Quintana Roo Hands Property Titles to 460 Families in Cancún After Decades of Irregular Settlement
Officials delivered deeds to 460 families in Benito Juárez, part of a push that has regularized 27 Cancún neighborhoods.
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Lawmakers Seek to Make Mexican Sign Language Mandatory in Quintana Roo Schools
Local lawmakers propose amending Quintana Roo's constitution to make teaching Mexican Sign Language mandatory, citing about 40,000 residents with hearing…
Quintana Roo Signs Deal for First Formal Sargassum Fishery, Involving Up to 840 Boats
An agreement signed in Cancún would create Quintana Roo's first formal sargassum fishery, involving up to 840 boats from local…
Playa del Carmen Bars New Developments Without Electrical Investment, Mayor Says
Mayor Estefanía Mercado says Playa del Carmen will no longer approve new developments unless developers fund the electrical substations the…
Mérida Jazz Festival 2026: 40 Artists, Free Shows, Tourism Boost
Mayor Cecilia Patrón Laviada presented the second edition of the Mérida Jazz Festival 2026, an...
Bacalar’s Maya Train Station Leaves Taxi Drivers Waiting
Chetumal — Although the Maya Train station in Bacalar represented an opportunity for taxi drivers...
FPMC Opens Txepo’s Art + Architecture Dreamscape in Cozumel
Cozumel — On Thursday, October 15, at 8:00 p.m., the Cozumel Parks and Museums Foundation...
Otoño Cultural 2026: Free Concerts, Butoh Dance and Electronic Music in Mérida
Mérida's Otoño Cultural 2026 opens Oct. 14 with free concerts, butoh dance and an electronic music gathering running through Oct.…
Yucatán Congress Committees Advance Guayabera and Temozón Smoked Meat as Cultural Heritage
Yucatán congressional committees unanimously approved measures to declare the guayabera and Temozón's smoked meat cultural heritage, sending them to the…
Cancún Fumigates Cemeteries to Curb Dengue Ahead of Day of the Dead
Cancún is fumigating its three public cemeteries and clearing water-holding debris to curb dengue-carrying mosquitoes before Day of the Dead…