Appeals Court: Detained Migrants Have No Right to Bond Hearings
A US appeals court ruled on Friday that President Donald Trump's administration is not required...
Mexico’s New Digital Law: What Happens to Cash?
The Mexican Senate has approved the Digital Economy Law for Digital and Electronic Payments, proposed...
Activists File Complaints Over Heavy Machinery on Cancún’s Playa Delfines Dune
Environmental groups have filed federal complaints over heavy machinery on Playa Delfines' coastal dune and alleged mishandling of sea turtle…
Same-Sex Couples in Cancún Face Hurdles Certifying Concubinage
Same-sex couples in Cancún can register concubinage under state law, but stigma and legal ignorance often block them from claiming…
Cancún–Isla Mujeres Boat Cooperatives Sink Under Heavy Losses as Only 20 of 130 Vessels Stay Active
Boat cooperatives running tours from Cancún to Isla Mujeres operate at 15 to 20 percent capacity, with operators calling it…
Quintana Roo Human Rights Commission Closes 930 Complaints With Only 13 Recommendations
Quintana Roo's human rights commission closed 930 complaints with just 13 recommendations, as 146 inmates were transferred out of an…
Vacation Rental Host Confronts Visitax Charge at Cancún Airport
A vacation rental operator questioned Visitax fees at Cancún's airport, warning that unclear charges could discourage tourists as passenger traffic…
Anti-Corruption Prosecutor’s Office Seizes House in Playa del Carmen
Quintana Roo's anti-corruption prosecutor's office seized a rented-room house in Playa del Carmen's Ejido Sur, part of an inquiry into…
Graffiti Artists Erase Cancún’s ‘Wall of Corrupt Politicians’ as Activists Prepared to Restore It
Graffiti artists with a municipal permit painted over Cancún's 'Wall of Shame,' prompting a tense confrontation with the activists who…
Quintana Roo Grants Tax Breaks to Mototaxi Operators
Quintana Roo is offering mototaxi and motocarro operators up to 100% off vehicle ownership tax owed from 2022 to 2026…