Viva la Disco to Host Sixth Edition at Yucatan Center for Visual Arts
Yucatan's largest independent record fair returns Sept. 12 with more than 30 stores, book launches, DJ sets and free entry.
Mexico’s Supreme Court Rules Indigenous People Entitled to Interpreters from First Contact with Authorities
Mexico's Supreme Court established that indigenous people have a right to interpreters from first contact with authorities, even before formal…
Crocodile Luring by Tour Guide in Cozumel Sparks Criticism
A Cozumel tour guide used a bone tied to a pole to attract a crocodile for tourists, drawing online backlash.
New York Lawmakers Question Maya Train Construction Over Environmental Damage
After seeing Maya Train damage to cave waters, New York lawmakers urge Mexico to enforce environmental law.
Cozumel Firefighters Raise Nearly 3 Million Pesos in Seven Years
Seven annual collection drives have raised nearly 3 million pesos to support Cozumel's fire department.
Mexico Tells Schools to Enroll Migrant Children Without Documents
Schools in Mexico must enroll migrant children even if they lack birth certificates, school records or immigration documents, under a…
Quintana Roo Surveillance Network Passes 10,500 Cameras
More than 10,500 surveillance cameras are now linked to Quintana Roo's C5 command center, helping reduce crime rates by over…
Quintana Roo Reports 50 Heat-Related Illnesses and 4 Deaths
Quintana Roo has recorded 50 heat-related cases and four deaths this season, with heat indexes reaching 45°C.
Costa Mujeres Hotels Project Up to 60 Percent Occupancy in September
Business events and tourism campaigns help Costa Mujeres hotels close September with up to 60 percent occupancy.
Tulum Hoteliers See Year-End Recovery but Warn Against Coastal Raves
Tulum hotel association president says occupancy should pick up by November, but large raves on the coast could hurt the…