Mexico’s Maya Train Struggles Amid Unfulfilled Promises, Marginalized Communities
Two years after opening, the Maya Train faces low ridership and empty hotels, while nearby villages lack basic services.
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Two years after opening, the Maya Train faces low ridership and empty hotels, while nearby villages lack basic services.
Mayli Ramírez and Daniela Hernández earned bronze in synchronized platform diving at the CONADE 2026 National Olympiad.
Mexico's weather service predicts 11-15 named storms for the Atlantic, with heightened risk due to warm ocean temperatures.
Chetumal will host the 32nd International Beekeeping Congress in 2026, featuring experts from France and Costa Rica.
Quintana Roo is building eight new hospitals and expanding existing clinics to improve healthcare access across the state.
Gasoline prices in Cancún and Isla Mujeres reach record levels, surpassing national averages and straining drivers' budgets.
At least ten cases of screw worm have been confirmed in livestock farms in Playa del Carmen.
Mexico's Supreme Court will review the revocation of Calica's port concession after federal judges declined to rule on its constitutionality.
A $1.5 billion private hospital in Cancún will be the first maternal-child facility in southeast Mexico, targeting medical tourism.
The Gran Consejo Maya demands the removal of Oscar Banda Gonzalez from his federal indigenous dialogue role.
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