Fences blocking the coastal road in Los Cabos are removed.

Councilwoman Petra Juárez reported that she toured the coastal road, which was blocked by a padlocked fence that prevented access, but found it open this Sunday. “Early this Sunday, I toured the road, where there used to be several fences, which have since been removed, and security personnel were guarding the properties. They asked us […]

Direct Flight Destinations from Los Mochis: A Comprehensive Guide

The Valle del Fuerte International Airport in Los Mochis serves as a vital hub for domestic travel, offering a range of nonstop flights to key destinations across Mexico. Whether for leisure, business, or reconnecting with loved ones, travelers have access to numerous options. Key Destinations and Airlines – Mexico City: One of the most well-connected […]

Street Vendors Cleared from La Plancha Park to Ensure Pedestrian Safety

In a coordinated effort, Mérida’s Municipal Police Department and the Subdirectorate of Fixed, Semi-Fixed, and Street Vendors have removed several street vendors operating in La Plancha Park, particularly at the intersection of 46th and 43rd Streets. The action was prompted by a surge in holiday visitors, as reported in a statement from the Mérida City […]

Mérida Resident Faces Charges for Property Dispossession and Damage

In a legal case before the Control Judge of the First Judicial District, O.E.G. has been charged with dispossession of real property and damage to another person’s property. The defendant is accused of illegally constructing a dividing wall on land belonging to another individual without the owner’s consent, as outlined in criminal case 400/2024. The […]

Cancún Faces Hotel Occupancy Challenges During Holy Week

A report from the Cancún, Puerto Morelos, and Isla Mujeres Hotel Association reveals that hotel occupancy rates during Holy Week have averaged between 65% and 70% in most downtown and beachfront properties within this popular tourist zone. These figures fall short of expectations, as the anticipated daily operations of over 600 flights were not achieved. […]

Argentine Woman Missing in Cancún Found Safe in Jungle

After more than ten days of uncertainty, María Belén Zerda, a 38-year-old Argentine woman who had vanished in Cancún, was found alive and safe. The discovery, made on Good Friday morning, was confirmed by Mexican authorities to her family, bringing an end to their agonizing wait. Belén was located in a jungle area wearing the […]

Tulum Introduces New Emergency Reporting Numbers for Faster Response

The government of Tulum, Quintana Roo, has unveiled new emergency numbers designed to provide residents with a quicker and more efficient response to incidents. These numbers, now operational, allow citizens to file reports either through landline calls or via WhatsApp messages. The lines are open for reporting complaints and requesting assistance from municipal teams tasked […]

Tulum’s Streets Transform for the Stations of the Cross

On Good Friday morning, Tulum bore witness to one of the most profound religious traditions in Christianity: the reenactment of the Stations of the Cross. This solemn event, performed by the Catholic community, commemorates Jesus Christ’s path to crucifixion and is a highlight of Holy Week’s liturgical activities. The procession began at the Parish of […]