Tamaulipas defends highway surveillance
The head of the SSPT, General Sergio Chavez Garcia, said that the state’s highways are guarded by approximately 3,500 members of the State Guard to protect the route of the countrymen coming from the United States, after they pointed out that it was insufficient Grupo REFORMA published over the weekend that despite the promises of […]
Rotavirus cases increase by 75% in Tamaulipas; 77 patients treated
In Tamaulipas, cases of enteritis due to rotavirus increased this year and up to week 49 there is a record of 77 patients treated in clinics and hospitals of the state network, which represents an increase of 75%. The statistics cover up to December 7, 2024, and in the same period of 2023, 44 diagnoses […]
Mexican Government Relents on Controversial $42 Cruise Tax Amid Industry Pushback
In a significant development that could alleviate concerns for the multi-billion-dollar cruise industry, Mexico’s government has agreed to delay the implementation of a new tax targeting cruise ship passengers. The long-debated and contentious $42-per-guest charge was set to kick in on January 1 but will now take effect on July 1, 2025. The decision follows […]
The Future of the National Transparency Platform Amid INAI’s Extinction
The imminent dissolution of the National Institute for Transparency, Access to Information and Protection of Personal Data (INAI) threatens the institutional mechanisms designed to enhance accountability. Central to this crisis is the National Transparency Platform (PNT), which has provided citizens access to over 15 billion public data points. Its potential weakening or disappearance raises critical […]
Tax Benefits Extended to Cozumel to Boost Regional Economy
Governor Mara Lezama has announced that the federal government’s fiscal incentives, which have been granted to Chetumal since 2020 to attract investment, will now be extended to Cozumel. These incentives include exemptions from VAT and ISR on the importation of certain types of merchandise. Details of the Incentives The exemptions will also apply to merchandise […]
Taxi Drivers in Playa del Carmen Face Trial for Assault on Tourists
Two taxi drivers, Daniel “N” and José Alejandro “N,” are facing trial for their involvement in an assault on tourists in Playa del Carmen. The incident occurred on November 22 at the entrance of an ecotourism park. The drivers allegedly surrounded a private vehicle, mistaking the driver for a digital platform service provider. They threatened […]
Tragedy in Tulum: Person Falls to Death from Fourth Floor in Aldea Zamá
A tragic incident occurred in Aldea Zamá, Tulum, when a person fell from the fourth floor of a tourist complex, resulting in instant death. The fall happened around 9:57 a.m. on Tuesday, December 17, within the Riviera Maya housing complex. Witnesses immediately alerted authorities and emergency services via 911. Upon arrival, paramedics confirmed that the […]
Tulum Residents and Foreigners Protest Beach Entrance Fees
A group of approximately 200 people, including foreign residents and local citizens, protested in Tulum yesterday, demanding free access to the beaches. The demonstration caused significant traffic disruptions as the main avenue was blocked for about two hours. The protesters gathered at the intersection of Cobá and Tulum Avenue, holding banners and calling on President […]
Grupo Anderson’s Announces 4th Golf Tournament and ‘El Refugio’ in Cancun
Grupo Anderson’s has unveiled details of the fourth edition of its prestigious Golf Tournament, set to take place on January 25, 2025, at the Iberostar Cancun Golf Club. This highly anticipated event promises an unforgettable day for players, businessmen, and golf enthusiasts in a luxurious setting. This year, the tournament will move from the traditional […]