CFE Denies Power Crisis in Yucatan Peninsula, Assures Guaranteed Supply
Mexico's state power company CFE denies an electricity crisis in the Yucatan Peninsula, citing new projects and mobile units.
Foreign Tourist Dies After Entering Sea at Playa Paraíso in Tulum
A foreign tourist died after entering the sea at Playa Paraíso in Tulum, where no lifeguards are stationed.
Quintana Roo Mobility Agency Faces Allegations of Impersonation During Chetumal Operation
Witnesses allege a non-employee participated in a vehicle inspection operation in Chetumal.
Legal Uncertainty Surrounds Chen Zubul, Playa del Carmen’s Last Major “Green Lung”
The future of Chen Zubul, a 40-hectare stretch of mangrove and jungle widely considered the last significant “green lung” dividing…
Local Charities Team Up for Valentine’s “Yappy Hour” Fundraiser in Playa del Carmen
A red carpet, a lineup of costumed dogs, and a packed house at The Admiral Sports Bar on Sunday set…
First Stage of “Copa Azur” Sailing Circuit Concludes Successfully in Bacalar Lagoon
With steady winds and strong athletic participation, the Bacalar Nautical Club successfully hosted the opening stage of the “Copa Azur”…
Puerto Aventuras Approves Sargassum Defense Plan as Experts Warn 2026 May Be Another Record Year
Property owners in Puerto Aventuras voted overwhelmingly this week in favor of installing an offshore sargassum deflection barrier system, a…
Isla Mujeres Carnival Parade Brings Color and Music to Paseo de Las Aves
Families and tourists enjoyed the colorful Carnival parade in Isla Mujeres, featuring music and floats.
Maya Train Construction Halted by Sierra Papacal Farmers Over Land Dispute
Farmers in Sierra Papacal halted Maya Train construction, alleging land irregularities and corruption.
Yucatan Peninsula at Critical Point for Mangrove and Wetland Conservation, Researchers Warn
Researchers warn the Yucatan Peninsula's mangroves and wetlands face critical threats from urbanization and pollution.