Mexico has come out to show its support for its compatriots aboard the Global Sumud Flotilla, which was attempting to deliver humanitarian aid to Gaza by sea before being detained Wednesday by Israeli Armed Forces ships in international waters. Protests in the country’s main cities closed streets in the late afternoon to demand the release […]
How many weapons has Mexico bought from Israel?
Mexico purchased a total of $54.18 million (998,537,400 Mexican pesos) in weapons from Israel, a nation that in recent years has become the country’s second-largest arms seller, behind only the United States, according to data from the Ministry of Economy. The main commercial origins of arms in 2024 were the United States (US$38.7M), Israel (US$20.3M), […]
German tourism is on the rise in Quintana Roo and promises to grow this winter.
German tourism continues to gain ground in the Mexican Caribbean and is emerging as one of the European markets with the greatest potential for the winter season, highlighted the Honorary Consul of Germany in Quintana Roo, Anet Grace Arens Medina. Airlines to Facilitate Connectivity The diplomat acknowledged that the arrival of German visitors has seen […]
With a musical concert and cake, Tulum Invasions celebrates its 9th anniversary.
Two irregular neighborhoods in this municipal seat marked their ninth anniversary with massive celebrations, including cake, speeches, dancing, and even musical groups on a stage with lights. While many squatter settlements erupted simultaneously on October 2, 2016, right around the time of the change of government between the outgoing administration of Roberto Borge and the […]
Tulum airport loses 35% of flights
Tulum Airport is facing a 30% to 40% reduction in flights, partly due to connectivity issues and travel times between the airport and the hotel zone. The limited supply of ground transportation and travel times have complicated airline operations, resulting in fewer flights. Just in June 2025, it was announced that two major foreign airlines, […]
The Chamber of Deputies approves free access to all beaches and public parks in Mexico on Sundays and holidays.
With a unanimous vote of 465 in favor and zero against, the full Chamber of Deputies approved this Tuesday, October 1, an initiative guaranteeing free access to all beaches and Natural Protected Areas (NPAs) in Mexico on Sundays and holidays, a measure welcomed by various political and social actors. This initiative was drafted by the […]
Two women victims of trafficking found in Cancún, Quintana Roo
Authorities identified two foreign women as victims of human trafficking in a Cancun housing complex. Source: milenio
Another victim of virtual kidnapping rescued in Cancún; he belongs to a fumigation company.
The incident occurred on the afternoon of Friday, October 3rd, when it was reported that a person had once again been the victim of virtual kidnapping in the municipality of Benito Juárez, Quintana Roo. Through a 911 call, employees of a fumigation company in Cancún reported that one of their coworkers had informed them that […]
Va y Ven on strike: Metropolitan Circuit routes in Mérida are out of service
As they warned, due to the lack of payment of their salaries, around 50 employees of the Metropolitan Circuit’s Va y Ven bus route have stopped working in protest and demanded payment of their outstanding debts. This Saturday, Mérida woke up to find the Va y Ven buses for the Metropolitan Circuit route “on lockdown.” […]
Yucatan Week highlights Mexico City’s cultural richness
With the presence of the Governor of Yucatán, Joaquín Diaz Mena, and the Federal Secretary of Tourism, Josefina Rodriguez Zamora, Yucatán Week opened in Mexico on Friday, October 3rd. This event highlights the state’s cultural, ancestral, and culinary richness, continuing until October 12th, 2025. The ceremony began with a musical performance by the Yukalpetén Traditional […]