Why are Tulum and Valle de Guadalupe suddenly receiving fewer tourists?
Tulum and the Guadalupe Valley face a decline in tourism due to insecurity, high costs, and the presence of sargassum seaweed. Approximately two years ago, Tulum and the Guadalupe Valley were the trendiest destinations to visit in Mexico. Tulum was a Caribbean paradise, famous for its turquoise waters and soft sand beaches, while the Guadalupe […]
Residential areas in Playa del Carmen experience constant power outages
The Riviera Maya, particularly the city of Playa del Carmen, has experienced a series of power outages in recent days, affecting both local businesses and residents, who have expressed their discontent on social media. The most recent outage occurred on the night of Thursday, May 14, according to a report from the Federal Electricity Commission […]
SICT denies social media reports about alleged emergency shoring up of the Nichupté bridge inaugurated in Cancun
The Nichupté Vehicular Bridge, one of the most important infrastructure projects in Cancún, Quintana Roo, has once again sparked conversation on social media after images circulated showing alleged “emergency shoring” of its structure. Following the viral spread of the topic, the Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation (SICT) denied any risk to the structure and […]
A member of the Hells Angels wanted in Canada for drug and arms trafficking was arrested in Cancun.
A member of the Hells Angels—an international criminal organization operating under the guise of a motorcycle club—was arrested in Cancún, Quintana Roo, by members of the Mexican Navy in coordination with the Secretariat of Security and Citizen Protection and the Attorney General’s Office. The individual, identified as Denis “N,” was the subject of an Interpol […]
COVID reappears in Yucatán: First case detected so far in 2026
The health department indicated that at the end of the first week of May, a woman was confirmed to have COVID-19 in the state, representing the first official case of 2026. It should be noted that on this same date last year, the state had accumulated eight positive cases, reflecting a significant decrease in the […]
THE PENTAGON’S ULTIMATUM AND THE SHIELD OF IMPUNITY: HARFUCH SACRIFICS HIMSELF TO SAVE ROCHA MOYA
Today, the clash between Washington and the National Palace reached its point of no return. While the United States sharpens the knives for military intervention, the Mexican government has just decided on its final strategy: absolute cover-up. Let’s analyze the two sides of this Black Tuesday, because the hypocrisy has just broken all records: “We […]
Pet ownership changes in Baja California Sur: a proposed reform will impact all pet owners
The Board of Directors of the 17th Legislature of the Congress of Baja California Sur took a decisive step toward animal protection by referring to committee an initiative that seeks to transform the legal status of pets in the state. The proposal’s central tenet is the recognition of animals as sentient beings, establishing that their […]
Hiking in Quintana Roo is growing as an alternative to mass tourism.
Hiking in Quintana Roo is establishing itself as one of the fastest-growing activities within nature tourism. This type of tourism combines adventure, wellness, and sustainability, attracting national and international travelers seeking outdoor experiences and genuine contact with local culture in the wake of the pandemic. Zendy Euan Cuan, Director of Tourism for Felipe Carrillo Puerto, […]
Greenpeace protests against mega-tourism project in the Mayan Jungle, in Quintana Roo
With the unfurling of a banner on scaffolding in front of the Palace of Fine Arts, Greenpeace protested against the Perfect Day mega-tourism project in the Mayan Jungle, Quintana Roo, stating that the decision to authorize it rests with the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (Semarnat). In response, the institution headed by Alicia Bárcena […]