Public pressure to defend ecosystems shows no signs of letting up. So far this year, the Federal Attorney’s Office for Environmental Protection (Profepa) in Quintana Roo has received 150 complaints regarding environmental violations. According to records from open data portals, this figure confirms a historical trend that places the state among the top five in […]
Yucatán Records 28 Cases of Human Myiasis
Yucatán has emerged as the third-ranking state in terms of the number of affected individuals, recording 28 confirmed cases, in addition to one death associated with this disease—that of a woman originally from Mérida. The cases detected within Yucatán’s territory are distributed across 23 municipalities: Buctzotz, Cenotillo, Dzan, Dzoncauich, Izamal, Kanasín, Maní, Maxcanú, Mérida, Motul, […]
Preparations Underway for the 2026 Sexual Diversity March in Yucatán
Everything is set for the 2026 Sexual Diversity March to take place this coming Saturday, June 6, as part of LGBT+ Pride Month in Yucatán. The collectives comprising the Organizing Committee announced that the demonstration will bring together hundreds of people demanding inclusion, respect for human rights, and visibility for the LGBT+ community. Read also: […]
They admit that the suspension of activities in Yucatán was “well-intentioned” but caused uncertainty.
The State government’s call to suspend work this Tuesday—due to the extreme rains that have affected Yucatán in recent days—was well-intentioned, according to Pedro Oxté Conrado, a veteran leader of the Revolutionary Confederation of Workers and Peasants (CROC). However, he acknowledged that the measure also created uncertainty among workers and businesses regarding the advisability of […]
Campeche: Dozens Evacuated Due to Floods
Civil Protection personnel evacuated dozens of residents from the communities of Pich and Bonfil, in the Municipality of Campeche, due to severe flooding that affected their homes and household belongings. The affected residents were relocated to temporary shelters situated in public schools and at the Comisaría Ejidal (Agrarian Community Office), according to Guadalupe Chávez, Director […]
Insecurity in Campeche Worries the United States: Gonzalo Hernández
Among the central topics that business leaders analyzed during their meeting with Justin Thomas, the U.S. Consul General for the Yucatán Peninsula, the most prominent were the alarming state of insecurity and Campeche’s energy potential, revealed Gonzalo Hernández Pérez, Vice President of the Business Coordinating Council of Ciudad del Carmen. He acknowledged that recent violent […]
Dog Food Doesn’t Come Cheap: ‘Lucas,’ a Husky, to Receive Alimony Following His ‘Parents’ Divorce
In an unprecedented ruling in Tabasco, a Family Court in the municipality of Centro ordered the payment of spousal support—specifically for a pet—for “Lucas,” a three-year-old Husky, following the separation of the couple who raised him. The judicial decision acknowledges the obligation of one of the owners to contribute financially toward the costs of the […]
When is the 2026 Gay Pride March in Veracruz? Route and Schedule for Pride
Get ready for the 2026 LGBTIQ+ March in Veracruz-Boca del Río! This June 21st, join the procession from Manuel Ávila Camacho Boulevard to the Macroplaza. The gathering begins at 5:00 PM. Don’t miss it! June has officially begun—a month known as Pride Month—dedicated to commemorating the LGBT community and promoting equality and the historic struggle […]
State Government Launches Direct Flight Between Querétaro and Veracruz
With the arrival of Volaris’s inaugural flight Y4 536 at the Heriberto Jara Corona International Airport, Veracruz has added a new domestic air link as the direct Querétaro–Veracruz route begins operations, facilitating travel for tourists, businesspeople, and travelers between the Bajío region and the Gulf of Mexico. The aircraft landed at 7:49 a.m., marking the […]