FutFest Expects Up to 15,000 Attendees for Mexico’s Next Match in Cancun
Cancun's FutFest expects 15,000 attendees for Mexico's next match, with new screens and family-friendly activities.
Quintana Roo Senator Gino Segura Requests Leave to Strengthen 4T Territorial Organization
Senator Gino Segura requested indefinite leave from the Senate starting June 25 to focus on organizing the Fourth Transformation in…
Seven Cuban Nationals Arrested With Large Drug Haul on Holbox Island
Seven Cuban nationals were arrested on Holbox Island with marijuana, cocaine, and ecstasy.
Mexico Extends Mobile Phone Registration Deadline to October 28
Mexico's telecom regulator plans a 120-day extension for mandatory mobile line registration, pushing the deadline to October 28.
Tulum Separates Two Inspection Officials Amid Corruption Allegations; Traffic Department Also Under Review
Two inspectors in Tulum were removed after citizen complaints of extortion. The mayor says traffic officers will also be investigated.
Water Supply Disruptions Expected in Cancun and Isla Mujeres Due to CFE Power Outage
A planned power outage by CFE on Wednesday may disrupt water service in Cancun and Isla Mujeres, Aguakan warns.
Cozumel Faces Highest Per Capita Debt in Mexico
Cozumel's debt exceeds 1 billion pesos, burdening each resident with about 4,400 pesos.
Federal Judge Upholds Charges Against Woman in Xibalba Pet Cremation Fraud Case
A federal judge in Chetumal upheld charges against Briseidy Koo Dávila for impersonating a veterinarian in the Xibalba pet cremation…
Pollen, Heat and Sahara Dust Trigger Allergy Surge in Quintana Roo
A combination of high pollen, extreme heat, and Sahara dust is driving a rise in respiratory allergies across the region.
Woman Detained in Isla Mujeres for Recording Police Sparks Rights Debate
A woman was detained by Isla Mujeres police for recording them. Rights groups say documenting public officials is legal.