Pemex Breaks Silence on Campeche Sound Oil Spill, Admits Leaks and Cleanup Efforts
After days of silence, Petróleos Mexicanos (PEMEX) has finally acknowledged an oil spill from its Akal-C platform to Dos Bocas in the neighboring state of Tabasco. The incident has left a trail of destruction along at least 16 kilometers of coastline in Tabasco. Local residents and fishermen had been warning of environmental damage caused by […]
Tulum Airport’s Impact on Passenger Traffic Leaves Cancún and Cozumel Feeling the Pinch
A recent analysis by Monex Casa de Bolsa has revealed a significant decline in passenger traffic at Grupo Aeroportuario del Sureste (Asur) airports, including Cancún and Cozumel, due to the integration of Tulum International Airport into the airport system. According to data from January to April, Asur handled 14.46 million passengers, marking a 3.6% annual […]
Cancún on Brink: Rising Violence Drives Businesses Out of Mexico’s Top Tourist Paradise
The once-thriving tourism hub is now reeling under the grip of organized crime and a wave of violence that has forced local businesses to shut down, leaving entrepreneurs living in fear for their lives. The economic powerhouse of the Mexican Caribbean, Quintana Roo state, home to Cancún and Playa del Carmen, was once synonymous with […]
Erosion at El Recodo Beach Leaves Tourist Boat Operators Without Safe Boarding Area in Playa del Carmen
The erosion of El Recodo Beach has left tourist boat operators without a safe and designated boarding area, forcing them to pick up clients from alternative locations. According to José Gómez Burgos, secretary of the Caribbean Sea Tourism Cooperative, the lack of a designated space is causing significant issues for both tourists and boat operators. […]
Mexico wins gold and silver at the Shanghai 2025 Archery World Cup
Mexico once again asserted its authority and reaffirmed its position as one of the major powers in international archery after winning gold and silver medals this Friday at the 2025 World Cup in Shanghai, China. The gold medal went to the women’s compound archery team, comprised of Maya Becerra, Mariana Bernal, and Adriana Castillo, who […]
“Water millionaires” increase Mexico’s water stress
May has begun, and in Mexico, people are looking to the sky trying to predict what the rainy season will be like, which is expected to begin in just a few weeks. Although the first rainfall has already arrived in some regions, everything indicates that this year’s season will be just as dry as the […]
Organizations warn about the growing vulnerability of migrant children in Mexico.
Migrant children face multiple human rights violations while transiting through Mexico, where the number of minors on the move has increased by more than 500% in the last six years, according to a report by the civil society organizations Plan International and Save the Children, presented this Monday. Amid the tightening of immigration policies by […]
Mexico will take 20 years to replace pharmaceutical imports
The federal government’s decision to condition pharmaceutical companies’ participation in the 2026 consolidated drug procurement only on having production plants within the country will worsen the drug shortage, experts warned. They assert that it could take Mexico up to 20 years to develop a robust value chain to replace imports. “Forcing pharmaceutical companies to establish […]
“Jalisco is the heart of Mexico”
There are many things that unite Canada and Jalisco. Things that go beyond the solid trade relationship, transnational treaties and political agreements, economic aspirations, and shared concerns. We are united by the stories, roots, and memories of the nearly 10,000 Canadians—according to embassy data—who, by choice or destiny, live permanently in our state. We are […]