Activists Warn Maya Train Caused Irreversible Damage to Yucatan Aquifer and Caves
Environmental activists say the Maya Train has caused irreversible harm to the Yucatan Peninsula's aquifer and cave system.
Indigenous Schools in Playa del Carmen Face Severe Shortages; Aid Campaign Planned
Indigenous and rural schools in Playa del Carmen lack infrastructure and materials, prompting a municipal aid campaign.
Nichupté Bridge to Close One Sunday Per Month for Recreation
Quintana Roo governor announces monthly Sunday closures of the Nichupté Bridge for pedestrian use.
Quintana Roo State Pushes Municipalities to Align Traffic Rules With State Law
State officials are working with all 11 municipalities to ensure local traffic regulations comply with state law.
Sheinbaum Visits Street Child World Cup With U2, Calls for Peace and Music Over Violence
President Sheinbaum attended the Street Child World Cup in Mexico City alongside U2, promoting peace and children's rights.
CIA Operations in Mexico: Covert Actions Challenge Sheinbaum’s Sovereignty Narrative
Journalist J. Jesús Esquivel reveals CIA covert operations in Mexico, including a surgical strike on a cartel figure, challenging the…
Mexican Tax Authority Seizes Four Properties of Former Quintana Roo Governor Roberto Borge
Mexico's tax agency seized four properties of ex-Governor Roberto Borge, who is imprisoned in Morelos, over unpaid taxes.
Dolphin Discovery to Host Inclusive Educational Event for Dolphin and Sea Lion Day in Cancun
Dolphin Discovery celebrates Dolphin and Sea Lion Day with a free, inclusive educational event in Cancun on May 20.
Mary Hernandez Honors Teachers in Felipe Carrillo Puerto With Dinner, Dance, and Raffle
Mayor Mary Hernandez celebrated Teachers' Day with a dinner-dance, comedy show, and raffle for thousands of educators.
Tulum Installs Tourist Information Kiosks at Archaeological Zone
Tulum installed information kiosks at the archaeological zone to guide visitors on free beach access and services.