The state agency strengthened its System with modules on the Permanent Hydrometeorological Plan and SIAT-CT, the alert tool families along the Caribbean coast should know.
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The 'Yes to Disarmament, Yes to Peace' program sets up on July 29 at the Colonia Veracruz dome; up to 33,000 pesos per weapon turned in and free services on-site.
The Sustainable Urban Territorial Development Ministry urged residents and investors not to risk their assets on the development promoted by LOAM Desarrollos in urban Tulum.
The temporary module operates along Avenida Tulum in Supermanzana 2 Norte and offers free services for individual taxpayers, including students and workers who need their RFC for the first time.
Governor Mara Lezama unveiled a mobile module that will roll out three tiers of free care for women who cannot reach the state Women's Secretariat's fixed offices.
The US Department of Agriculture announced a phased reopening after more than a year of screwworm-related closures; Sonora and Chihuahua will lead the first stage.
The state has logged more than 153 confirmed cases in the first half of 2026, according to the federal Health Ministry; Cancún is already running junk-removal and fumigation drives.
Benito Juárez's Ecology Department sealed a business for mishandling special waste and filed an environmental complaint; two permanent collection centers take used cooking oil.
RETUR-Q issued 3,369 certificates in the first half of 2026, matching all of last year; the process runs on siturq.gob.mx and unlocks free training and promotion.
The Timely Indicator of Economic Activity points to a 0.2% monthly gain after May's dip. Services — the engine of Quintana Roo — are growing 2.2% annually, twice the pace of industry.
Headcount was flat versus April and down 1.5% from a year earlier, but the sector's real wages rose 5.8% in twelve months. Yucatán ranked among the states with the biggest drops in hours worked.
The special program ran February 16 through July 19 in the three host cities. The rights it enforced — displayed prices, delayed flights, improper charges — apply year-round, including in Cancún.