Quintana Roo Expands Measles Vaccination Target to Over 376,000 Doses Amid Rising Cases
Quintana Roo increases measles vaccination goal by 60% as cases rise to 31 with 110 suspected.
Breaking News from Cancun, the Riviera Maya and the Yucatan Peninsula
Quintana Roo increases measles vaccination goal by 60% as cases rise to 31 with 110 suspected.
Quintana Roo recorded seven new tuberculosis cases last week, bringing its total to 50 and ranking 14th nationally.
Dive operators report large manta ray schools in southern Isla Mujeres waters as the viewing and swimming season begins.
Small businesses in Mexico must strengthen accounting as tax authorities deploy AI for automated audits.
Cancún accountants advise reviewing SAT preloaded data and filing early to avoid fines up to $122,000.
Playa del Carmen will host a flamenco fusion festival paying tribute to legendary guitarist Paco de Lucía.
The Mexican Navy has installed over two kilometers of sargassum barrier off Mahahual to protect beaches.
Quintana Roo officials push energy infrastructure and small business loans to stimulate economic growth.
The Cancún Institute of Technology will offer an AI engineering degree starting in 2026, accepting 50 students initially.
Antorcha Campesina members demonstrated in Tulum against potential electricity cuts affecting 1,500 families.
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