Page 34 - Maya Train News Today

The trilateral Commission for Environmental Cooperation established by the U.S., Mexico and Canada has recommended opening an investigation into Mexico’s…

The trilateral Commission for Environmental Cooperation has recommended opening an investigation into Mexico’s multibillion-dollar tourist train project on the Yucatán peninsula.

President López Obrador discussed drug use, Pentagon "espionage", the sale of a presidential plane and more in this week's pressers.

A judge has provisionally blocked imports of ballast for the construction of the Maya Train, after a transport ship damaged a coral reef.

Tulum’s famed archaeological zone and its ancient Mayan ruins are set to receive an endowment from the Mexican government this year for the purposes of improving infrastructure for visitors and preserving the pre-Hispanic monuments themselves.

President López Obrador addressed marijuana licensing, water shortages, hospital improvements and more at the weekday morning pressers.

The purchase, valued at more than 203 million pesos, will be used to fight cartels, according to documents obtained by the newspaper Milenio.

President López Obrador addressed the fentanyl crisis, fuel prices, easing inflation and more at the weekday morning pressers.

In this Mexico in Numbers, we lay out key figures about the scale and impact of the Yucatán Peninsula's controversial rail project.

The Federal Electricity Commission (CFE) will electrify 44 percent of the Mayan Train route