Priest Marcelo Pérez, from the Diocese of San Cristóbal de Las Casas, Murdered
He was one of the main promoters of dialogue and peace processes in the state. “Chiapas is a time bomb,” he had stated on September 13. On the morning of this Sunday, the indigenous Tsotsil priest Marcelo Pérez Pérez was shot and killed while leaving a mass and walking through one of the streets of […]
Alma Animal Tulum Association Organizes Free Sterilization Campaign for Pets of Low-Income Families
This campaign aims to provide a vital service to those who cannot afford the procedure, while also promoting animal welfare in the community. The civil association Alma Animal Tulum will carry out a free sterilization campaign on October 27, 2024, aimed at street animals and those belonging to low-income families. The event will take place […]
Motorcyclists Continue Their Fight Against the Use of Vests in Playa del Carmen
The riders aim to prevent the enforcement of the regulation among their members. Motorcyclists in Solidaridad hope to participate in two more working groups to discuss the so-called “Vest Law” with state authorities, in order to prevent the enforcement of the regulation among their members. Samuel Gómez, leader of motorcyclists in Solidaridad, reported that they […]
Piranhas Found in Tabasco Rivers, Experts Say It Could Be a Species Invasion
The alleged appearance of piranhas in Tabasco waters has generated concern among the scientific community and local residents, as shared on social media. Images of the captured animal were shared online, supposedly caught in Tabasco. It is uncommon to find piranhas in these southern areas, causing residents to fear for their safety due to these […]
‘Nadine’ Leaves Flooding in Southeastern Mexico and Heavy Rains for This Sunday
Dozens of houses in Tabasco and other states reported damage due to the passage of ‘Nadine,’ which is expected to stop affecting the country this Sunday. After impacting Mexico, Nadine degraded to a remnant low-pressure system while remaining on land, causing flooding in the southeast of the country this Sunday, October 20, which could worsen […]
Travel the Complete Route of the Maya Train: Know the Cost and Travel Time Between Palenque and Cancún
You can now travel from Chiapas to Quintana Roo on the Maya Train! Discover how long it takes and the cost of the trip from Palenque to Cancún. The Maya Train continues its journey through southeastern Mexico, and although the entire route is not yet complete, you can already travel from Palenque, Chiapas, to Cancún, […]
Cancún: Paradisus Hotel by Meliá to Temporarily Close
Meliá has announced the temporary closure of its Paradisus Cancún hotel starting June 1, 2025, to undertake an ambitious renovation project aimed at enhancing the guest experience. The renovation involves transforming the five pyramids, respecting the hotel’s iconic architecture and the surrounding nature. Additionally, they will create more luxurious and sustainable spaces to satisfy the […]
‘Taking Mérida’ to Promote the Festival of Souls
It will feature various activities such as the Paseo de las Ánimas, traditional altars, contests, and exhibitions. The goal of the City Council is to continue innovating in the way culture is shared, thus bringing the community even closer to its roots and traditions. The Festival of Souls 2024 is just around the corner, so […]
132 Teams to Compete for Nearly $3 Million in the Bisbee’s Los Cabos Offshore Tournament
With a prize pool of $2,716,000, the three-day sport fishing tournament Bisbee’s Los Cabos Offshore kicked off on Wednesday, October 16, 2024. For 26 years, this tournament has served as a prelude to the Bisbee’s Black And Blue. In an atmosphere of festivity, celebration, and adrenaline, the starting shot was fired for what promises to […]