Profeco Cracks Down on Mérida Gas Stations in Coordinated Operation with National Guard

A joint operation between Mexico’s Federal Consumer Protection Agency (Profeco) and the National Guard has led to the closure of five gas stations in Mérida, following allegations of improper distribution of gasoline. The crackdown was carried out after Profeco’s investigation revealed probable irregularities in the delivery of fuel at one of the targeted stations. According […]

Gas Prices in Mérida Hit Record Highs: Here’s How You Can Save

The price of gasoline in Mérida has reached record highs, with the average cost per liter varying depending on the gas station. According to reports from the Energy Regulatory Commission (CRE), motorists are facing steep prices for fuel, with some stations charging as much as 26.70 pesos per liter for diesel. The current prices are […]

Yucatán Unveils Ambitious Tourism Campaigns to Attract Millions in 2025

The state of Yucatán has launched an ambitious strategy to collaborate with prominent tourism operators worldwide, unveiling 22 global campaigns aimed at attracting millions of international visitors in 2025. This initiative is part of the state’s ongoing effort to strengthen its presence as a top-tier tourist destination. Building upon recent successful engagements at key international […]

Sheinbaum’s fourth visit to Yucatán begins

President Claudia Sheinbaum Pardo and the governor of Yucatán, Joaquín Díaz Mena, led the distribution of cards for the federal program “La Escuela es Nuestra” (School is Ours) this Saturday. The event took place in the municipality of Izamal. The activity seeks to strengthen the state’s education system through direct funding for school communities. The […]

Mérida City Council Tackles Street Vendors’ Presence in Las Américas Neighborhood

The Mérida City Council has launched an initiative to remove street vendors from the Aro roundabout in the Las Américas area, following repeated complaints from residents about public safety and environmental concerns. The decision was taken after multiple grievances were lodged with local authorities regarding pollution, litter, noise, harm to wildlife, and encroachment on public […]

Mérida Proves Itself as Mexico’s Safest Capital

For the second consecutive year, Mérida has reaffirmed its status as the safest capital in Mexico, boasting a crime rate six times lower than other major cities across the country. According to the Executive Secretariat of the National Public Security System (Sesnsp), Mérida’s crime rate stands at just 100.4 crimes per 100,000 inhabitants, significantly lower […]

Wildlife Trafficking Ring Busted in Yucatán: Three Arrested, 22 Animals Seized

A major wildlife trafficking ring has been dismantled in Yucatán, Mexico, with three individuals arrested and 22 endangered animals seized. According to the Attorney General’s Office (FGR), the suspects were charged with crimes against biodiversity, including the transportation of several species. The FGR bulletin indicates that officers from the Yucatán Public Security Secretariat (SSP) made […]

Mennonites in Yucatán: A Growing Environmental Concern

The Mexican government has identified a significant environmental problem on the Yucatán Peninsula, where the Mennonite community is causing damage to native bee species and the ecosystem with their farming practices. Alicia Bárcena Ibarra, head of the Ministry of Environment and Natural Resources (Semarnat), has warned that the Mennonites are “a very serious environmental problem” […]

Screwworm Infestation Spreads to Eastern Yucatán

A case of screwworm infestation has been confirmed on a ranch in Valladolid, marking the first reported incidence of the disease in eastern Yucatán. According to Mario Esteban López Meneses, president of the Eastern Yucatán Regional Livestock Union (UGROY), the situation is being closely monitored and cattle ranchers are taking precautions to prevent further infections. […]