Underwater Sculptures Aim to Save Caribbean Coral Reefs in Quintana Roo
A new project in Paamul uses sculptures and coral nurseries to restore Caribbean reefs.
Endemic Birds in Danger in Northern Quintana Roo as Urban Development Expands
Wildlife rescues in Quintana Roo exceed 250 annually, driven by habitat loss from urban sprawl.
Puerto Morelos Shuts Down 10 Illegal Developments on Cenote Route
Authorities have closed 10 of 30 illegal real estate projects along the ecologically sensitive Ruta de los Cenotes.
Cancun Hotel Association Donates 100,000 Pesos to Red Cross
The Cancun hotel association donated 100,000 pesos to support the Red Cross's life-saving services in the region.
US Sentences One of Mexico’s Most Prolific Human Traffickers to 11 Years
Ofelia Hernández Salas, known as Doña Lupe, was sentenced for smuggling thousands of migrants with Sinaloa Cartel ties.
Protest in Tulum Over Argentine Accused of Humiliating Local Vendor Goes Ahead Despite Apology
A protest in Tulum over an Argentine accused of humiliating a pozol vendor will proceed despite an apology and his…
Mexico Denies Emergency Repairs on Cancun’s Nichupté Bridge, Says Structure Is Safe
SICT says visible metal structures are part of original design, not emergency shoring.
Feminist Network Demands Air-Conditioned Classrooms and Drinking Water Amid Heat Wave in Quintana Roo
A feminist collective in Quintana Roo demands urgent measures to protect students from extreme heat, criticizing government inaction.
Cancun to Host 2026 National Ice Skating Championship
The 39th National Ice Skating Championship will take place in Cancun from May 18-24, featuring Olympic skater Donovan Carrillo.
Jet Fuel Price Surge 61% Threatens Mexican Caribbean Tourism, But Officials Remain Optimistic
Jet fuel prices have risen 61% since January, pressuring airlines in Quintana Roo, but officials and businesses say the destination…