Land invaders burn Playa del Carmen police bus
A Playa del Carmen Police bus was burned after an eviction on communal land in this town, where a member of the press was also attacked. In an unprecedented incident in the tourist resort, the police unit, which was used to transport members of the Citizen Security Secretariat to respond to a complaint of dispossession […]
Quintana Roo hoteliers await the free beach access law
The Quintana Roo hotel sector has somewhat disparate positions regarding the law reform that seeks to guarantee free access to the beaches. On the one hand, the president of the Cancún hotel industry, Rodrigo de la Peña, believes that, pending a thorough understanding of the initiative, it seems “complicated” to open beach access to all […]
From the sea to the altars: this is how the Day of the Dead will be celebrated in Quintana Roo.
If you still don’t know where to celebrate the Day of the Dead, destinations in Quintana Roo may be your best option to commemorate the memory of those who have passed away. As every year, Mexico is decorated with marigolds, papel picado, and candles to commemorate the Day of the Dead, one of the country’s […]
What’s happening in Tulum? Empty streets and hotels with barely 54% occupancy; the crisis facing this Caribbean paradise.
Empty streets, closed restaurants, and deserted beaches paint an unusual picture for Tulum, which in previous years was overflowing with tourists. This is evidenced by multiple videos shared on social media, sparking a debate that has already reached the National Palace. In recent hours, social media users and residents of Quintana Roo have begun to […]
Another 19 properties expropriated for the Mayan Train: 11.5 hectares
For reasons of public utility, the federal government yesterday decreed the expropriation of 18 additional properties covering 115,428 square meters, located in five states in the southeast of the country, for the construction of three sections of the Mayan Train. In addition, this Wednesday it ordered the expropriation of a new property in Tinum, Yucatán, […]
Despite $13 billion in federal funds, no money reaches the true indigenous people of Campeche
Although the 2025 federal budget allocated to Indigenous Peoples amounts to 13 billion pesos, these resources are not directly reaching the state’s Indigenous communities, denounced Rufino Cruz Cruz, governor of the Indigenous Childcare Department of the State of Campeche. The representative recalled that since 2019, when he received his appointment and staff, they have not […]
Guanajuato and Yucatán shine in the heart of Mexico
Shortly before the end of the regular session of the Senate of the Republic, Emmanuel Reyes Carmona, of the Morena parliamentary group, extended an invitation to all citizens to attend the International Cervantino Festival, which begins this Thursday, October 10, in Guanajuato. The legislator emphasized that this will be the 53rd edition of the festival, […]
Baja California will bring its cuisine to Mérida in “From Peninsula to Peninsula”
The Baja California Gastronomy Cluster announced the event “From Peninsula to Peninsula,” with the goal of promoting gastronomy and an alliance between Tijuana and Yucatán. The program includes press conferences, conferences, food showcases, and dinners paired with wines and craft beers from the region, said Hugo León Valle, president of the Gastronomy Cluster. “There will […]
Mérida will host Sabor a Vid, a wine festival.
Mérida celebrated National Wine Day in Mexico with the announcement of Sabor a Vid, the first festival specializing in wine culture. The event will feature more than 35 national and international wineries, 15 workshops and pairing tastings, at least five culinary experiences, live music, and much more. On December 6, the Yucatecan capital will host […]