A cyclist accident on Isla Mujeres highlights the importance of caution on the island’s roads.
Isla Mujeres kicked off Mes Patrio 2026 with a lively lighting ceremony, celebrating traditions and fostering community pride.
Isla Mujeres has undergone a significant renovation of Jesús Martínez Ross avenue, improving safety, accessibility, and aesthetics for residents and visitors.
Mara Lezama's leadership in Isla Mujeres is highlighted by local officials, emphasizing improved public services and infrastructure for the community.
Isla Mujeres has seen the completion of a new road improvement project, enhancing safety and mobility for residents and visitors.
César “Chicharito” Díaz, from Isla Mujeres, has joined Toluca FC, marking a significant step in his career and a reminder that success can come from unexpected places.
Isla Mujeres has upgraded its emergency response capabilities with new equipment and a state-of-the-art station, ensuring better conditions for local firefighters and enhanced safety for island residents and visitors.
The Paseo de las Sirenas project in Isla Mujeres, spearheaded by Mayor Atenea Gómez Ricalde, is progressing and promises to enhance the island’s tourism and urban design for expats and digital nomads.
Chicharito, a local talent from Isla Mujeres, is set to debut with Toluca's first team, making waves in the Mexican football scene.
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.
Isla Mujeres celebrated a day of health, unity, and fun with the annual Carrera de Colores, bringing young people and families together for a colorful race and activities.
Isla Mujeres has significantly improved its public services, including waste management and lighting, with a fleet of 17 operational vehicles and over 12,600 LED luminaries installed.
Isla Mujeres has introduced the 'Isleño de Corazón' program to assist lancheros and maleteros during lean tourist periods, offering both financial support and training.
Isla Mujeres is boosting security measures for the back to school period, including cleaning, maintenance, and providing free school bags, ensuring a safer environment for students and families.
The Ariel ‘Picho’ Magaña field in Isla Mujeres is reopening after a three-month renovation, offering improved facilities for local children to practice and play.
