New Bar Hours Will Go into Effect in Cancún on June 15
The city of Cancún is cracking down on nightlife in a bid to reduce crime rates and improve security. Starting June 15, bars and clubs located in the urban and tourist areas will be required to close their doors by 2:00 a.m. and 3:00 a.m., respectively. The decision was made in response to recent crime […]
Cancún Tourist Area to See Early Curfew As Restaurant Closing Hours Reduced
The city of Cancún has taken a significant step towards reducing excessive alcohol consumption by approving a reduction in restaurant closing hours. The new measures, aimed at curbing late-night revelry, will see the closure time for nightlife establishments such as restaurants, bars, and nightclubs moved up to 3 a.m. Municipal President Ana Paty Peralta announced […]
The Destruction of Cuxtal: Mérida’s Lung Under Threat
The Cuxtal Reserve, a vital water source for the city of Mérida, is facing an unprecedented threat from real estate developers, mining activity, and the construction of the Mayan Train. This ecological disaster has been brewing for years, with residents feeling marginalized and excluded from decisions affecting their territory. “We are the lifeblood of Mérida,” […]
Opportunities in Mexico for family offices
Faced with the challenge of addressing the high local and global volatility and uncertainty of recent months, originating in the world’s largest economy, and successfully managing the assets under management of many attendees, the fourth edition of the Family Office & Investor Summit is being held in Mexico City.Mexico, immersed in a world of uncertainty […]
Photo of the day: Basilica of Guadalupe, witness to five centuries of devotion
Photography is a powerful tool for exploring the world around us. By capturing architectural structures, animals, landscapes, or people, we can appreciate beauty and aesthetic sense in a moment frozen in time. Even in the midst of monotony, an image of a corner of Mexico can be entertaining and allow us to learn something new […]
Green Mérida Plants 8,500 Trees to Fight Urban Heat
The city of Mérida has launched an ambitious environmental project to combat urban heat by planting 8,500 trees over a period of 18 days. The initiative, known as the “2025 Forest Crusade,” is part of the comprehensive “Green Mérida” strategy aimed at making the city more livable. Mayor Cecilia Patrón Laviada announced the project during […]
Low voter turnout creates uncertainty about the future of justice in Mexico.
Mexico voted on Sunday, theoretically to improve its justice system, but the low turnout in these first judicial elections represents the latest challenge to a judicial reform process that relied on the election of judges as its cornerstone but has been fraught with criticism, complaints, and irregularities from the beginning. The result: much uncertainty both […]
Mexico leads the purchase of cars made in China
This year, Mexico became the world’s largest buyer of Chinese-made cars, according to figures from the China Passenger Car Association (CPCA), importing 138,643 automobiles in the first quarter of the year. These exported cars range from Chinese brands to companies like GM, Ford, Chrysler, Kia, and Peugeot, which have plants in China. According to Jorge […]
Measles Outbreak Warrants Concern in Mexico as Mpox Cases See Rise
Mexico is grappling with a surge in cases of Mpox, also known as monkeypox, but health specialists are sounding a louder alarm over the spread of measles, which has caused more deaths and poses a greater public health risk. According to data from the Epidemiological Bulletin of the Ministry of Health (SSA), there have been […]