Nichupté Bridge to Open for Pedestrians With First ‘PuenteAndo’ Event
Cancún's Nichupté Bridge will open to pedestrians on July 26 for the first 'PuenteAndo' event.
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Cancun’s ‘Day of the People’ Offers Over 130 Services and Discounts
Hundreds of Cancun residents took advantage of discounts and free services at the municipal 'Day of the People' event.
Family of Man Who Died at Cancun Hotel Alleges Investigation Irregularities, Social Media Censorship
Family of Amado Isaac Sánchez Lomelí says hotel cleaned the scene and restricted social media comments about his death.
Judge Grants House Arrest to Former Cancun Taxi Union Leader Accused of Murder
A judge granted house arrest to Salomon 'Mafer,' ex-leader of Cancun's taxi union, citing his diabetes and need for specialized…
Man Shot Six Times in Cancun, Hospitalized in Critical Condition
A 29-year-old man was shot six times in Cancun's Santa Cecilia neighborhood and is in critical condition.
Cancun and Riviera Maya Hotels Turn to Smart Batteries to Combat CFE Blackouts
More than 20 resorts in Cancun and Riviera Maya use Huawei energy storage systems to reduce costs and grid strain.
Four Women Rescued From Sex Trafficking in Cancun Hotel Raid
Authorities rescued four women from a Cancun hotel where they were allegedly forced into prostitution.
Open Arms Makes Cancún Stop on Humanitarian Mission to Cuba
The Open Arms vessel made a technical stop in Cancun, carrying medical supplies and solar panels for Cuba.
Benito Juarez Seizes Over 1,000 Motorcycles in ‘Vidas en Movimiento’ Operation
Cancun's Benito Juarez municipality has seized 1,038 motorcycles in a two-month road safety operation.
