Quintana Roo State Pushes Municipalities to Align Traffic Rules With State Law
State officials are working with all 11 municipalities to ensure local traffic regulations comply with state law.
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Mary Hernandez Honors Teachers in Felipe Carrillo Puerto With Dinner, Dance, and Raffle
Mayor Mary Hernandez celebrated Teachers' Day with a dinner-dance, comedy show, and raffle for thousands of educators.
Tulum Installs Tourist Information Kiosks at Archaeological Zone
Tulum installed information kiosks at the archaeological zone to guide visitors on free beach access and services.
Cancun to Install 31 Traffic Cameras to Catch Speeders
Cancun will install 31 speed cameras on major avenues to reduce accidents, Mayor Ana Paty Peralta announced.
Quintana Roo Secures Denomination of Origin for Melipona Honey
Mexico grants geographical indication protection to traditional Maya stingless bee honey from Quintana Roo.
Quintana Roo Grants Protected Status to Sacred Maya Honey
Mexico grants Geographical Indication to melipona honey, protecting its Maya heritage and traditional production.
Cancun Hotel Association Donates 100,000 Pesos to Red Cross
The Cancun hotel association donated 100,000 pesos to support the Red Cross's life-saving services in the region.
Protest in Tulum Over Argentine Accused of Humiliating Local Vendor Goes Ahead Despite Apology
A protest in Tulum over an Argentine accused of humiliating a pozol vendor will proceed despite an apology and his…
Mexico Denies Emergency Repairs on Cancun’s Nichupté Bridge, Says Structure Is Safe
SICT says visible metal structures are part of original design, not emergency shoring.
Feminist Network Demands Air-Conditioned Classrooms and Drinking Water Amid Heat Wave in Quintana Roo
A feminist collective in Quintana Roo demands urgent measures to protect students from extreme heat, criticizing government inaction.