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Quintana Roo Government Cracks Down on Irregular Real Estate Developments

The government of Quintana Roo has taken decisive action to combat fraudulent property sales in the state, intervening in 70 irregular real estate developments that do not have permits. According to José Alonso Ovando, head of the Secretariat of Sustainable Urban Territorial Development (Sedetus), these interventions are designed to stop illegal property sales and protect […]

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Sweet Treats Awaits at the 2025 Hojaldra Fair in Campeche

The Campeche City Hall and the Union of Bakers have announced the dates for the 2025 Hojaldra Fair, an event that promises to bring together 20 traditional bakeries from the region. The fair will be held on Saturday, May 31st and Sunday, June 1st in the IV Centenario Park, also known as San Martín Park. […]

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Beat the Heat in Mérida: Cool Spots to Escape the Sweltering Temperature

As the mercury rises in Mérida, Yucatán, locals and tourists alike are seeking refuge from the scorching heat. Temperatures often soar above 40°C (104°F), making it essential to find effective ways to stay cool while still enjoying the city. One popular solution is to retreat to air-conditioned spaces. Shopping malls like La Isla, Plaza Altabrisa, […]

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Mérida Banorte Marathon: A Call to Action for Runners from Around the World

The city of Mérida is gearing up to host one of its most anticipated events, the 2026 Mérida Banorte Marathon, which will take place on January 4. With a prize pool of over 800,000 pesos, Mayor Cecilia Patrón Laviada officially announced the call for entries to participate in this year’s edition. The mayor emphasized that […]

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Blood-Stained Rituals: Archaeologists Uncover Chilling Discovery in Ancient Mayan ‘Blood Cave

A recent excavation at Dos Pilas in Guatemala’s Petén archaeological site has shed new light on the dark rituals that took place within an ancient Mayan “Blood Cave.” The cave, known as Cueva de Sangre, is one of many caves in the region that have revealed a glimpse into the lives of the Maya people. […]

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Mazatlán comes alive with meeting tourism

Convention tourism continues to inject dynamism into the local economy. May closes with a flourish with the International Mango Symposium, while June kicks off with the National Convention of Alcoholics Anonymous, events that will attract thousands of visitors and specialists from across the country and abroad. This was announced by Alejandro Higuera Osuna, Undersecretary of […]

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Revolutionizing Global Connectivity: Taara Unveils a Laser-Powered Internet Solution

In a move that could potentially upend traditional internet delivery methods, California-based startup Taara has broken free from Alphabet and unveiled its cutting-edge laser technology, promising faster speeds and lower costs than satellite systems. A small team of engineers in Mountain View, led by founder Mahesh Krishnaswamy, now the company’s chief executive, has developed an […]

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Paola Suárez will be the queen of the Pride parade in Mazatlán

We’re proud to be the 2025 Pride queen! It’s content creator Paola Suárez, who will be present at the LGBTTTIQA+ Pride march in Mazatlán. The organizing committee of the now-traditional LGBTTTIQA+ Pride march announced that this year’s queen would be “Lost” Paola Suárez, causing excitement among attendees and supporters. On the social media channels of […]

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Ready for the rain: Crews clean grates and streets in Mazatlán

The Mazatlán City Council, headed by Mayor Estrella Palacios Domínguez, is now prepared for the first rains of the season. Through the Public Services Department, headed by Karla Camacho Guzmán, immediate response crews were activated to address critical areas and prevent flooding caused by blocked stormwater systems. The official said these brigades are primarily made […]