Playa del Carmen has become one of the most affected destinations in Mexico by the massive influx of sargassum, which this year has been worse than ever. Aside from its foul smell and serving as an obstacle to entering the ocean, sargassum is now presenting a new problem: skin conditions. As sargassum rots, it releases compounds like hydrogen sulfide and ammonia. Direct … [Read more...] about Why Sargassum is Causing Skin Irritation on Caribbean Beaches
U.S. Attorney General Vows More Charges Against Mexican Officials
Todd Blanche, acting Attorney General of the U.S., announced that the indictment of Sinaloa’s governor is just the beginning, as tensions over sovereignty escalate between the Trump administration and Mexico’s President Sheinbaum. [PHOENIX] — Acting United States Attorney General Todd Blanche has issued a stark warning to Mexican politicians, stating that the recent … [Read more...] about U.S. Attorney General Vows More Charges Against Mexican Officials
Mexico Secures 1 Million Barrels of Oil Deal With Japan
In a strategic pivot to safeguard its energy security, Japan has finalized an agreement to import one million barrels of crude oil from Mexico. The deal, confirmed by Mexican President Claudia Sheinbaum, comes as the de facto closure of the Strait of Hormuz threatens the supply lines for over 90% of Japan's oil imports. The agreement represents a concrete shift in global … [Read more...] about Mexico Secures 1 Million Barrels of Oil Deal With Japan
Mexico’s Tourism Boom: Big Numbers, Precarious Jobs
Mexico’s tourism sector started 2026 with extraordinary momentum. According to the Confederation of Chambers of Commerce, Mexico received 16.85 million international visitors in the first two months of the year. But behind these record-breaking figures lies a more complicated reality. While the headlines celebrate growth, the daily lives of most workers in the … [Read more...] about Mexico’s Tourism Boom: Big Numbers, Precarious Jobs
Mexico Celebrates its 100th Día del Niño
Día del Niño, or Children's Day, is an annual celebration in Mexico held every April 30 dedicated to honoring children, recognizing their rights, and promoting their well-being. Unlike holidays centered around religious or historical events, el Día del Niño focuses purely on childhood joy, play, and making children feel valued. The day serves as a reminder that children … [Read more...] about Mexico Celebrates its 100th Día del Niño