Nearly a Year After ‘Mincho Law,’ Dolphinariums in Quintana Roo Operate Without Regulations
Dolphinariums in Quintana Roo face uncertainty as regulations for the 'Mincho Law' remain unpublished, affecting animal welfare.
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Cancun Airport Passenger Traffic Declines Again Amid Inflation, Security Fears, and Competition
Cancun Airport saw passenger traffic fall 4.3% in April, continuing a downward trend due to multiple factors.
Tourist Park Occupancy Drops Over 10% in Mexican Caribbean, Delphinus CEO Says
Delphinus CEO cites US recession, strong peso, and all-inclusive hotels as factors, not new wildlife law.
US Mint Buys Gold Linked to Cartels, NYT Investigation Finds
A New York Times investigation reveals that the US Mint purchases gold from criminal groups, laundering it into official coins.
Mexican Authorities Investigate Gym Chain for Alleged Cartel Money Laundering
A gym chain in Yucatan and Quintana Roo is under investigation for allegedly laundering money for the Jalisco New Generation…
Tren Maya Cargo Locomotives Begin Testing in Yucatan
Five Wabtec ES44AC locomotives begin dynamic tests in Yucatan as part of the Tren Maya cargo service.
Tulum Archaeological Site Guides Report 50% Drop in Services
Certified tour guides at Tulum's archaeological site say demand for their services has fallen by half.
Maya Community in Dzitnup Defies Yucatan Governor Over Cenote Control
Dzitnup residents reject state takeover of Xkeken and Samula cenotes, demanding local management.
Profepa Confirms Removal of 41,000 Pigs From Yucatan Farm After Definitive Closure
Mexico's environmental agency confirms the removal of 41,570 pigs from a Yucatan farm after a definitive closure order.
Spanish-French Consortium Plans $150M Power Plant in Playa del Carmen
A Spanish-French consortium may invest $150 million to build a 150 MW power plant in Playa del Carmen to reduce…