Quintana Roo School Director Removed After Parents Protest Alleged Relationship with Minor
Education officials removed a telesecundaria director after parents protested alleged misconduct with a student.
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Tulum Announces Traffic Closures for Carnival Festivities Through March 1
Tulum officials implement traffic changes for Carnival to ease congestion and ensure safety.
Cozumel Museum Launches Nature Painting Contest for 39th Anniversary
Cozumel museum invites artists to submit works inspired by the island's ecosystems for a painting competition.
American Tourist Sparks Backlash After Criticizing Playa del Carmen Vendors for Speaking Spanish
A U.S. tourist faced criticism after telling vendors in Playa del Carmen to learn English to sell better to tourists.
Cancún Residents Report Women Demanding Voter IDs in Exchange for Food Aid
Residents in Cancún report women demanding voter IDs for food aid, raising identity theft concerns.
Around 250,000 Workers in Quintana Roo Exceed 48-Hour Work Week
Data shows about 250,000 workers in Quintana Roo exceed Mexico's 48-hour weekly limit, driven by service sector demands.
Irregular Settlements in Quintana Roo Protest High Electricity Bills from ‘Totalizer’ Meters
Residents of irregular settlements in Quintana Roo face high electricity bills from collective meters.
Cancún Sees Surge in Demand for Certified Birth Certificates
Cancún officials report over 4,700 certified birth certificates issued in early 2026, driven by school registrations.
Quintana Roo Legislature Honors Rotary International for 50 Years of Service
State lawmakers recognized Rotary International for five decades of humanitarian work in Quintana Roo.
Cancún’s Nichupté Bridge Nears Completion, Set to Open in March
The 11.2-kilometer Nichupté Bridge in Cancún will open in March, offering free access to ease traffic.