Business Leaders to Form Task Force After Easter to Address Chetumal Store Closures
Business leaders plan post-Easter talks to address commercial closures in Chetumal due to high taxes.
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Xcaret Continues Normal Operations Despite Supreme Court Ruling on Mayan Imagery
Xcaret parks continue normal operations despite a Supreme Court ruling on Mayan cultural imagery.
Cancún Advances Urban Corridor Project to Revitalize City Center
Cancún officials are developing a major urban corridor to connect key landmarks and improve infrastructure in the city center.
U.S. Report Highlights Trade Barriers With Mexico Ahead of USMCA Review
The U.S. identifies customs delays, energy policies, and technical standards as key trade obstacles with Mexico.
Cozumel Rental Companies Face Unfair Competition from Unregulated Operators
Legal rental businesses in Cozumel warn about unregulated operators and platforms offering vehicles without permits or insurance.
U.S. Administration Claims Pemex Owes $2.5 Billion to American Energy Suppliers
The Trump administration says Pemex owes over $2.5 billion to U.S. energy service providers.
Indigenous Leader Questions Fate of 15 Million Pesos for Maya Cultural Use
An indigenous leader in Quintana Roo says funds from a private agreement never reached Maya communities.
Traditional Fruits of Southern Quintana Roo Face Extinction Due to Soil and Climate Challenges
Traditional fruits like caimito and marañón are declining in southern Quintana Roo due to poor soil and climate conditions.
Tulum Faces Tourism Crisis as Empty Streets and Sargassum Plague Peak Season
Tulum's peak tourist season has turned desolate with empty streets, severe economic losses, and beaches covered in sargassum and trash.
Uber Drivers in Cancún Accuse National Guard of Continued Harassment Despite Order
Uber drivers in Cancún allege National Guard harassment persists despite a ban, with coordination with pirate taxis.