Stories and guides from Isla Mujeres expats
The Government of Isla Mujeres has initiated a free rabies vaccination campaign for pets in both the Insular and Continental zones, aiming to strengthen animal welfare and public health.
Parque Las Lagunas has opened in Isla Mujeres, offering residents and visitors a space to exercise, play, and enjoy the outdoors.
Isla Mujeres celebrated with a night of traditional Mexican culture, highlighting the importance of community and cultural preservation.
Isla Mujeres has achieved remarkable cleanliness over the past five years, removing 160,000 metric tons of trash and 4,850 metric tons of unused items through dedicated municipal efforts.
Isla Mujeres has received new specialized equipment to enhance its emergency response capabilities, including fire-resistant and electrically insulated boots for its Protection Civil team.
Isla Mujeres has seen a crackdown on vandalism with the help of C2 surveillance, highlighting the importance of community reporting and proper enforcement.
Isla Mujeres celebrated its 216th independence anniversary with a ceremony led by President Atenea Gómez Ricalde, featuring speeches, music, dance, and fireworks.
Isla Mujeres celebrated Independence Day with a grand parade involving over 1,600 participants, highlighting the importance of civic traditions for expats and digital nomads.
A security operation on Isla Mujeres led to the detention of Juan José “N” for suspected drug possession, part of the ongoing ‘Obra Segura’ initiative.
Isla Mujeres has introduced new work territorial requirements, including the need for a work permit for non-residents in the Zona Continental. Property managers and digital nomads should be aware of these changes to avoid any legal issues.
Isla Mujeres and the U.S. Consulate have strengthened their cooperation to better serve the U.S. community, including expats and visitors, in the area, with a focus on improving communication and addressing the needs of residents and families.
Pepe Aguilar and Morena’s Alfonso Ramírez Cuéllar met to discuss community engagement and territorial work, emphasizing the importance of direct communication and addressing residents’ needs.
Pepe Aguilar, the municipal syndic of Isla Mujeres, highlights over 170 projects and programs that have transformed the daily lives of island families, emphasizing the importance of social programs and infrastructure improvements.
Mayor Atenea Gómez invites residents of Isla Mujeres to an Informe de Resultados event on September 11th, sharing the positive impacts of her administration's policies.
Isla Mujeres has upgraded its security with 687 new surveillance cameras and a more professional police force, making the island safer for residents and visitors alike.
Isla Mujeres has seen significant growth in tourism, with extended stay times and continued environmental conservation efforts, maintaining its status as a premier destination for expats and digital nomads.
Isla Mujeres is investing in its firefighters with new gear and a state-of-the-art station to better serve the community.
Quintana Roo is forming an association for softball and Beisbol 5, aiming to host national competitions and spread the sport across the region.
Pepe Aguilar, the municipal syndic of Isla Mujeres, is strengthening ties with Morena leaders to ensure local governance remains connected to the community's needs.
A cyclist accident on Isla Mujeres highlights the importance of caution on the island’s roads.
