Tulum Municipal Payroll Purge Removes Over 100 ‘Ghost Workers’
A payroll audit in Tulum removed over 100 ghost workers, saving millions in public funds.
Politics
Sheinbaum Demands Explanation From U.S. Over El Paso Airspace Closure
Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum seeks official U.S. explanation for El Paso airspace closure amid drone concerns.
Puerto Morelos Approves $49 Million Annual Investment Program for 2026
Puerto Morelos approves $49 million investment program for 2026 infrastructure projects.
Bacalar Mayor Prioritizes Festivities Over Violence as Municipality Marks 15 Years
Bacalar's mayor emphasizes carnival prizes and tax rewards while ignoring violence in communities like Limones.
Environmental Groups Demand Transparency on CFE Submarine Power Line in Playa del Carmen
Environmental groups demand transparency for a CFE submarine power line project over ecological concerns.
Analyst Warns Yucatan Peninsula Could Become Caribbean’s New Panama, But Must Tackle Crime
Analyst says Yucatan Peninsula could replace Panama as Caribbean financial center, but crime must be addressed.
Mexico Sends First Humanitarian Aid Shipment to Cuba Amid US Pressure
Mexico dispatched 814 tons of food and supplies to Cuba, with the first shipment arriving Thursday.
Madrid Leader Ayuso Labels Mexico a ‘Narco-State,’ Compares It to Cuba and Venezuela
Madrid's regional president called Mexico a 'narco-state' and compared it to authoritarian regimes.
Mexican Senate Approves Entry of U.S. Navy SEALs for Joint Training
Mexico's Senate authorized 19 U.S. Navy SEALs to enter for joint training exercises with the Mexican Navy in Campeche.
INE Voter ID Remains Primary Document in Quintana Roo Despite Biometric CURP Rollout
INE voter ID demand grows 5-8% in Quintana Roo as biometric CURP project advances nationally.