The state joins the national Universal Health Service network, with care points in cities and remote Mayan Zone communities.
City services
INEGI reported 1.8 million people out of work nationwide and a 55% labor-informality rate. Here's what the data signals for job seekers in Cancún and where to turn.
INEGI reported that economic activity fell 0.1% month over month, its second straight drop; year over year it grew 2.8%, with services up 2.2%.
The agency that issues property titles and regularizes land plots relocated its Cancún office to speed up paperwork; note the new address.
The official monitoring covers hundreds of products and offers price ranges so families can compare before spending; shopping informed can prevent overpaying.
In the first half of 2026 the tax authority collected more than twice as much in penalties as a year earlier and returned less money to taxpayers, according to its own figures. What to check if you're expecting a refund in Cancún.
The Benito Juárez city government extended its regularization drive after thousands of taxpayers took part.
IMOVEQROO brought five procedures to its delegation offices in Benito Juárez and other municipalities to save time and travel.
People from five municipalities had the procedure at no cost, plus glasses and drops; the state offered follow-up for a second eye or cataracts.
The Finance and Planning Secretariat is preparing its third public auction for late September; base prices will be announced after August 25.
INEGI's early indicator points to services and commerce —the heart of Cancun's economy— driving the gain. It's a preliminary estimate, but a promising sign for local jobs.
The Bank of Mexico reported the exchange rate at around 16.96 pesos per dollar on August 20; here is what it means for remittances and tourism in Cancún.