Playa del Carmen Program Provides Free Birth Certificates to Los Pájaros Residents
Around 100 residents received free birth certificates and medical care through the 'Tu identidad sin tanto choro' program.
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Around 100 residents received free birth certificates and medical care through the 'Tu identidad sin tanto choro' program.
Over 2,600 tons of sargassum removed; Playa Centro and Playa Norte aim for Blue Flag certification again.
Isla Mujeres held a new edition of Magia en Punta Sur, featuring folkloric performances from Sinaloa.
A man was shot dead in his home in Cancun's Donceles neighborhood; two suspects on a motorcycle fled the scene.
Two children, aged 10 and 13, were found safe after disappearing from a military base in Isla Mujeres.
Playa del Carmen launches Pase Playense, a free discount card for residents, offering savings at 183 local businesses.
July and August mark peak whale shark season in Holbox, with over 150 sightings daily and tours from $180.
A 367.68-square-meter rustic pier has been authorized for a fishing cooperative in Puerto Juarez, Cancun.
Tulum's treasurer resigned after being detained at Cancun airport with a firearm, the city council confirmed.
Lizbeth Bustos Vera, missing since June 16, was found buried under a concrete slab in her home's patio.
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