Through a post shared on their social media, the Ley Sabina Campeche collective announced that they are following up on the complaint filed with the Campeche State Human Rights Commission against Governor Layda Sansores for the alleged unjustified arrests and imprisonment of two of their members. They also requested that the affected women and their […]
63,000 bathers at inclusive beach in Carmen
In an unprecedented event, more than 63,000 people visited the Inclusive Beach in the Playa Norte area during Holy Week. This Inclusive Beach is the second to open on Isla del Carmen and is equipped with the necessary equipment and support staff to allow people with disabilities to enter the sea. According to figures released […]
Apps slow down taxi drivers in Campeche
Campeche, April 6, 2026 – Taxi drivers in Campeche warned of a sharp drop in demand for their service due to the growth of digital platforms like InDrive, which they claim operate without regulation and with lower fares. The general secretary of the United Front of Taxi Drivers (FUTV), Teresita Vivas Cornelio, stated that the […]
“Campeche beaches are clean”
Amid widespread concern over the recent oil spill in the Gulf, Petróleos Mexicanos (Pemex) has issued a message that brings relief to the fishing and tourism sectors of the state: Campeche’s beaches are free of contamination. This confirmation comes after a series of aerial and ground inspections aimed at tracking the spread of the oil […]
Layda Sansores claims her statement, “to be a candidate, you have to be a drug trafficker,” was taken out of context.
The governor of Campeche, Layda Sansores San Román, asserted that the media took her words out of context after she mentioned that in Mexico, “to be a candidate, you have to be a drug trafficker or have powerful connections.” However, in her most recent broadcast of “Jaguar Tuesday,” she clarified that, while her analysis wasn’t […]
NGOs report that the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico began in February in the state of Campeche.
Based on satellite imagery, environmental organizations denounced on Wednesday that the oil spill in the Gulf of Mexico, which has affected 630 kilometers of coastline in the states of Veracruz and Tabasco, began in February in the waters of the state of Campeche, in southeastern Mexico. In a statement, the NGOs, including the Mexican Center […]
Campeche government spends 1.8 million pesos at Fitur in Madrid in 8 days
The Campeche state government, headed by Layda Sansores San Román of the Morena party, spent 1,815,282 pesos during its participation in the International Tourism Fair (Fitur), held from January 21 to 25, 2026, in Madrid, Spain. The public funds that the Campeche government used in just eight days—from January 19 to 26—represent almost a quarter […]
Low demand for Airbnb
With the goal of offering accommodations through the Airbnb platform, real estate agents will encourage hoteliers to make suites available for this purpose. Luis Gerardo Reina González, a real estate developer in Carmen, explained that unlike other parts of the country, Carmen does not have listings on Airbnb, so alternative options must be explored. “One […]
Highway robbery in Campeche
A tractor-trailer carrying several tons of lemons overturned on its left side on the Ciudad del Carmen–Villahermosa highway, near the town of San Antonio, after running off the road and crashing into a tree. This led to looting by dozens of people. According to initial reports, the wrecked vehicle was a white Volvo, unit number […]
Holy Week 2026; What time do the holidays start in Campeche?
This Friday, March 27, 2026, elementary school students in Campeche will not have classes, as the date coincides with the monthly School Technical Council (CTE) meeting and also marks the official start of the Easter break established in the 2025-2026 SEP (Ministry of Public Education) calendar. The CTE meeting, held on the last Friday of […]