Tren Maya Cargo Locomotives Begin Testing in Yucatan
Five Wabtec ES44AC locomotives begin dynamic tests in Yucatan as part of the Tren Maya cargo service.
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Maya Community in Dzitnup Defies Yucatan Governor Over Cenote Control
Dzitnup residents reject state takeover of Xkeken and Samula cenotes, demanding local management.
Profepa Confirms Removal of 41,000 Pigs From Yucatan Farm After Definitive Closure
Mexico's environmental agency confirms the removal of 41,570 pigs from a Yucatan farm after a definitive closure order.
INAH Says FIFA Trophy Event at Chichen Itza Did Not Violate Heritage Rules
Mexico's INAH confirms the FIFA World Cup trophy presentation at Chichen Itza complied with heritage protection laws.
Yucatan Ranks Second Nationwide With Six Mpox Cases in 2026
Yucatan has six confirmed mpox cases in 2026, ranking second nationally after Mexico City.
Yucatán Takes Third Place in National Children’s Rights Tournament
Yucatán's delegation placed third in the 2026 National Children's Rights Knowledge Tournament in Mexico City.
Yucatán Grouper Fishery Gets Updated Recovery Plan After Decade of Decline
After a decade without changes, Yucatán's grouper fishery management plan is being updated to reverse a 17% production drop.
Yucatán Trains Over 300 Health Workers to Combat Dengue, Zika, and Chikungunya
More than 300 health workers in Yucatán received training to strengthen prevention and control of dengue, Zika, and chikungunya.
34 Protected Animals Seized at Mérida’s Lucas de Gálvez Market
Federal inspectors seized 34 protected wild animals from vendors at Mérida's historic Lucas de Gálvez market.
Thousands Rally Across Yucatan for Higher Wages and Tax Relief on May Day
Thousands of workers marched in Yucatan on May Day demanding higher wages, tax cuts, and better conditions.