CFE Touts Solar Investments While Cancún Residents Face Recurring Blackouts
Residents across Cancún report daily power outages and damaged appliances while CFE promotes a new solar project in Campeche.
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Puerto Aventuras Wildfire Under Control After Burning 400 Hectares
A wildfire in Puerto Aventuras is under control after burning 400 hectares, with crews working to fully extinguish it.
Visitors Will Pay to Access Puerta al Mar, Mayor Confirms
The mayor of Felipe Carrillo Puerto says access to Puerta al Mar will come at a cost, though no opening…
Isla Mujeres Land Regularization Paused for Six Neighborhoods
Hundreds of Isla Mujeres families remain without property titles as election season halts regularization efforts in six neighborhoods.
Quintana Roo Logs 31 New HIV Cases in One Week
Specialists urge timely testing as Quintana Roo records 658 HIV cases this year.
Cancun Logs Five Killings in a Day Despite Statewide Drop in Homicides
Quintana Roo saw a 60.4% drop in daily homicides, but Cancun logged five killings in one day as residents demand…
Cancún to Open Inclusive High School With Teachers, 11 Students Enrolled
Cancún's new inclusive high school program has 11 students enrolled and teachers assigned, offering support for students with disabilities, including…
Yucatán Food Festivals to Feature Ice Cream, Salbutes and Kibis
Mérida, Seyé and Progreso host weekend festivals for ice cream, salbutes and tortas de kibi.
Rust and Deterioration at Cancún Airport Terminal 3 Boarding Canopies
Rust and decay at Terminal 3 boarding canopies leave tourists with a poor first impression of Cancún.
Parents in Cancún Question School Fees of Up to 2,500 Pesos and Demand Free Public Education
Parents in Cancún are questioning school fees up to 2,500 pesos, insisting education should be free under the Constitution.