Mexican Organization Saves Coral Reefs and Rescues Vulnerable Youth in the Caribbean
Hurakaan Eco-Táctica achieves 90% survival rate for endangered corals while training over 400 at-risk children.
International Day Against Homophobia, Transphobia and Biphobia: Why May 17 Matters
May 17 marks IDAHOBIT, commemorating the WHO's 1990 decision to declassify homosexuality as a mental illness.
Mexican Household Debt Surges as Incomes Fall, Report Finds
Average Mexican debt rose 6.3% to 193,198 pesos in 2025, while incomes fell, according to a new report.
Yucatan Governor Proposes Mega Plan for Merida Metropolitan Area With Federal Support
Governor Joaquin Diaz Mena proposed a comprehensive plan to President Claudia Sheinbaum for water, mobility and security in Merida.
Sheinbaum Warns Corrupt Officials Cannot Hide Behind 4T Movement Amid US Tensions
President Sheinbaum warns no corrupt official can use the 4T as a shield amid US drug trafficking charges.
New Cancun Prison Project Still Awaiting Federal Funding, Cost Estimated at Over 2 Billion Pesos
Quintana Roo's new prison in Cancun requires 2-2.5 billion pesos in federal funding as inmate population surges.
San Miguel Arcángel Church in Cozumel Marks 80 Years of Faith and Tradition
Cozumel's San Miguel Arcángel Church celebrates its 80th anniversary with a commemorative mass and cultural events.
Over 1,600 Swimmers Take Part in ‘El Cruce’ Open Water Race From Cancun to Isla Mujeres
The 21st edition of 'El Cruce' open water swimming competition brought together 1,638 athletes from 21 countries.
Mexico Supreme Court Orders Consultations in 573 Maya Communities Over Xcaret Case
First community assembly in Yucatán set for Sunday as part of SCJN ruling on indigenous cultural rights.
PAN Demands CFE Director’s Removal Over Power Outages in Playa del Carmen
Mexico's PAN party calls for CFE director's removal after repeated blackouts in Playa del Carmen, citing health and economic risks.