FIFA cancels Zocalo volunteer training due to teacher protests
Mexico City — Less than ten days before the 2026 World Cup kicks off in...
Mexicans turn to eSIM and WhatsApp to avoid cellphone registry
Mexico City — A new mandate requiring all mobile phone lines to be registered with...
Archaeologist Eduardo Matos Moctezuma Criticizes Government Neglect of Cultural Heritage
Eduardo Matos Moctezuma and Bolfy Cottom denounce budget cuts, censorship, and damage to archaeological sites.
FIFA Fines Mexican Football Federation for Homophobic Chants at 2024 Friendlies
Court upholds fines but reduces stadium closure penalty for homophobic chants by Mexican fans.
Tulum Residents Reach Agreement With Authorities Over Telecom Antenna Relocation
After weeks of protests, Tulum residents and officials agree to move a telecom antenna to a sports complex and launch…
Three Suspects Charged in Playa del Carmen Drug Raid
Three people were charged with drug offenses after a raid in Playa del Carmen, Quintana Roo.
Quintana Roo Congress Approves Reform to Shield Elections From Foreign Interference
The reform adds foreign interference as grounds for annulling local elections, protecting democratic sovereignty.
Equality and Full Rights Recognition Still Pending for LGBTTTI Community, Activists Say
Activists in Cancun say equality and full rights remain pending for the LGBTTTI community despite some progress.
Quintana Roo Plans First Coastal Zoning to Combat Beach Erosion
Quintana Roo is developing Mexico's first coastal zoning plan to streamline restoration and combat beach erosion.
Pope Leo XIV Names Mexican Montserrat Alvarado as Vatican Communications Minister
Montserrat Alvarado becomes first woman and layperson to lead a Vatican dicastery solo.