San Cristóbal’s Río Amarillo Faces Severe Pollution and Mosquito Proliferation

The Yellow River (Río Amarillo), which flows through the eastern, northern, and western sections of San Cristóbal de Las Casas, continues to be one of the city’s most polluted waterways—a situation that concerns residents and environmentalists alike due to the accumulation of trash, foul odors, and the proliferation of mosquitoes. Despite constant appeals from authorities […]

ARE THE REQUIREMENTS CHANGING?

The Supreme Court ratified that it will no longer be mandatory to be a Mexican citizen by birth to access certain state public positions. The decision came after the Court invalidated a restriction in Durango related to the State Auditor’s Office. The ruling allows naturalized citizens or those with dual nationality to also aspire to […]

The massive beaching of sargassum intensifies in Quintana Roo.

The massive influx of sargassum has once again intensified along the coast of Cancún, compelling the municipal government of Benito Juárez, Quintana Roo, to reinforce its monitoring, cleanup, and inter-agency coordination efforts. These measures aim to mitigate the environmental, tourism-related, and economic impacts of the 2026 season—a season that specialists are already forecasting as one […]

Quintana Roo Solidifies Its Status as a Gastronomic Destination; 13 of Its Restaurants Appear in the Michelin Guide

Quintana Roo is strengthening its reputation as a world-class gastronomic destination. In the first edition of the Michelin Guide for Mexico, 13 establishments from the state were included on the prestigious list, while three restaurants received Michelin Stars. “With great pride, I want to share that our wonderful state, Quintana Roo, has been recognized by […]