Cozumel Deputy Spent Over $1.6 Million on Digital Ads, Raising Questions About Funding and Priorities
A local deputy in Cozumel spent more than 1.6 million pesos on digital ads, sparking debate over transparency.
Ana Reyes
Playa Del Carmen Residents Deny Government Claim of 474 Property Titles Delivered
Founders of a Playa del Carmen neighborhood say only 250 titles were handed out, not 474 as officially claimed.
Deteriorating Playa del Carmen Bridge Puts Pedestrians and Drivers at Risk
A deteriorating vehicular bridge in Playa del Carmen shows cracks and fallen concrete, raising safety concerns.
Record Seaweed Blankets Caribbean Coast, Threatens Tourism
Tulum, Mexico — A record wave of brown, smelly seaweed is washing up on beaches...
Turtle Rescue in Cozumel: Green Sea Turtle Saved Thanks to Citizen Report
Cozumel, Quintana Roo — A green sea turtle that became stranded on Playa San Martin...
Mexico’s Military-Linked Company to Take Over Ticket Sales at Tulum Archaeological Site, Critics Say
A state-owned military-linked company will manage ticket sales at Tulum’s Jaguar Park, sparking concerns over militarization of heritage.
Environmental Groups Call for Protest in Merida to Protect Chuburna Dunes
Citizen groups call for a peaceful protest on July 31 to demand protection of coastal dunes threatened by tourism development.
Benito Juárez Nears Record Property Tax Collection, Hits 91% of Annual Goal by Mid-Year
Cancún's Benito Juárez municipality collected 91% of its annual property tax target by mid-2026, nearing a record.
Tulum Fires 30 Officials Over Alleged ‘Coyote’ Bribery Schemes
Tulum has fired about 30 municipal officials this year for allegedly running bribery and false consulting schemes.
Tulum Eliminates Illegal Bus Stops to Streamline Public Transport
Tulum authorities remove illegal bus stops and signs to improve traffic flow and safety for pedestrians and riders.