Tour Guides Accuse Officials of Selling Jobs at Chichén Itzá for Up to $150,000
Independent guides at Chichén Itzá allege job positions are being sold for up to $150,000 to relatives of certain groups.
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Tulum Authorities Close 18 Real Estate Developments in Six Months Over Regulatory Violations
Officials in Tulum have shut down 18 real estate developments in six months for failing to comply with regulations.
Measles Vaccine Demand Creates Kilometer-Long Lines in Playa del Carmen
High demand for measles vaccines caused kilometer-long lines and shortages at immunization sites in Playa del Carmen.
Two Major Traffic Accidents Cause Material Damage in Playa del Carmen
Two separate collisions in Playa del Carmen resulted in significant vehicle damage but no serious injuries.
Police Officer Killed in Ambush on Quintana Roo Highway
A police officer died after an armed group attacked a security patrol on a highway in Quintana Roo.
Water Scarcity in Quintana Roo Fuels Fraud Targeting Irregular Settlements
Scammers exploit water shortages in Quintana Roo's informal neighborhoods, taking deposits for water deliveries that never arrive.
Mexican Lawmakers Clash Over Sargassum Response as Caribbean Braces for Record Seaweed Season
Mexican officials debate sargassum response as Caribbean faces record seaweed influx threatening tourism.
GMO Corn Imports Block Sale of Nearly Half a Million Tons in Guanajuato
Mexican farmers cannot sell corn due to market saturation from imported GMO grain.
Yucatán Enacts 70-Year Maximum Sentence for Femicide and Reforms Self-Defense Laws
Yucatán imposes Mexico's highest femicide penalty and reforms self-defense laws with gender perspective.
U.S. Treasury Fines Florida’s IMG Academy $1.72 Million for Enrolling Cartel Leaders’ Children
The U.S. Treasury fined IMG Academy $1.72 million for enrolling children of sanctioned Mexican cartel leaders.