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Wells in Yucatan contaminated by pig feces

Drinking water from wells and piped systems is highly contaminated by fecal bacteria produced in pig farms. Despite several lawsuits, these farms continue to operate in at least 10 Mayan communities, defying court rulings and harming the health of residents, according to activists and affected residents. They explained that studies by the Microbial Ecology and […]

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Yucatán Week returns to Mexico City with 270 exhibitors.

From October 3 to 12, the Sports Palace will become the epicenter of Yucatecan wealth with Yucatán Week in Mexico, an event that showcases tradition, entrepreneurial talent, and entertainment for thousands of visitors. Leading the presentation, the head of the Ministry of Economy and Labor (SETY), Ermilo Barrera Novelo, stated that Yucatán Week in Mexico […]

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CFE worker tied to pole due to blackouts in Yucatán

Frustration over the constant blackouts escalated in the municipality of Dzemul, Yucatán, where a group of residents detained and tied a Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) worker to a pole, demanding quality service. According to witness accounts, upon noticing the employee’s presence, residents approached him to complain that they had been without power for 12 hours, […]

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Quintana Roo tourism promoters seek to strengthen the Brazilian market

The Quintana Roo Tourism Promotion Council (CPTQ) announces that it will strengthen its promotion in Brazil and channel efforts to reestablish air connectivity with that country after confirming the return of electronic visas. Meanwhile, the State Tourism Secretariat is preparing steps to extend this digital process to tourists from Ecuador and Bolivia. Andrés Martínez Reynoso, […]

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QRoo: Atlantic cyclone threat for the weekend

The National Hurricane Center (NHC) in Miami reported that a low-pressure area associated with a tropical wave, located west-southwest of the Cape Verde Islands, presents favorable conditions for tropical cyclone development in the coming days. The agency increased the probability of cyclone development to 50% in the next 48 hours and maintains its seven-day formation […]

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Chiapas shows progress in egg and meat production

According to data from the Chiapas Economic Development Agency (FEC), during June 2025, turkey meat production in the state grew by 20.6% compared to the same month in 2020, marking the largest increase in this period. In the same month of June, egg production for consumption grew by 4.0% compared to the same month last […]

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Oaxaca transporters protest against the BinniBus

Oaxaca City urban transport concessionaires, accompanied by operators, protested this Wednesday at the end of the national flag-raising ceremony in the Alameda de León neighborhood. They accuse the Salomón Jara administration and the Secretary of Mobility, Yesenia Nolasco, of deceiving them about their participation in the BinniBus project and attempting to eliminate public transport concessions […]

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September has begun! A 4.7 magnitude earthquake strikes Oaxaca: Moderate intensity reported.

A magnitude 4.7 earthquake struck Oaxaca in the early hours of Friday, September 5, according to the National Seismological Service. According to estimates, the earthquake, for which no seismic or cell phone alerts were activated, occurred just 4 kilometers south of San Pedro, Pochutla, Oaxaca, at a depth of 9 kilometers. Due to its proximity […]

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These are the 5 most common diseases in Querétaro

From January to March 2025, Querétaro had a mortality rate of 135.7 deaths per 100,000 inhabitants. This was revealed by the INEGI’s Registered Death Statistics (EDR). Age, gender, and state of residence are some of the factors that affect mortality rates among Mexicans. Querétaro ranks 14th among states with the lowest mortality rates and is […]