Cozumel Pushes for UNESCO Recognition of El Cedral Festival
Cozumel is seeking UNESCO recognition for the 178-year-old El Cedral Festival, a key tradition and symbol of community identity.
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Cozumel is seeking UNESCO recognition for the 178-year-old El Cedral Festival, a key tradition and symbol of community identity.
Cozumel's FPMC invites volunteers to protect sea turtles during the 2026 nesting season. Mandatory training on May 8.
Uber will launch its women-only ride option in Cancun, allowing female passengers to request trips with female drivers.
The Mexican Senate ended its session without voting on a reform to guarantee free access to public beaches and protected…
Despite a weekend inauguration, the Nichupté Bridge in Cancún remains closed for adjustments, frustrating drivers.
A 22-year-old woman was rescued after threatening to jump from a bridge in Playa del Carmen.
Mexico's Bienpesca program provides 8,000-peso direct payments to over 2,198 small-scale fishers and aquaculture farmers in Quintana Roo.
Yucatán's delegation placed third in the 2026 National Children's Rights Knowledge Tournament in Mexico City.
Allegations of unpaid bills and illegal connections raise questions about the management of Tulum's Parque del Jaguar.
The FPMC presents a Mother's Day concert featuring the Rondalla Cuzamil on May 9 at the Museum of the Island.