Compatriots suffer a spectacular accident after entering through the Santa Teresa crossing

Compatriots on board a pickup truck with Arizona license plates were involved in a spectacular road accident. The incident occurred on Saturday night at the intersection of the Casas Grandes and Santa Teresa highways. According to preliminary information from the authorities, the truck had entered through the Santa Teresa intersection heading towards the Chihuahua highway. […]

Heavy flow of compatriots causes long lines of more than four hours on the international bridges from Eagle Pass to Piedras Negras

Long lines were reported again this Saturday to cross from Eagle Pass to Piedras Negras on both international bridges. Several countrymen reported having waited more than 4 hours to cross the border. Drivers said that they began to form at 5 in the morning and, around 9, they were barely reaching the platform of International […]

Querétaro’s Key Urban Development Projects for 2025

Romero Altamirano, Secretary of Urban Development for the municipality of Querétaro, has announced three strategic projects set to begin in 2025. These initiatives focus on the regularization of settlements and constructions, as well as the planning for the arrival of the Mexico-Querétaro Train station. The first project aims to provide legal certainty to residents of […]

Montreal-Cozumel Flight Resumes with Over 100 Passengers

The Montreal-Cozumel flight resumed on Saturday, December 21, bringing over 100 passengers to the famous island. This successful reactivation of the route allows passengers to enjoy their visit to Cozumel. Operated by Air Transat, the flight registered 158 passengers, expanding the connection between Montreal and Cozumel. This move aims to strengthen tourism ties and boost […]

INAH Advocates for Unified Fee at El Jaguar Park in Tulum

In response to the controversy over new access fees at El Jaguar Park in Tulum, Margarito Molina Rendón, General Director of the National Institute of Anthropology and History (INAH) in Quintana Roo, announced efforts to establish a single, fair, and accessible fee for visitors. Currently, visitors must pay between 256 and 351 pesos per person, […]

Canada Expands Air Connectivity with Tulum: New Flights from Montreal and Quebec

Felipe Carrillo Puerto International Airport in Tulum is closing 2024 with the operation of 12 airlines offering various national and international destinations. The latest addition to its connectivity is the arrival of flights from Montreal and Quebec, Canada, through Air Transat. Jorge Molina Pérez, director of Tourism Promotion for the Tulum City Council, announced that […]

Massive Sinkhole Disrupts Playa del Carmen: Authorities Take Action

A massive sinkhole surprised residents and tourists on Friday morning at the intersection of Pelicanos and 42nd Streets, near the coastal area of Playa del Carmen. The collapse significantly affected the El Encanto beach club, causing the sanitary service areas and cobblestone floor to sink. According to the Secretariat of Civil Protection, Risk Prevention, and […]