At least 11,000 hectares of national land in Yucatán have ended up in private hands through document forgery, alteration of official records, and the likely complicity of state officials. Latinus documented the illegal appropriation of at least 24 large national land parcels, which occurred during the administrations of Ivonne Ortega (2007-2012), then a member of […]
Vehicle registration renewal in Yucatán: who is eligible in December, requirements and costs
The Yucatán government has begun the 2025 vehicle registration renewal process, which started at the beginning of the year and concludes on December 31. This process is aimed at vehicle owners whose license plates correspond to previous emissions standards, especially those with 2020 plates, which must be surrendered during the exchange. What are the requirements? […]
ABC Medical Center: Continuous Excellence Under Magnet Standards
ABC Medical Center marked a historic milestone in the Mexican healthcare sector by becoming the first institution in Mexico and Latin America to receive the prestigious Magnet® Recognition designation, awarded by the American Nurses Credentialing Center (ANCC). The ANCC is an organization focused on developing and administering certification programs for nurses and other healthcare professionals […]
MEXICO, NUMBER ONE IN THE WORLD FOR CRIMINAL MARKETS ACCORDING TO THE 2025 GLOBAL INDEX
The Global Organized Crime Index 2025 has just published its ranking of 193 countries, and the results for Mexico are devastating: FIRST PLACE WORLDWIDE in criminal markets with 8.27 points, the highest score ever recorded, surpassing Myanmar, Colombia, and Iran. But that’s not all. In overall crime, Mexico ranks THIRD WORLDWIDE with 7.68 points, behind […]
Five cases of measles reported in Mexico City; vaccination campaign intensified in Álvaro Obregón and Cuajimalpa
The Mexico City Public Health Secretariat announced that five cases of measles were confirmed in the capital during the past week, prompting the announcement of strengthened prevention and vaccination efforts to protect the public. In a statement, the agency indicated that the field campaign has been intensified in the boroughs of Álvaro Obregón and Cuajimalpa, […]
Farmers threaten to stay in Mexico City for a month
The caravan of agricultural producers from Veracruz, Puebla, and Tlaxcala, who are protesting the National Water Law, warned that they are prepared to remain in the nation’s capital for a month. This afternoon, as the reform is being prepared for debate in the Chamber of Deputies, the farmers are maintaining their blockade of all access […]
Puebla is home to 370,000 people with disabilities; they demand dignified conditions in the capital.
On International Day of Persons with Disabilities, the Puebla City Council announced a school for children with Down syndrome, while blind people demanded safe infrastructure. The city of Puebla has the highest concentration of people with disabilities in the state. According to the Municipal Secretary of Welfare, Carlos Gómez Tepoz, there are currently 370,000 registered […]
A 31-hour blockade in Puebla sparks conflict between a suspected fuel thief and authorities.
Farmers from the Quecholac region of Puebla blocked the Acatzingo-Ciudad Mendoza Highway for 31 hours, leaving hundreds of trucks and vehicles stranded between kilometers 165 and 185. According to the participants, the demonstration was in protest against the approval of the General Water Law, although government sources asserted that it was a mobilization encouraged by […]
Quintana Roo seeks to raise the Visitax tax by 25%.
The Mexican Caribbean Hotel Council warned that the Quintana Roo government’s initiative to increase the Visitax tax by 25%, a tax that foreign tourists must pay to enter and leave the state, would jeopardize Mexico’s tourism competitiveness. “While other international destinations are adjusting tax burdens downward to attract more visitors, the Quintana Roo state government’s […]
More than 500 Welfare Homes delivered in Quintana Roo
Families received the deeds to their new homes, located in municipalities such as Cancún and Playa del Carmen. In less than a week, more than 500 families in Quintana Roo received the keys and deeds to their homes as part of the Housing for Well-being program, which aims to deliver 63,000 units by December 2027. […]