Quintana Roo Reports 14 Human Cases of Screwworm Infestation in 2026
Quintana Roo has confirmed 14 human cases of screwworm myiasis in 2026, ranking among the top seven states in Mexico.
Quintana Roo Lawmaker Calls for Permanent Driver’s License
Local PT deputy Hugo Alday urges Quintana Roo to adopt a permanent driver's license, citing benefits for citizens.
Free Art Exhibition ‘El Origen del Trazo’ Opens at Cozumel’s Museo de la Isla
The free exhibition features Emilio Chalita's continuous-line portraits, open Tuesday to Sunday at Cozumel's Museo de la Isla.
Mexico to Face Ecuador in World Cup Round of 16
Mexico will face Ecuador in the World Cup round of 16 after Ecuador upset Germany to advance.
Missing 12-Year-Old Found in Cancun Hotel Room After Four Days
A 12-year-old boy reported missing for four days was found alone in a Cancun hotel room. His father is missing.
New York Times Says Mexican Officials Have Become Informants for Trump
The New York Times reports that Mexican officials are providing information to the Trump administration about their own party members.
Residents Block Valladolid-Felipe Carrillo Puerto Highway Over CFE Power Outages
Residents of Santa Rosa blocked a major highway to protest constant power outages by the CFE, leaving traffic paralyzed.
Renovation of Rueda Medina Boardwalk Completed, Boosting Mobility and Tourism in Isla Mujeres
The Rueda Medina boardwalk renovation is finished, improving mobility, safety, and tourism appeal in Isla Mujeres.
Supreme Court Ruling Against Xcaret Still Unenforced Three Months Later
Mexico's Supreme Court ruled against Xcaret over Maya symbols, but the effects remain unpublished.
Uruguay Cancels Private Flight for National Team After World Cup Group Stage Exit
Uruguay's World Cup exit turns chaotic as the football association cancels the team's charter flight, forcing players to return individually.