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Cancún: 90 Real Estate Projects Underway but Sales Drop 30%

In the next two years, the real estate sector expects investments of over $300 million in Quintana Roo, largely due to public works carried out in recent years, including new and upcoming infrastructure. Patricia Mora, president of the Mexican Association of Real Estate Professionals (AMPI) Cancún, highlighted that private real estate investments continue to grow […]

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Canadian detained with machete in hand, accused of sexual assault

As part of actions against gender violence and attention to victims, the Municipal Police of Solidarity arrested an immigrant suspected of sexually assaulting a woman and attempting to hurt her with a machete in the Mayakoba development. Preventive police officers arrived at Rosaleda Street where they detained Alexandre “N”, 41 years old, from Canada, who […]

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Four More People Disappear in the City of Mazatlán

Two men and two women have been added to the list of missing persons in recent days in the city of Mazatlán. The investigations were shared through social media groups and official channels seeking the public’s help to locate them alive. According to the information, on October 4, 31-year-old Rafael Chávez Pérez was taken from […]

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Querétaro-San Luis Potosí Highway Closed Due to Passage of Boilers

The Querétaro-San Luis Potosí highway is experiencing traffic disruptions from the Querétaro Industrial Park to the Guanajuato border due to the passage of boilers heading to the Tula refinery in Hidalgo. In this section, crane workers have begun removing pedestrian bridge infrastructure and signage to allow the passage of the mega boilers, complicating vehicular traffic. […]

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Isla Mujeres Announces the Luz y Vida ‘Between the Living and the Dead 2024’ Festival

The municipal president of Isla Mujeres, Atenea Gómez Ricalde, presented the program for the fourth edition of the Luz y Vida ‘Between the Living and the Dead’ Festival. This festival is organized by the Directorate of Culture with the aim of keeping traditions alive. Therefore, the mayor extended an invitation to all local families and […]

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Hurricane Milton Halts Crossing to Cozumel: Playa del Carmen Maritime Terminal Suspended

The closure of the port in Playa del Carmen due to Hurricane Milton has significantly affected tourism service providers. With the port closed to navigation due to Milton’s passage through the Yucatán Peninsula, crossing conditions at the Playa del Carmen Maritime Terminal remain suspended until further notice. This suspension impacts tourism service providers, who have […]

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Isla Holbox Remains Calm After Hurricane Milton

Winds were recorded on the beaches, so residents stayed in their homes as a precaution. The island of Holbox woke up to a dense calm after Hurricane Milton passed by the state’s coasts. However, strong winds from the remnants of the natural phenomenon, which is moving away from this tourist destination, were forecasted for midday […]

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Celestún and Sisal, the Most Affected Municipalities by Hurricane Milton

After Hurricane Milton, which was downgraded to Category 4, the damage assessment identifies that the municipalities of Sisal and Celestún suffered the most, with flooding, fallen trees, and no phone network. According to reports from the Civil Protection of the State of Yucatán, in the municipality of Celestún, some fallen poles and lines were reported, […]

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Governor of Yucatán Reports No Casualties After Hurricane Milton: “I Must Acknowledge the Culture of Prevention”

Although the cyclone did not make landfall, its center was only 60 kilometers from the coast of Progreso. In the morning conference on Tuesday, October 8, the governor of Yucatán provided an update after Hurricane Milton passed near the Mexican coast. According to Joaquín ‘Huacho’ Díaz Mena, the cyclone was just 60 kilometers from Progreso […]