Federal Intervention Puts Tulum’s Local Government Under Scrutiny
A sharply worded editorial post accusing Tulum Mayor Diego Castañón Trejo of governing “by remote control” has placed new attention…
Ana Reyes
Free Entry, But Not Free Access: Tulum Visitors Still Report Barriers at Parque del Jaguar
TULUM, Quintana Roo — The federal government’s new free-entry policy for Parque del Jaguar was...
1982 decree may void land claims in Tulum park dispute
Chetumal, Quintana Roo — The head of the State Prosecutor’s Office, Raciel López Salazar, confirmed...
Pok Ta Pok Residents Demand Preservation of Golf Course and Original Cancun Vision
Residents of Cancun's Pok Ta Pok neighborhood demand the preservation of the historic golf course, opposing a high-rise condominium project.
Third Round of USMCA Negotiations Begins in Mexico City
Mexico and the US began the third round of USMCA talks in Mexico City, focusing on trade and investment certainty.
CFE to Invest 200 Billion Pesos to Reduce Blackouts in Quintana Roo
CFE plans 200 billion pesos in infrastructure to cut power outages across Quintana Roo.
Cancun Proposes Financial Support for Caregivers of Disabled and Elderly
Cancun's city council is developing a program to provide economic support and services to caregivers of people with disabilities and…
Tulum Opens Citizen Consultation for 2027 Property Tax Values
Tulum's government invites residents and experts to submit proposals for updating property tax values by July 30.
Playa 38 in Playa del Carmen Recovers Sand After Months of Coastal Erosion
Playa 38 in Playa del Carmen has regained much of its sand just in time for summer vacation season.
Mexico Expropriates 102 Hectares in Juan Sarabia for Maya Train, Pays $160 Million to Ejido Members
The federal government will compensate the ejido in Othón P. Blanco with over 160 million pesos for the Maya Train's…