Quintana Roo Tax Authority Warns of World Cup 2026 Fraud Schemes
Quintana Roo's tax agency alerts businesses to possible fraud involving fake inspections for World Cup broadcast rights.
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Quintana Roo's tax agency alerts businesses to possible fraud involving fake inspections for World Cup broadcast rights.
UQROO researcher says the Tren Maya requires services, tourist routes, and commercial spaces to generate economic benefits in communities between…
Business owners in Isla Mujeres say constant inspections and closures are strangling the local economy, even as the city promotes…
Mercado Libre will invest $4.6 billion in Mexico in 2026, creating 8,500 jobs and expanding logistics and financial services.
Mexico's CFE awarded 1,779 MW in wind projects, 27% of total capacity in mixed development scheme.
The Mexican Association of Real Estate Professionals is overseeing 200 developments in Cancun to prevent fraud.
After the World Cup excitement, Riviera Maya, Riviera Nayarit and Cozumel invite travelers to unwind on Mexico's beaches.
Riviera Maya business leaders ask President Sheinbaum to classify sargasso as a natural disaster due to severe economic losses.
Tren Maya introduces 'Tren de Cancun' packages from 3 to 13 days, partnering with hotels and attractions.
Activists say Royal Caribbean is clearing mangroves without permits for its beach club in Cozumel, sparking fresh environmental outcry.