Mexican Government Expropriates Nearly 5 Hectares of Land for Maya Train Project
Federal authorities seize 4.8 hectares of private land across four states for the Maya Train railway.
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Quintana Roo Aims for Top 10 Finish in National Olympics with Largest-Ever Delegation
Quintana Roo sends its largest delegation to the National Olympics, aiming for a top 10 finish.
Mexican Caribbean Businesses Warn of Economic Risk from Maya Symbol Use Ruling
Business leaders in Mexico's Caribbean region express concern over a Supreme Court ruling that could penalize unauthorized use of Maya…
Gonzalo Merediz Resigns from Amigos de Sian Kaan; Rocío Moreno Takes Over as Director
Gonzalo Merediz resigns after 20 years leading Amigos de Sian Kaan, succeeded by Rocío Moreno.
Conservation Group Saves 30,000 Sharks in Quintana Roo Over Four Years
A conservation program in Quintana Roo has saved 30,000 sharks by promoting sustainable tourism over fishing.
Yucatan Peninsula to See Intense Heat and Clear Skies Friday
Mérida, Yucatan — The Yucatan Peninsula will see intense heat and mostly clear skies on...
Mexico’s Supreme Court to Settle Decades-Old Border Dispute That Could Redraw Yucatan Peninsula Map
Mexico's Supreme Court will resolve a territorial dispute between three states that has left over 150 communities without clear governance.
Business Leaders Warn of Legal Uncertainty Over Maya Cultural Symbols in Quintana Roo
Business group warns Supreme Court rulings on Maya symbols could lead to arbitrary closures, impacting tourism.
Tortilla Prices Set to Rise in Quintana Roo as Production Costs Increase
Tortilla prices in Quintana Roo will increase by 2 to 4 pesos per kilogram starting Wednesday.
Mexican Supreme Court Sanctions Xcaret Over Maya Symbol Use, Sparking Debate on Cultural Appropriation
Mexico's Supreme Court fined Xcaret for commercial use of Maya symbols, raising questions about cultural appropriation.