Power Outages Spark Blockades and Protests Across Yucatan as Anger at CFE Grows
Hundreds of families in Yucatan remain without power for days, sparking roadblocks and protests against CFE.
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Yucatán Wins First Medals in Artistic Swimming at Conade 2026
Yucatán's artistic swimmers won silver and bronze medals at the Conade 2026 National Olympiad in Guanajuato.
Intense Rains to Hit Southeast Mexico; Quintana Roo Among Hardest Hit
Tropical wave and Caribbean moisture bring heavy rain to southeast Mexico; heat wave persists elsewhere.
Cozumel to Host First Triathlon of Magical Towns
Cozumel will host the first Triathlon of Magical Towns in October, boosting sports tourism.
Saving Our Sharks Drives Conservation and Ecotourism in Mexico’s Caribbean
The foundation helps fishing communities transition to ecotourism, protecting sharks and marine ecosystems.
Cancún Curfew Hurts Restaurants, Nightlife, and Jobs, Business Owners Say
Business owners in Cancún say nighttime curfews are hurting the local economy, tourism, and employment.
Chetumal to Host 3rd Rural and Community Tourism Forum in Southern Quintana Roo
The forum aims to promote sustainable tourism with cultural identity and direct benefits for Maya communities.
Cancún Launches Short Video Contest to Promote Parque Kabah Conservation
Benito Juárez municipality invites residents to create 60-second videos highlighting the ecological importance of Cancún's green lung.
Cancún Launches Free Gender Identity Change Campaign for Pride Month
Cancún offers free legal gender recognition for trans and non-binary people during Pride Month.
Cancún to Host Over 60 Sports Events in 2026, Boosting Sports Tourism
Cancún will host over 60 national and international sports events in 2026, boosting tourism and economic impact.