*Arrival of tourists to Q. Roo exceeded expectations for the summer

The numbers of visitors and spills exceeded those recorded before the pandemic.

*Workers of the Mayan Train protest in Felipe Carrillo Puerto

The protest was held this morning at the Felipe Carrillo Puerto Technological facilities, a place where they have been taking the transport that takes them to work for just over two months.

*Clash between combi and Cancun taxi leaves three injured

The mishap occurred shortly after 8:00 p.m. today at the intersection of Nichupté and 135 avenues.

*Parents do “circus, maroma and theater” for awarding scholarships in Cancun

On the first day of the awarding of scholarships for primary school students, some parents attended without fulfilling the requirements.

* They want to open five new tianguis in Cancun

Residents ask to analyze the opening of five new flea markets in different parts of the city of Cancun.

*Infonavit fails with the sale of land in Quintana Roo

The Crediterreno program does not offer options that attract workers, as there are no properties in the urban area.

*Quintana Roo with one death from heat stroke so far in 2022

So far this hot season in the state, Quintana Roo has only recorded one death from heat stroke at the moment.

*Families give a new home to dogs rescued from the street

Dog adoption is the best option for families or those who want a pet.

THEY LOBBY HIT THE POCKET: Cancun taxi drivers will request a 35% increase in their rates

Belgian GP

Formula 1: Carlos Sainz stayed on pole, although Verstappen did the best time

The Spaniard managed to stay ahead on the grid as the Dutchman was penalized for the engine change.

The Spaniard Carlos Sainz (Ferrari) will start the Belgian Grand Prix first this Sunday, the fourteenth of the Formula 1 World Championship, which takes place at the Spa-Francorchamps circuit, where he finished second in qualifying, which was dominated by the Dutchman Max Verstappen (Red Bull), leader of the World Championship, sanctioned, for changing engine, to start from the bottom of the grid.

The Mexican Sergio Pérez (Red Bull) will start second and the double Spanish world champion Fernando Alonso (Alpine), will do so from third place on the grid.

Checo scored the third time of qualifying and the Asturian double world champion the sixth, but he also benefited from the sanctions -for the same reason as Verstappen- of the Monegasque Charles Leclerc (Ferrari) -second in the World Cup, 80 points behind Mad Max - and his teammate, Frenchman Esteban Ocon, who had scored the fourth and fifth times of qualifying.

Sainz, 27, achieved his second pole this Saturday since he has raced in F1, after the one he achieved at Silverstone (England), where he signed his first victory in the premier class; and he will start from the front row with 'Checo', third in the World Cup, 85 points behind his Dutch teammate.

Alonso will start from the second row, alongside the seven-time English world champion Lewis Hamilton (Mercedes), who finished seventh in the official timed, but thanks to the aforementioned penalties, will start fourth this Sunday at Spa.

VIDEO: Woman threatens bank employees and claims to be from the DEA

The enraged woman began to insult the employees of a bank in Piedras Negras, Coahuila, claiming that she was from the DEA; now she is nicknamed #LadyDEA

Cancun: A man is shot when he left his house to go to work

In the armed attack, a Pitbull dog was also injured when she saw her owner collapse.

*Cozumel will receive 13 cruises from August 22 to 27, 2022

It has been announced that from Monday, August 22 to Saturday, August 27, Cozumel will have 13 cruises.

*Quintana Roo surpasses Yucatan in domestic violence

An average of three women a day are treated in hospital after being beaten by their sentimental partner.

*Cancun firefighters participate in inter-base tournament

The winners will represent Cancun in the national competition next October.

*Urvan has an accident with passengers and five of them end up in the hospital

Both drivers involved report that they had a green light so they were put to dissociate to solve their problem

*LGBT community in Q. Roo wants to reform the educational system

The members seek to eliminate discriminatory attitudes towards minors.

*Isla Mujeres celebrates 172 years of life, knows the origin of the name of the island

The town of Dolores was founded on August 17, 1850, a place we know today as Isla Mujeres and the 172nd anniversary of its creation is celebrated.

*Without a place in paradise: More than 17,000 street children are detected in Q. Roo

Every day, authorities across the state rescue up to seven homeless minors from the streets.

*Cancún reactivates preventive filters in its accesses

Police regroup and randomly monitor the different entrances of Cancun to prevent prohibited objects from entering the city.

* Infections of the 'Monkey Pox' increase in Quintana Roo

Quintana Roo became the fourth entity with the most cases of smallpox in the country

*Hoteliers ask for accounts for money spent on influencers

The state spent 11 million pesos on an influencer campaign to promote Chetumal, Mahahual, and Bacalar.

*Cancun expects large influx of tourists for Independence Day celebrations

Despite being almost a month away from the Independence Day celebrations, in Cancun they expect a large economic spill for NATIONAL festivity.

* Cozumel Police: blindly against insecurity

The authority does not know data on the generators of violence and only has 80 police officers per shift.

*The Amazons arrive for a softball friendly in Cancun

They will face the Selection of the Taxi Drivers Union, in the field March 13.

*Ready the project to optimize the treatment of sargassum

The director of the Quintana Roo Council for Science and Technology (Coqcyt), announced that the sargassum characterization project

*Cancun has the largest number of Blue Flag badges

Seven public beaches were the ones that achieved this important renovation, as well as three hotel complex sandbanks

* They leave day laborers from Quintana Roo "dumped" in Canada

The 100 workers swindled by MBT Management of Consular Procedures wander and sleep at the Toronto airport as they have no money to return to Mexico.