Sargassum Threatens Over 200 Marine Species in Quintana Roo, Officials Warn
Mexico’s Quintana Roo warns that mass sargassum arrivals endanger over 200 marine species and disrupt coastal ecosystems.
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Mexico’s Quintana Roo warns that mass sargassum arrivals endanger over 200 marine species and disrupt coastal ecosystems.
Engineers and specialists propose medical, cultural, and convention tourism to reduce dependency on the sun-and-beach model.
A shooting at Nocturnal Tulum nightclub killed the head of security and injured a waitress.
A crocodile was filmed walking on accumulated sargasso in Mahahual, highlighting the frequent presence of reptiles in the area.
A driver fled the scene after causing a collision at a busy Tulum intersection, leaving only property damage.
Workshop on text analysis for critical reading, limited to 15 participants.
Emmanuel Valdés presented his book 'La espalda de sumas' at a Tinta Cancunense event in Cancún.
Free weekly creative writing workshop 'El Abrelatas' led by Alejandra Flores in Cancún, open to all.
CROC leaders say Cancun hotel occupancy of 50-70% is enough to maintain jobs, accuse hotels of exaggerating downturn.
A Tulum dog owner leads a protest after his pet died from suspected poisoning, calling for security cameras and a…
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