Child Trafficking Crisis in Quintana Roo: Report Warns of Criminal Recruitment and Exploitation
A report reveals Quintana Roo leads Mexico in child trafficking cases, with criminal networks exploiting vulnerable youth.
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Quintana Roo School Finally Gets Covered Dome After 25-Year Wait
A primary school in Rancho Viejo, Quintana Roo, receives a long-awaited covered dome for nearly 1,000 students.
Cancún Shelters Report Moderate Child Populations, Officials Cite Improvement
Two DIF shelters in Cancún report lower child occupancy compared to previous years, with officials hopeful for further declines.
Mexican President Sheinbaum Praises Bad Bunny’s Super Bowl Show Amid Trump Criticism
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum praised Bad Bunny's Super Bowl halftime show, contrasting with Donald Trump's criticism.
Mexican President Sheinbaum Demands U.S. Action on Military-Grade Ammunition Trafficking
President Claudia Sheinbaum calls for stricter U.S. controls after report reveals cartels using American-made .50 caliber rounds.
Quintana Roo University Joins EU-Funded Project to Boost Indigenous Social Entrepreneurship
UQRoo joins a three-year EU initiative to support indigenous student-led social enterprises.
Nine Mexican States Reinstate Mask Mandates as Measles Cases Surge
Nine Mexican states reintroduce mask mandates as measles cases exceed 8,500, with schools and government offices most affected.
Mexican Airlines Maintain Flights to Cuba Despite Aviation Fuel Shortage
Mexican airlines continue flights to Cuba despite a fuel shortage, with carriers loading extra fuel in Mexico for round trips.
Measles Cases Surge in Mexico as Health Officials Urge Vaccination Review
Mexico reports 8,575 confirmed measles cases, prompting health authorities to urge vaccination review.
Mexico to Import 110 Million Sterile Larvae to Combat Screwworm Infestation
Mexico will import 110 million sterile flies to combat a screwworm outbreak that has halted cattle exports to the U.S.