Street Vendors in Playa del Carmen Allege Extortion by Municipal Tax Inspectors
Street vendors in Playa del Carmen accuse municipal tax inspectors of demanding illegal payments for permits and tables.
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Foreign Divers Without Permits Damaging Coral Reefs in Riviera Maya, Activists Say
Local divers and activists call on Profepa to investigate and stop environmental damage to coral reefs.
Thousands Rally Across Yucatan for Higher Wages and Tax Relief on May Day
Thousands of workers marched in Yucatan on May Day demanding higher wages, tax cuts, and better conditions.
Mexico Spent Over $250 Million in 2025 to Cover Losses of Military-Run Companies
The federal government allocated more than 5 billion pesos to offset losses at military-run businesses including the Tren Maya.
Tulum Merchants Plan Discounts to Shed ‘Expensive Destination’ Image, Canaco Says
Tulum merchants plan discounts to counter the destination's reputation as expensive, says Canaco president Felipe Náhuatl.
Kanasin Landfill Violates 83% of Environmental Measures, Profepa Says
Mexico's environmental agency says the Kanasin landfill has failed to comply with 83% of corrective measures, posing contamination risks.
Former Mayor Lili Campos Linked to Animalandia Maya Operation Raided by Authorities
A former mayor's 2022 permit allowed Animalandia Maya to operate until 2025, despite animal cruelty complaints.
Tulum Shuts Down Businesses for Alleged Tourist Fraud in Artisans Zone
Authorities closed two establishments after tourists reported being tricked into paying for services they didn't want.
No Bikes, Same Fees: Questions Grow Over Playaparq Concession in Playa del Carmen
Questions are mounting over the status of the city’s bike-share program and whether the company behind it is complying with…
No Official Word on Removal of Biciplaya Bikes in Playa del Carmen
City councilor says concessionaire Playaparq has not explained the apparent removal of rental bicycles from stations.