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Cancún airport arrivals reach 1.57 million, highest since February 2020
Incoming passenger traffic to the Quintana Roo beach destination is the highest it's been since before the Covid-19 pandemic began.
Quintana Roo governor criticizes flawed vaccination strategy
Carlos Joaquín said the state's young population means it has a vaccine surplus, yet it can't be used on health or tourism workers under 60.
Video reveals another case of police brutality in Tulum
Two weeks after Tulum police allegedly killed a woman, a video has surfaced showing officers using excessive force to detain a young man.
Health authorities modify national vaccination schedule
Blaming late deliveries of Pfizer vaccines earlier this year, officials have delayed by one month the various stages of Covid inoculations.
In the southeast’s ‘water communities,’ families live at a river’s mercy
The lands along the Usumacinta River are home to largely forgotten families who eke out a quiet life cut off from the outside world by water.
Petroleum thieves turn from pipeline taps to smuggling fuel by land and sea
Bands of former fuel thieves are reportedly colluding with customs officials to illegally bring gasoline and diesel into Mexico.
Amnesty International report critical of human rights violations in Mexico
A new Amnesty International report says that Mexico has plenty to be ashamed of regarding its behavior toward citizens' basic freedoms.
Mexican women are sick of turning the other cheek. Who can blame them?
Sarah DeVries would argue that women have been playing nice to get equality and justice for millennia now. And just how well has that worked?
Court finds Catholic priest guilty of 2019 homicide
Mexico City clergyman Francisco Javier Bautista Ávalos will be sentenced Thursday. The victim's family is seeking the maximum 50-year penalty.
Raw sewage from Mexico continues to pollute California beaches
As much as 151 million liters of raw sewage currently flows each day from Mexico into the San Diego area via the Tijuana River.
