New Access Arch to Enhance Playa del Carmen’s Entrance

Mayor Estefanía Mercado oversaw the assembly of a new access arch to Playa del Carmen. The arch will not only beautify the area but also be equipped with video surveillance cameras, contributing to peace-building strategies in Solidaridad. Accompanied by Secretary of Infrastructure and Public Works, Dorys Aké Sierra, the Mayor announced that the project is […]

Ecological Crisis in Cozumel: Mass Killing of Parrotfish Sparks Outcry

On Thursday, the Corales Vivos de Cozumel organization reported a tragic event: the mass killing of parrotfish in Cozumel. This wildlife conservation group highlighted the critical importance of this protected species and the severity of the incident. Brigade members from the Corales Vivos de Cozumel collective found over 60 dead parrotfish along the coast near […]

Couple Denied Boarding at Cancun Airport Due to Lack of Pet Documentation

A couple from Mexico City faced an unexpected setback when they were denied boarding at Cancun International Airport for not presenting a physical medical certificate for their pet, a Yorkie dog. Although they had the document in digital form, the airline required a printed copy. Isaac Alonso, one of the passengers, expressed frustration, noting that […]

Daylight Shooting Near Grand Oasis Cancun Raises Security Concerns

The security of Cancun’s hotel zone was called into question again after an attempted execution in broad daylight on Monday, February 17. The incident occurred near the Grand Oasis Cancun hotel. According to Quintana Roo Hoy, around 12:30 p.m., a group of armed men opened fire on a street vendor on the beach in front […]

Mandatory Video Surveillance Cameras Proposed for Cozumel Businesses

The municipal president of Cozumel, José Luis Chacón Méndez, has proposed a new security measure that would require commercial establishments to install video surveillance cameras. This initiative, currently under review by the City Council, aims to integrate these cameras into the Security Control and Monitoring Centers (C2 and C5), thereby expanding video surveillance coverage across […]

Uqroo Graduates to Gain Texas Litigation License

The Autonomous University of the State of Quintana Roo (Uqroo) has secured an agreement with the University of St. Mary’s, Texas, enabling its law graduates to obtain a license to practice in Texas. On March 6, Uqroo’s Academic Mobility unit will provide more details about this initiative aimed at expanding opportunities for its law graduates. […]

Transporters Fight Against High Fees at Tulum Airport

Transporters are rallying against a recent fee hike at Tulum International Airport, where authorities have reinstated a charge of 933.80 pesos for providing tourist transportation services. The president of the Mexican Association of Tourism Agencies (Amatur), Sergio González Rubiera, announced that federal transporters are appealing to Quintana Roo Governor Mara Lezama to negotiate a more […]