Mexican Officials Ramp Up Efforts Against Sargassum Invasion
In response to the influx of sargassum seaweed, local authorities in Mahahual, Mexico, have begun...
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In response to the influx of sargassum seaweed, local authorities in Mahahual, Mexico, have begun...
A distinctive protest recently occurred in Bacalar, sparked by construction projects undertaken by the Secretariat...
A 13-year-old boy tragically drowned while swimming in Bacalar Lagoon. The boy and his family,...
In Majahual, local business owners have taken matters into their own hands by constructing handmade...
The Federal Government announced on Tuesday that it will be seizing 27 private properties for...
The Secretariat of National Defense (SEDENA) is continuing to fill the Bacalar Lagoon with rubble,...
The Regional Livestock Union has announced the detection of a new case of screwworm in...
Tourists from America and Europe are flocking to the Ak’alché Botanical Garden in Huay Max,...
The Payo Obispo Zoo, located in Chetumal, has reopened its doors to the public this...
Bacalar residents are expressing opposition to the persistent efforts by environmental groups to establish a...
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