New lynching, now in Tabasco; young man is beaten to death in Comalcalco after being accused of robbing a house
A young man was murdered by a group of people who beat him to death, after accusing him of having broken into a house in Comalcalco, Tabasco. The events occurred during the early hours of Monday in the East Sexta Section ranch, when two men entered a private home to steal a truck and a […]
Aguascalientes, one of the least affected by drug trafficking, says government
The newly appointed Secretary General of the Government of the State of Aguascalientes, Antonio Arámbula López, highlighted that the entity does not suffer the same problems as others in terms of drug trafficking and consumption, however, he stressed that it is an issue in which citizens, authorities and corporations cannot let their guard down. The […]
Maya Train Budget Cut Significantly by Mexican President
Mexico’s Maya Train project has faced a substantial budget cut as President Claudia Sheinbaum reallocates funding to other priorities. While the Maya Train’s budget has been slashed by 70.7%, from 125.9 billion pesos ($6.11 billion) to 36.9 billion pesos ($1.79 billion), at least one other rail project has seen a significant increase in funding. Maya […]
Surprise Search Uncovers Contraband at Cozumel Penitentiary
During a surprise search of the Cozumel penitentiary, authorities uncovered a variety of prohibited items, including adult toys, refrigerators, and illicit substances. According to the Secretariat of Citizen Security (SSC) of Quintana Roo, the operation aimed to detect and confiscate non-permitted items within the prison. The search yielded five adult toys, cell phones, and even […]
Cozumel to Welcome 37 Cruise Ships and Nearly 120,000 Tourists This Week
Cozumel is set to receive a significant economic boost as 37 cruise ships carrying a total of 119,907 tourists will dock on the island during the week of February 10 to 16. The anticipated economic impact is nearly 11 million dollars. According to the Quintana Roo Port Authority (Apiqroo), the week began on Monday with […]
Federal Highway 307 in Tulum Reopens After Two-Hour Protest Over Jaguar Park Fees
Federal Highway 307 at the northern entrance to Tulum was blocked for approximately two hours by protesters demanding free beach access and the repeal of entry fees at Jaguar Park for foreign tourists. The protest began before noon at the intersections of Cobá Avenue and Tulum Avenue. Despite authorities setting up a dialogue table, the […]
Tulum Hoteliers Report Low Occupancy Due to Jaguar Park Beach Fees
Hoteliers in downtown Tulum attribute low occupancy rates to the fees required to enter the beaches within Jaguar Park. The decline has been particularly noticeable among Mexican tourists, who find it difficult to pay 255 Mexican pesos (about 12 dollars) per person. Jesús García from the Chilam Balam hotel stated that Tulum is losing family […]
Ten Arrested for Land Invasion Near Bali Subdivision in Playa del Carmen
Municipal Police in Playa del Carmen have arrested 10 individuals, consisting of five men and five women, for allegedly invading land near the Bali subdivision. The operation was prompted by local residents reporting the presence of an armed group in the area. The incident occurred near the invasion known as “Las Torres.” Residents reported that […]
Foreign Student Drowns in Playa del Carmen: Second Case in 2025
A foreign student from the Autonomous University of the State of Mexico has drowned in Playa del Carmen, prompting an investigation by the State Attorney General’s Office (FGE). Witnesses reported seeing the body floating between 6th and 8th streets north within the Federal Maritime Land Zone (ZOFEMAT). The body was brought to shore and the […]