Quintana Roo Invests Over $12.5M to Boost Fishing and Aquaculture Sector
Quintana Roo allocates 12.5 million pesos to support 1,323 fishers and aquaculturists across 11 municipalities.
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Quintana Roo allocates 12.5 million pesos to support 1,323 fishers and aquaculturists across 11 municipalities.
Aguakan implements anaerobic digestion to treat wastewater sludge, producing biogas and reducing environmental impact.
The USTR removed Mexico from its Priority Watch List, citing significant improvements in IP policy.
The PT proposes requiring a judicial order before the UIF can freeze bank accounts, citing constitutional rights.
Residents question legality of cutting down a large ceiba tree in Chetumal, citing lack of authorization.
Carlos Constandse says the cancellation of the Sacred Maya Journey damages not only Xcaret but the entire state's tourism industry.
S&P upgraded Quintana Roo's credit rating to mxAA, citing fiscal discipline and financial independence.
Officials are evaluating two possible locations for a new pier serving fishermen in Puerto Juarez.
French luxury group LVMH confirms its first Mexican hotel investment, a Cheval Blanc resort in Tulum.
A couple of entrepreneurs in Bacalar claim they face threats and a fabricated criminal case, demanding safety and impartial review.