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Cancún’s 2026 Pride march is expected to draw about 8,000 people, ending with a cultural festival at Parque de las Palapas.

AICM is near the finish line on World Cup upgrades, but visible work remains as Mexico City prepares for a June rush of visitors.

Gerardo Mérida Sánchez was detained in Arizona as U.S. prosecutors pursue cartel-linked charges against Sinaloa officials.

Cancún’s beach season is shaped by sargassum, heat, wind, sudden rain, water quality and cleanup capacity—not weather alone.

U.S. prosecutors added meth trafficking and money laundering allegations against Audias Flores Silva, alias El Jardinero.

Mexico and U.S. trade teams advanced T-MEC review talks in Washington, with rules of origin and Asian inputs at the center.

AMPI Guadalajara says real estate speculation is pushing homeownership further out of reach for young people and first-time buyers.

Nuevo León’s QMTY queer film showcase returns May 21–31 with films from Mexico and abroad, retrospectives and guest appearances.

Cancún officials warned Laguna ABC is not safe for recreation after a teen drowned at the private site, which lacks lifeguards and signs.

A 75-year-old French tourist was taken to a hospital after a crocodile bite at Casa Cenote in Tulum, according to local reports.

Cancún is removing vendors and other people from key avenues as officials prepare the city for World Cup-related travel and events.

Mexico says daily intentional homicides fell 40% since September 2024, but April’s killings remained concentrated in eight states.

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