Playa del Carmen Taxi Union Searched Following Assault on Tourists

In response to a viral video showing taxi drivers assaulting tourists in Playa del Carmen, allegedly for using a platform transportation service, the State Attorney General’s Office conducted a search of the Lázaro Cárdenas del Río taxi drivers’ union facilities. The operation took place on the night of November 28, around 9:00 p.m., with the […]

Gun Attacks in Cancun Leave Six Dead

Recent armed attacks in Cancun have highlighted the growing violence affecting this popular tourist destination. In a span of 24 hours, five armed incidents resulted in six deaths and three serious injuries, believed to be linked to clashes between drug trafficking groups. Series of Attacks The first incident occurred on Saturday morning at a barbershop, […]

Cost Breakdown for a Trip to Cancun for Two People

Cancun, Mexico, is renowned for its fine white sand beaches and a plethora of activities suitable for the entire family. As the holiday season approaches in December, many Colombians are seeking both national and international destinations to spend Christmas and New Year with friends, family, or partners. Cancun, a paradisiacal location, is a popular choice […]

Collectives Demand Protection for Bees by Banning Pesticides in Campeche

The Maya Collective of Los Chenes, the Mayan Alliance for the Bees Kaabnaloón, and the Human Rights Center Utsik Kuxtal have called on state authorities to comply with federal court injunctions in Campeche and Sinaloa aimed at protecting bees. These injunctions mandate the prohibition of pesticides, aerial spraying, and the restoration of areas damaged by […]

Urban Sprawl Threatens Mérida’s Largest Pyramid at X’catzmil

X’catzmil, located in the community of Plan de Ayala near Mérida’s southern boundary, is perhaps the city’s most overlooked archaeological site. This neglect is unfortunate, as it is home to possibly the largest Prehispanic structure still surviving within Mérida’s city limits, excluding Dzibilchaltún in Chablekal. Historical Neglect and Damage Reliable sources on X’catzmil are scarce, […]

Relatives of missing persons march in San Cristóbal de Las Casas

Following the disappearance of seven people who were kidnapped on November 23, family members and friends of the victims marched in the city of San Cristóbal de Las Casas, in Chiapas, demanding that the state authorities return them alive. On the date indicated, the seven people were kidnapped by a group of men in the […]