In Chiapas, navigation in the Sumidero Canyon is suspended due to Cold Front 36.
Tourist activities in Sumidero Canyon, Chiapas, were suspended due to the passage of Cold Front 35, which caused strong gusts of wind. Source: milenio
Young Birdwatchers Discover Cozumel’s Feathered Treasures in “Mangrove Chipes” Program
Cozumel’s municipal government, led by José Luis Chacón Méndez, continues to champion environmental education and the protection of endemic species through its bird monitoring and ecological initiatives. One such effort, the “Mangrove Chipes of Cozumel,” recently brought a group of children closer to nature while nurturing an appreciation for the island’s rich biodiversity. As part […]
Army clashes with armed civilians in Chiapas; two dead and seven arrested
Mexican Army personnel and Chiapas state security personnel engaged in a confrontation with armed civilians who attacked them during an operation in the municipality of Villaflores. According to a statement released by the Chiapas Attorney General’s Office (FGJ), the confrontation occurred on Friday morning, when personnel from the FGJ, the Secretariat of Public Security (SSP), […]
Exotic Flavors Take Center Stage at Carnívoro Fest 2025 in Mérida
Carnívoro Fest 2025 transformed Mérida into a hub of gastronomic exploration, delighting food enthusiasts with its diverse offerings and unforgettable experiences. This year’s highlight was the introduction of ostrich meat and eggs—an exotic option winning global acclaim for its exceptional nutritional benefits. Uriel González, proprietor of the Carne de Avestruz restaurant, shed light on this […]
More than 40 surveillance cameras used by criminal cells have been removed in Huatulco, Oaxaca.
In Oaxaca, state and federal authorities removed a video surveillance network used by criminal groups in the municipality of Santa Cruz Huatulco. A total of 40 closed-circuit cameras installed in public streets were removed. According to the state Attorney General’s Office, these devices “were used for surveillance purposes by criminal cells operating in that area […]
Javier Cruz Jiménez, former mayor of San Pedro Mixtepec, Oaxaca, was murdered.
On Monday, March 17, the murder of Javier Cruz Jiménez was reported as a result of a shooting. He was the former mayor of San Pedro Mixtepec, Oaxaca. The identity of the aforementioned individual was reported by the State Attorney General’s Office, which only shared the initials J.C.J. “The initial investigations carried out by the […]
Boosting Growth in Yucatán: The “Vive Telchac” Initiative Takes Shape
A group of real estate companies in Yucatán has joined forces under a new civil association named “Vive Telchac” with the aim of promoting organized growth in the port area and the town of Telchac. This initiative seeks to improve road infrastructure, create employment opportunities, and foster a sustainable ecosystem within the region. The director […]
Massive Sargassum Arrival Hits Quintana Roo’s Beaches
The state of Quintana Roo has been hit by a massive arrival of sargassum on its beaches, with over 450 kilometers of coastline affected. The macroalgae washed ashore on Saturday morning, affecting popular tourist destinations such as Tulum, Cancún, and Cozumel. The south of the state was particularly hard-hit, with Mahahual and Xcalak experiencing the […]
Cancún Sees Boom in Airbnb Homes as Foreign Investors Flock To The City
The Mexican city of Cancún is experiencing a surge in investment in vacation rental housing projects, driven by foreign investors seeking to capitalize on platforms like Airbnb. The boom has been fueled by economic uncertainty in the United States, following President Donald Trump’s tariff announcements. Marisol Becerra, regional partner at 4S Real Estate, notes that […]