New York Times Reports Mexican Politicians Use Laws to Sue, Harass Journalists
The New York Times reveals Mexican politicians increasingly use legal actions to silence journalists, with cases of SLAPP suits and…
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Tourism Businesses in Tulum Accuse State Police of Harassment and Extortion
Business owners in Tulum allege state police are harassing and extorting tourists on the Tulum-Cobá highway.
Real Estate ‘Cartel’ Squeezes Tulum as Businesses Shutter, Locals Cry Foul
At least 30 businesses have closed in Tulum's hotel zone as locals accuse developers of orchestrating a crisis to buy…
CROC Cancún Still Without Permanent Leader Nearly a Year After Mario Machuca Murder
Nearly a year after union leader Mario Machuca was murdered, the CROC has yet to name a permanent successor for…
New Cell Phone Registration Requirement Could Affect Banking Apps, SMS Verification, and Mobile Service in Mexico
If you have a Mexican cell phone number, the clock is ticking. Mexico's new mobile phone registration program requires all…
Mexico Approves 400 New Hotel Rooms for Isla Mujeres Mainland Zone
Mexican authorities approved a 1 billion peso hotel project in Costa Mujeres, adding 400 rooms to the booming tourist zone.
Cozumel Officials Defend San Miguelito Wastewater Plant After Environmental Complaints
CAPA Cozumel says the San Miguelito treatment plant is running normally with no leaks or environmental risks.
Legislative Push for ‘Barrio Mágico’ Designation Gains Momentum
Architects and lawmakers in Quintana Roo are drafting legislation to create regulated 'Barrio Mágico' districts to boost tourism.
Agrochemical Pollution Halts Fishing Projects in Chetumal Bay
Runoff from sugarcane fields contaminates Chetumal Bay, blocking aquaculture permits until water quality is assured.
Aguakan Advances Second Phase of Beach Collector in Playa del Carmen
Aguakan reports progress on the second stage of the Beach Collector project in Playa del Carmen, with 47 meters of…