Mexico Sends 250 Rescue Soldiers and 5 Dogs to Venezuela After Devastating Earthquakes
Mexico dispatched 250 military rescuers and five dogs to Venezuela to help after strong earthquakes this week.
US Fugitive Wanted for Child Sexual Abuse Arrested in Tulum
A US citizen wanted for sexual assault of a minor was arrested in Tulum, Mexico, and faces extradition.
Cancún Deploys Over 2,000 Ovitraps to Combat Mosquito-Borne Diseases
Health authorities in Cancún have installed 2,014 ovitraps to monitor and control Aedes aegypti mosquitoes.
Maya Language Decline Raises Alarm in Yucatán as Fewer Children Learn It at Home
Despite over half a million speakers, the Maya language faces a generational crisis in Yucatan as transmission to children plummets.
Judge Dismisses Fourth Amparo Lawsuit Against Land-Use Change for Perfect Day Project in Mahahual
A federal judge in Chetumal rejected a fourth amparo lawsuit challenging land-use changes for Royal Caribbean's Perfect Day project in…
Isla Mujeres Nautical Sector Hit by Sharp Drop in Tourism Demand
Nautical service providers in Isla Mujeres report demand at 30-50%, blaming insecurity, high taxes, and unfair commission structures.
Argentine Influencer Sparks Debate After Refusing to Pay Day Pass at Tulum Hotel
An Argentine influencer refused to pay a day pass at a Tulum hotel, arguing her social media content was sufficient…
Cancun Mayor Ana Patricia Peralta to Seek Leave to Run in Morena Primary
Cancun Mayor Ana Patricia Peralta will request a temporary leave to compete in Morena's internal process for a key party…
Coba Faces Tourism Collapse as Guides Report Minimal Activity and Scarce Income
Tourism at Coba archaeological site has plummeted to 10% of previous levels, devastating local guides and businesses.
Tulum Expands Sargassum Disposal Capacity, Plans Sand Recovery
Tulum has expanded sargassum disposal capacity and is developing a sand recovery process to mitigate beach erosion.