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.
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.
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.
Quintana Roo to Regulate Mototaxi Services Starting in Cancún
Quintana Roo will begin regulating mototaxi services to improve safety and mobility, starting in Cancún.
Quintana Roo Officials Consider Blue Crab Fishing Request in Chetumal Bay
Officials are reviewing a request from Punta Catalán fishers to allow blue crab harvesting in Chetumal Bay.
Latin American Mobility Forum Concludes in Cancún With Focus on Sustainable Transport
Over 900 attendees from 11 countries gathered in Cancún for a forum on sustainable urban mobility and transportation.
Yucatan Governor Inaugurates Hotel Project Creating 270 Jobs in Merida
Governor Joaquín Díaz Mena opens Las Brisas hotel, generating 85 direct and 185 indirect jobs with a $600 million peso…
Unregulated Vacation Rentals Pose Major Risk for Child Sex Trafficking in Quintana Roo
Unregulated vacation rentals in Quintana Roo are a major risk for child sex trafficking, with 80,000 units lacking oversight.
Aguakan Expands Water Service with 65 Pumping Stations Across Quintana Roo
Aguakan operates 65 pumping stations to ensure water reaches homes, businesses, and hospitals in four municipalities.