Querétaro General Hospital confirmed to be at capacity
The governor of the state, Mauricio Kuri González, announced that the possibility of allocating additional funds to address the demand for beds at the General Hospital of Querétaro will be analyzed. This comes after medical personnel reported that the healthcare system has become overwhelmed and that up to 30 nurses have resigned. In response, Kuri […]
Celebration of the 300th anniversary of the Arches of Querétaro: free concerts and shows
The Aqueduct of Querétaro, declared a World Heritage Site by UNESCO in 1996, stands out not only as an emblematic work of viceregal hydraulic engineering, but also for the profound significance it held for the people of Querétaro since its construction in the 18th century. Composed of 74 arches that reach an average height of […]
Querétaro will return the Conín-5 de Febrero section of Highway 57 to the federal government.
The municipality of Querétaro will sign an agreement this week to return to the federal government the section of Highway 57 between Conín and 5 de Febrero, whose administration and maintenance had been handled by the municipal government until now, despite its high operating costs. This was confirmed by the municipal Secretary of Government, Miguel […]
Mara Lezama warns of fraud involving the delivery of land in exchange for cleaning it
The governor of Quintana Roo, Mara Lezama Espinosa, warned of an alleged scam in the Akumal-Tulum area, specifically in the Santa Teresa neighborhood, where individuals are offering free land in exchange for cleaning properties through the “Obra por Amor” (Work for Love) profile. She described this practice as completely false and deceptive to the public. […]
Why is gasoline more expensive in Quintana Roo? Unions denounce market concentration and price gouging on the Peninsula
The rising cost of gasoline in Quintana Roo has become a source of pressure on the local economy. Labor unions announced they will appeal to the Federal Consumer Protection Agency (Profeco) to request its intervention regarding what they identify as a concentration of the fuel market in the state. The unions maintain that a distribution […]
Nichupté Bridge, about to open… and Kukulcán is still to come
The head of the Ministry of Infrastructure, Communications and Transportation (SICT), Jesús Esteva, announced this Thursday that the Nichupté Bridge is nearing completion in Cancún. The project is considered strategic for improving traffic flow to the hotel zone, one of the areas with the highest traffic volume in the Mexican Caribbean. During the President’s daily […]
Real estate uncertainty in Quintana Roo
The Quintana Roo real estate sector faces an uncertain outlook at the start of 2026, stemming from both national and international economic and political factors, reported the Mexican Association of Real Estate Professionals (AMPI). Regional coordinator Patricia Mora noted that this context has generated caution among advisors and buyers, impacting market expectations in the state. […]
Monarch butterfly breaks new ground: now reproducing in Quintana Roo
Quintana Roo is emerging as a new breeding ground for the monarch butterfly, with up to 700 individuals in the state. This not only redefines its traditional distribution in Mexico but could also help strengthen its populations and combat its risk of extinction by opening new routes and safe areas for its development. Previously, it […]
The silent rescue of the reef: how corals in Quintana Roo are revived from a laboratory
The Mexican Caribbean is not only synonymous with turquoise beaches; beneath the surface, a silent battle is being waged for the survival of one of the planet’s most important ecosystems: coral reefs. In Quintana Roo, scientists and divers work daily to rescue these organisms, which, although they resemble rocks, are fundamental living beings for marine […]