US sanctions port in Quintana Roo over Calica case

The U.S. House of Representatives today approved sanctions against ships that use confiscated ports in the Americas in response to the Mexican government’s declaration to remove Vulcan Materials’ control of the Punta Venado Maritime Terminal in Quintana Roo. Source: reforma

There is a lack of coordination in the fight against sargassum in the Riviera Maya

The Mexican Association of Women Entrepreneurs (Amexme) believes there is a lack of genuine coordination among the three levels of government to address the sargassum problem in the Riviera Maya. Interviewed in Playa del Carmen, Valeria Rinderstma, president of this association in the Riviera Maya, stated that the strategy implemented so far has demonstrated a […]

“Tulum” bar at CU closed after brutal fight between young people

The measure was taken after a video went viral on social media showing two young men fighting in the middle of traffic on Valsequillo Boulevard. Those involved ignored the flow of traffic, endangering their own safety and that of others. According to official information, the “Tulum” bar failed in its responsibility to maintain order in […]

Cancun breaks the mold: it’s no longer just sun, now it’s a global spectacle

Cancun is experiencing a tourism boom driven by international events that have attracted more than 40,000 visitors so far this year, strengthening its global positioning beyond traditional sun and beach tourism. Mayor Ana Paty Peralta highlighted that competitions like HYROX Cancun 2026, which brought together more than 10,000 athletes and thousands of attendees, have been […]

Armed attack at a bar in Cancun reportedly left several injured

An armed attack inside a bar in Cancún, Quintana Roo, left at least five people injured early Monday morning, March 30, according to unofficial reports. The incident prompted a large deployment of security forces in the area of ​​Kabah and Niños Héroes avenues. According to testimonies gathered by the Facebook page Noticias Cancún 365 Días, […]

‘The Venezuelan’ arrested in Cancun for extortion

Jorge Luis Brizuela Guevara, “El Venezolano” (The Venezuelan), an alleged associate of former Quintana Roo Governor Carlos Joaquín González, was arrested Wednesday for his suspected involvement in extortion and attempted femicide. In a statement, the Quintana Roo State Attorney General’s Office reported that the suspect is being held in pretrial detention. “Two arrest warrants issued […]

Athletes from Tulum denounce poor conditions at SEDAR

The situation of high-performance athletes from Tulum has generated concern among parents after a complaint was filed alleging inadequate conditions during their stay at the SEDAR training center in Chetumal, where they were transferred under a sports scholarship program. The case was brought to light by Gema Oliva, the mother of two young Greco-Roman wrestlers […]

Tulum faces a labor crisis due to cancellations and low hotel occupancy

Tulum’s tourism industry is experiencing a period of instability that is already directly impacting employment, following cancellations of reservations and hotel operations below capacity, according to union representatives in the destination. Claudio Cortés Méndez, commissioner of the CROC union in Tulum, warned that recent international tensions, such as the conflict in Iran, have caused approximately […]