Farmers’ Group Protests Threatened Power Cuts in Tulum
Antorcha Campesina members demonstrated in Tulum against potential electricity cuts affecting 1,500 families.
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Quintana Roo Authorities Launch Measles Vaccination Drive After 31 Confirmed Cases
Health officials aim to administer 336,000 doses over 10 weeks following measles outbreak.
Quintana Roo Judicial Chief Seeks Budget Increase for Court Reforms
The head of Quintana Roo's Superior Court says current funding is insufficient to implement judicial reforms.
Quintana Roo Governor Praises Mexican Army as Pillar of Security and Development
Governor Mara Lezama recognized the Mexican Army's role in security, infrastructure projects, and disaster response.
Researchers Discover New Subterranean Snake Species in Puebla, Mexico
Scientists identify a rare, non-venomous snake living underground in Puebla's Balsas River basin.
Mexican Tax Authority Tightens Scrutiny on Private Loans, Warns of Fines Up to 7.6 Million Pesos
Mexico's tax authority is increasing oversight of private lending, requiring registration and reporting for loans over 188,000 pesos.
Jaguar Population in Mexico Halved Due to Habitat Loss, New Book Warns
A new book reveals jaguars have lost over half their historic range in Mexico, with low genetic diversity and threats…
Mexican Supreme Court Allows Children to Use Mother’s Surname First
Mexico's Supreme Court ruled families can choose the order of children's surnames, ending the paternal-first tradition.
Cancún Municipal Vaccination Site Administers Over 3,700 Measles Doses in First Week
A municipal vaccination site in Cancún has administered over 3,700 measles vaccine doses during its first week of operation.
Therian Movement Calls First Gathering in Culiacán, Sparking Debate Over Non-Human Identity in Mexico
A viral video of therians in Culiacán has prompted Mexico's first therian gatherings and psychological discussion.