Mexico's pension regulator recorded 7.659 billion pesos in gains across individual retirement accounts in June, following a volatile first quarter — figures that serve as the official benchmark for more than 70 million workers, including those in Quintana Roo.
The agency updated its Income Poverty Lines for June 2026: costs fell from May but remain higher than a year earlier.
A team of five maxillofacial surgeons — four Mexican and one from Ecuador — performed free surgeries for children and teens from eight municipalities across Quintana Roo at Cancún's General Hospital.
Quintana Roo's government delivered a covered court at Secondary Technical School No. 21 in Cancún's region 94, a project worth more than 3.3 million pesos that benefits 672 students.
The per-person cost dropped 1.7% in urban areas and 2.7% in rural areas during June, the institute reported. For a four-person household in the city, the income poverty threshold sits at roughly 19,523 pesos a month.
Mexico's tax authority logged more than 17 million taxpayer services and visited almost 400 municipalities during its 29th anniversary; here is what it means for taxpayers in Cancún and Quintana Roo.
Benito Juárez's Public Services Department removed up to 90 tons of waste in Supermanzana 200 and repaved 480 square meters in Supermanzana 73 as part of a four-zone cleanup operation.
Quintana Roo's Council of Science and Technology is inviting children and teenagers to sign up for astronomy and science programs in Cancún, Chetumal, Cozumel, and Playa del Carmen, running July 20 through August 14.
Supermanzana 255 residents received free medical, dental and psychological consultations, legal advice and paperwork assistance during the 'DIF en tu colonia' outreach.
