One in Four Cigarettes in Mexico Is Illicit, Study Finds
A study reveals 23.3% of Mexico's cigarette market is illicit, costing an estimated $1.3 billion in lost tax revenue.
Ancient Rock Art Discovery Halts Mexico City-Querétaro Train Route
Archaeologists discover 16 prehistoric rock paintings and carvings in Hidalgo, forcing rerouting of major train project.
Cozumel Councilor Defends Xcaret After Cancellation of Sacred Maya Crossing
A Cozumel councilor criticizes the federal government after Xcaret canceled the Sacred Maya Crossing event.
Yucatan’s Great Maya World Museum to Host Traditional Vaquería Afternoon With Free Admission
The Great Maya World Museum will host a free traditional vaquería celebration on April 25 featuring jarana music and dance.
Mexico Debates Euthanasia Legalization as ‘Ley Trasciende’ Bill Stalls in Senate
Mexico faces a national debate on euthanasia legalization as the Ley Trasciende bill remains stalled in the Senate.
Taxi Driver Targeted in Armed Attack, Vehicle Set Ablaze After Crash in Cancún
A taxi driver was attacked by armed assailants in Cancún, leading to a crash and fire that destroyed the vehicle.
Lawyers Organize Assemblies to Enlist Over 1,000 Maya Communities in Yucatan Peninsula Lawsuit Against Xcaret
Lawyers are holding assemblies across the Yucatan Peninsula to enlist Maya communities in a lawsuit against Grupo Xcaret over cultural…
Quintana Roo Mayor Faces Scrutiny Over Undervalued Property Purchases and Undisclosed Assets
Mayor Erik Borges Yam faces allegations of undervalued property acquisitions and undisclosed business interests.
Yucatán Secures Over 170 Cruise Ships for 2026, Confirms 156 Arrivals for 2027 After International Summit
Yucatán secures over 170 cruise arrivals for 2026 and confirms 156 for 2027 after Seatrade summit.
Ex-Partner Arrested for 2021 Femicide of Activist
Cancún, Quintana Roo — José Luis N, the former partner of Mari Karla Hernández Ortiz,...