The arrival of sargassum along Mexico’s Caribbean coast has had a devastating impact on tourism businesses, with restaurant owners and beach club operators reporting a significant decline in customers. The accumulation of sargassum has made the beaches almost unrecognizable, leaving visitors disappointed and frustrated. Restaurant owner Rodrigo Pérez described the situation as “more sargassum than […]
Playa del Carmen and Spain Join Forces for Sustainable Tourism Revolution
In a bid to modernize its traditional tourism model, the city of Playa del Carmen has joined forces with Spanish business leaders specializing in smart travel and sustainability. The move is part of a broader effort to create a more humane, inclusive, and environmentally-friendly destination. The partnership was forged during a working meeting held by […]
Cozumel Set to Shine with Vibrant Culture and Adventure at 2025’s Cozumel Vivo Fest
The island paradise of Cozumel, known as the “Land of Swallows,” is a tropical gem in the Mexican Caribbean that offers an unparalleled blend of natural beauty and cultural attractions. This summer, the island will come alive with the second edition of the Cozumel Vivo Fest, a vibrant celebration of art, music, and environmental awareness. […]
Airport Assault Suspect Arrested in Cancún
A man identified as Eder Alexis “N” has been arrested by authorities in Quintana Roo for allegedly assaulting a foreign tourist at Cancún International Airport. The arrest comes after a video was shared on social media showing the suspect attempting to prevent a woman from boarding an Uber vehicle. According to preliminary investigations, the suspect […]
Hurricane Shelters in Playa del Carmen and Puerto Aventuras Deemed Safe for Residents
Following a recent inspection of hurricane shelters in the municipalities of Playa del Carmen and Puerto Aventuras, Mario Alejandro Moguel Rosado, president of the local College of Civil Engineers, has reassured residents that none of the issues identified pose a significant risk to the population in the event of a meteorological emergency. According to Moguel […]
Maya Train Sparks Violence, Dispossession, and Militarization in Indigenous Communities
A forum held at the UNAM Cephcis (National University of Mexico) has brought to light the devastating impact of the Maya Train on indigenous communities across the Yucatan Peninsula. The megaproject, touted as a means of economic development, has instead led to increased violence, dispossession, and militarization in areas where it operates. Activists from Campeche […]
Yucatán Power Crisis: Experts Pinpoint Causes Behind Frequent Blackouts
A scorching heat wave has gripped Yucatán, leaving thousands of residents without electricity as the state’s power grid struggles to keep up with soaring demand. In recent weeks, municipalities across the region have been plagued by constant blackouts, particularly in densely populated areas. The situation is exacerbated by a projected population boom, with estimates suggesting […]
Yucatán Farmers Demand Action Against Land Dispossession by Businessmen and Developers
A group of ejidatarios from several towns in Yucatán gathered at the Mérida International Convention Center to raise their voices against land dispossession by businessmen and real estate developers. The protesters, who came from Kinchil, Ixil, Celestún, María Chi, Texán Palomeque, and Yaxkukul, expressed their frustration and concern over the impact of unchecked urban development […]
Campeche Governor Defends MrBeast’s Visit Amid Controversy
The governor of Campeche, Layda Sansores, has come out in defense of YouTuber MrBeast following his visit to the state, which was met with criticism from some quarters. In a public letter, Sansores praised MrBeast for promoting tourism and cultural awareness in the region through his video, which was filmed at various archaeological sites including […]
Sweltering Heat Forces Class Suspensions in Campeche
Intense heat has gripped San Francisco de Campeche, forcing authorities to suspend classes at all educational institutions in the city due to the risk of heat stroke for children. Temperatures have soared to as high as 42 and 45 degrees Celsius, prompting education officials to take drastic measures. Preschools, elementary schools, higher education institutions, and […]