Molotov cocktail thrown at house in Tizimín, Yucatán
A large deployment of agents from the State Public Security Secretariat (SSP) and the Municipal Police was reported in Tizimín after a man threw a Molotov cocktail at a property located on 56th Street between 53rd and 57th Streets in the city center. Initial reports indicate that a young man parked his motorcycle in front […]
Tulum Faces Worker Exodus Amid Labor Crisis and Tourism Downturn
What for years was viewed as a destination offering job opportunities and tourism-driven growth is today beginning to reflect a different reality in Tulum, where an increasing number of workers are deciding to leave the municipality due to a lack of stable employment and the rising cost of living. Employees in hotels, restaurants, and construction […]
The origin of cotton has a name and a place: it was domesticated on the Mexican peninsula of Yucatán.
Cultivated cotton is the world’s most important source of natural textile fiber, but until now, its origins were uncertain. A new study indicates that both modern perennial and annual varieties trace their genetic lineage to Yucatán, Mexico. A team of researchers led by Iowa State University (USA) published a study in PNAS analyzing samples from […]
Kore Hotel Strikers Await Labor Resolution in Tulum
Strikers at the Hotel Kore in Tulum—who formally declared a labor dispute last Saturday—are awaiting a proposal from the company that has left them in limbo since October of last year. Uri Carmona Islas, Commissioner for the Revolutionary Confederation of Workers and Peasants (CROC) in the Riviera Maya, stated that they hope to reach an […]
A ROUND OF APPLAUSE FOR THE FIFI WHO WROTE THIS!
“My Chairines:Take half the country!…Whichever half you prefer.We don’t care.We’ll keep the poorest 50%, no problem.And build the socialist homeland you desire.But we will build a wall so you can’t enter.Take all thethieving politicians,take the rapist politicians,take the traitor Andrés Manuel and his lazy, rat-like sons, and Zopi.Take your corrupt union leaders that you love,political […]
Campeche Ranks Among States with Fewest Museum Visitors, Despite Its Mayan Heritage
Last year, the state welcomed 330,631 visitors across its 19 existing museums—figures that placed Campeche 12th nationwide among states with the lowest visitor turnout at these cultural spaces. According to local residents and visitors alike, the lack of promotion for attractions such as the Jade Mask—currently on display at the Baluarte de la Soledad—combined with […]
Ari Adler Brotman, of Royal Caribbean Mexico: “It is sad to see that the fate of Mahahual is decided on social media and from thousands of kilometers away.”
The cruise company Royal Caribbean appointed Ari Adler Brotman, a Mexican businessman and former director of the Institute for Development and Financing of the State of Quintana Roo (Idefin), as its representative in Mexico in 2025. Since then, the company’s multimillion-dollar investment plans have started to take shape with the proposal of a water park […]
ASEA Concludes 12 Investigations into Oil Spills Without Sanctions
Between 2018 and March 2026, the Agency for Safety, Energy, and Environment (ASEA) recorded 28 case files related to oil-related accidents occurring in the waters of the Gulf of Mexico, 12 of which have been resolved. However, the agency found no grounds for sanctions in any of them. The investigations cover the years 2018, 2019, […]
THE MESS AT CANCUN AIRPORT IS EXPOSED! RATS ARE DOING THEIR THINGS AND THE NAVY IS JUST THERE FOR SHOW
Once again, it’s clear that petty thieves at Cancun International Airport have free rein, and nobody does anything to stop them. This time, influencer Sabrina Lan went viral on social media, posting a video, furious and distraught, recounting how her suitcase was emptied mid-flight. She explained that she flew on American Airlines from New York […]