Mexican Groups Plan Mega-March on 2026 World Cup Opening Day
Collectives plan peaceful protests in Mexico City, Guadalajara, and Monterrey on June 11 to highlight disappearances and social issues.
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Ship Carrying Aid From Mexico and Belize Arrives in Cuba
A cargo ship with humanitarian aid from Mexico and Belize docked in Havana on Sunday.
Renowned Archaeologist Eduardo Matos Slams ‘Archaeological Frankensteins’ in Yucatan
Eduardo Matos Moctezuma criticizes relocation of Maya Train artifacts into new parks, calling them unscientific.
Mexico’s Most Wanted: 12 Key Figures in Organized Crime and Political Scandal
A list of 12 high-profile figures, from cartel leaders to officials, highlights Mexico's intertwined crises of corruption and violence.
Playaparq Still Waiting for Relocation of 103 Parking Spaces Removed for Avenue 10 Works
Playaparq says 103 parking spaces removed for Avenue 10 renovations have not been relocated after eight months.
Audio Leak Allegedly Links Playa del Carmen Police Commander to Caborca Cartel
An audio recording allegedly reveals a Playa del Carmen police commander negotiating with a Caborca Cartel member.
Businesses Risk Fines Up to 29 Million Pesos for Broadcasting World Cup Matches Without License
Mexican businesses face fines up to 29.3 million pesos for showing World Cup matches without proper authorization.
Pressure Mounts on Mexican Senate to Unblock ‘Free Beaches’ Bill After Tulum Access Restrictions
Citizens and politicians demand the Senate vote on a bill guaranteeing free beach access after restrictions at Tulum's Jaguar Park.
Tulum Hoteliers Seek to Lower Entry Fees at Parque del Jaguar
Hoteliers in Tulum are negotiating with park administrators to reduce entrance costs and boost tourism.
Quintana Roo Unveils Child Protection Protocol Ahead of 2026 World Cup
Governor Mara Lezama presented a protocol to protect children during mass events, developed with DIF and UNICEF.