Caribbean
A new Navy vessel will double sargassum collection capacity in the Mexican Caribbean, officials announced.
Tourist Rescued From Cancun Lagoon After Jumping In Under Influence of Drugs
A 31-year-old Florida man was rescued from Cancun's Nichupté lagoon after jumping in while intoxicated, suffering neck cuts.
Cancún Launches Special Sea Turtle Nesting Protection Operation
Cancún authorities and hotels ramp up protection for sea turtle nests, aiming to surpass last year's 1.1 million hatchlings released.
Nichupté Bridge to Open May 3 With President Sheinbaum in Cancún
The Nichupté vehicular bridge in Cancún will open on May 3, 2026, with President Claudia Sheinbaum attending.
Four Arrested in Cancun Drug Bust During Interagency Operation
Four people were arrested in Cancun's Supermanzana 260 on drug charges during a joint security operation.
DIF Benito Juárez Hosts 4th Annual ‘Sombrero Breakfast’ for Women in Cancún
DIF Benito Juárez held its 4th 'Sombrero Breakfast,' raising 200,000 pesos for social programs in Cancún.
‘10,000 Smiles’ Marks a Decade of Bringing Toys to Vulnerable Children in Quintana Roo
The program has donated over 7,000 toys in 10 years, benefiting children in vulnerable situations.
Quintana Roo Hoteliers Propose Tax Mechanism to Fund Sargassum Fight
Hoteliers in Quintana Roo propose redirecting part of their income tax to create a long-term fund for sargassum containment.