Almost 5,000 students returned to school in Puerto Morelos, equipped with new backpacks and supplies for the 2026-2027 academic year.
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Almost 5,000 students returned to school in Puerto Morelos, equipped with new backpacks and supplies for the 2026-2027 academic year.
Panama is preparing a bill to reduce the medical internship period from two years to one, aligning with practices in most Latin American countries.
Nosara's mangrove kayaking tours offer a unique chance to explore the local ecosystem and wildlife. With tips on why mangroves matter and recommendations for where to go, this guide will enhance your experience.
Mexico City introduces a new police initiative, 'Code 1, Policía en Tu Calle,' aiming to increase police visibility across the city.
Heavy rain and lightning storms are predicted for Thursday in Baja California Sur, with accumulations reaching up to 75 millimeters, especially in the south.
65 MS-13 members received sentences totaling up to 880 years in prison for various crimes committed between 2012 and 2018.
Isla Mujeres is receiving essential improvements to its electrical infrastructure, including the replacement of damaged poles and hardware, thanks to collaborative efforts between the municipal government and CFE.
Grab Vietnam has responded to driver concerns over fare and fee issues, assuring users and partners that services will continue to operate normally.
The EFSA has declared aspartame safe for consumption, but some organizations remain critical of the decision, highlighting potential health risks.
AXEAN Festival returns this weekend with a diverse lineup and a new Southeast Asian food market, making it a must-attend event for expats and digital nomads in Bali.
Two distinct coworking spaces in Warsaw, The Shire Beyond Coworking and Tu Lubię, offer flexible and comfortable environments for digital nomads and freelancers.
SSN warns residents in Santiago Ixcuintla to be cautious of fake dengue brigade workers using false credentials.
Cyclists in Tenerife must now be more cautious as the Guardia Civil has announced €200 fines for common mistakes at pedestrian crossings.
San Miguel de Allende has planned a comprehensive calendar of patriotic and patron saint festivities, including parades, cultural events, and traditional activities, providing expats and digital nomads with opportunities to celebrate and connect with the local community.
This month, El Pitillal is hosting Independence and Patron Saint celebrations, including parades, fireworks, and religious processions, offering expats and locals a chance to experience local culture.