Car sales fraud in Yucatán: accused woman released

The woman, who is allegedly a key figure in a fraud ring that reportedly includes state government officials, allegedly made a payment of 200,000 pesos to a judge to reach a settlement with one of the victims, Guadalupe. According to unofficial sources, one of the conditions for the settlement was that she have formal employment. […]

Mega pig farm in Yucatán closes permanently after environmental sanction

After nearly eight months since its definitive closure, the Santa María Pig Farm, owned by the company Pecuaria Peninsular, in Yucatán, ceased operations after removing 41,570 pigs and dismantling the facilities, reported the Federal Attorney for Environmental Protection (Profepa). During a verification visit on April 29, the environmental authority confirmed that the company complied with […]

Challenges in Playa del Carmen after the 2026 Tourism Fair: Hoteliers demand solutions

Despite the fact that recent participation in the 2026 Tianguis Turístico helped solidify the destination’s image nationally, the Small Hotels Association issued a warning about the structural challenges that tarnish the visitor experience. According to the sector, international promotion is insufficient if the problems specifically affecting the municipality’s downtown area are not addressed. Offner Arjona, […]

Tulum: Travelers stop hiring tour guides due to 4 factors

Although the Tulum archaeological zone maintains a steady flow of visitors, the economic benefits are not reaching all sectors equally. Certified tour guides report a considerable decrease in their income this season, in contrast to the perception of stable activity at the destination. According to Julio Villagómez, a representative of the guides’ association, guiding services […]

Practical guide to using the Nichupté Bridge in Cancun

The Nichupté Bridge will begin operations on Wednesday, May 6, 2026, at 4:30 a.m., as a new connection between downtown Cancún and the hotel zone. According to Governor Mara Lezama, all access points will be open from that date, with free passage and no tolls. The operating hours for this first phase will be from […]

Indigenous midwives march in Chiapas to defend their ancestral practice

A hundred rural midwives marched through the streets of San Cristóbal de las Casas, the most populous city in Chiapas, to defend traditional midwifery amidst regulations that threaten its continuity. During the march, held in commemoration of International Midwives Day on May 5, they made their demands visible with slogans such as: “We demand equal […]